Wednesday, March 19, 2014
OCC'sen Script
You can also view the document via this link:
https://docs.google.com/document/d/1HPseMGyZAMTAPFd-eYYcYKvj3Q1OwWtOorElskxj3EA/pub
OCC'sen Production Roles
Period 11
Botbyl, Kelsey Ranee: Production Assistant/Extra
Castillo, Gabriel C.: Music/SoundtrackCoffey, Luke Everett: Sound Engineer
DeSandro, Erin Nickole: Production Assistant/Extra
Dindak, Connor J: Actor
Fleming, Stefen D.: Cameraman
Garguilo, Christina Bianca.: Editor
Gonzalez-Delcid, Kerwin M.: Editor
Guzman, Samantha Emerald.: Production Designer
Johnson, Connor.: Key Grip
Merlock, Kenneth Brian.: Best Boy
Mitchell, Jonathan Carl.: Actor
Muhammad-Cross, Ishmael Rasul.: Production Assistant/Extra
Perez, Hugo Alfredo James.: Director of Photography
Pham, Allison Hung.: Production Assistant/Extra
Raff, Rebecca Ashley.: Production Supervisor
Samaroo, Ryan Elie.: Assistant Editor
Stringer, Christl Taria.: Art Director/Storyboarding
Terry, Cameron Phillip.: Sound Editor
Thompson, Tyler Nicholas.: Gaffer
Willcox, Abigail Marie.: Production Assistant/Grip
Williams, Erica Nickole.: Actor
Period 12
Baldi, Tyler James.: DirectorBiren, Blake Gregory.: Actor
DiFabio, Carly Annice.: Production Assistant/Grip
Giardino, Vincent J H.: Director
Goetze, Devon Taylor.: Cinematographer
Hatfield, Charlotte Ann.: Prop Master
Huynh, Kenneth D.: Director
Imperatore, Alexandra Lauren.: Production Assistant/Extra
Johnson, Isaiah A.: Data Handler
Liepe, Samantha Josephine.: Production Assistant/Extra
Londono, Alejandra.: Still Photographer/Blogger
Mancella, Cassandra Lynne.: Editor
Monroe, Nicole Riane.: Actor
Morales, Chloe.: Production Coordinator
Roberson, Brandon A.: Cameraman
Tran, Henry Q: Cameraman
Today, you will be broken up into three groups to discuss the following pre-production tasks. One director will be assigned to each group to compile and summarize the ideas generated.
Group 1: (Vince, Sam, and Christl must be in this group)
- PEC posters - slogans, look
- The face of Charlotte Danielson (a woman preferrably)
- PEC preparation booklets
- Wardrobe - What are the students wearing? The principal characters?
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| Here's what I envisioned my character dressing like: crazy hair and a button-adorned blazer. |
Group 2: (Tyler, Rebecca, and Chloe must be in this group)
- Production scheduling - logistically vs. chronologically
- Shoot days - what days of the week will we be shooting? The actors need to know due to wardrobe consistency.
- Facebook group?
- Blog updates
Group 3: (Kenny is in charge of this group)
- Filming locations
- PEC test state video
- B-roll/stock footage
Thursday, March 13, 2014
Wednesday, March 12, 2014
OCC'sen Production Jobs
Just a reminder folks: Applications cannot be submitted via the comment section of this post.
A hard copy must be turned into either me (Clark), Lockwood, or Weisback by Friday, March 14th.
Explain why you want the job you have selected, and why you are qualified. This can be rather informal.
Also, feel free to apply for two or three positions as you may not get your first choice.
Monday, March 10, 2014
Persuasive Essay on your Best Picture Choice
Due Tuesday 3/11:
Write a 5 paragraph persuasive essay on why your choice for Best Picture is the best choice for winning the Oscar (even if it didn't win). Include the following: how your film stands the test of time, analyze a few of the key scenes from the film, why it is better than the other film nominees? (100 Points)
Write a 5 paragraph persuasive essay on why your choice for Best Picture is the best choice for winning the Oscar (even if it didn't win). Include the following: how your film stands the test of time, analyze a few of the key scenes from the film, why it is better than the other film nominees? (100 Points)
Monday, March 3, 2014
Results of the Oakcrest Oscar Predictions
The 6,000 members of the academy voted and as expected many of you fell short since you didn't think Gravity could win (you may have been led astray by Mr Clark's vitriol for the film), but out of 10 nominations - Gravity picked up 7 Oscars including a big one for Best Director, and was the big winner. 12 Years won 3: Best Picture (Brad Pitt's first), Best Supporting Actress - Lupita Nyong'o edged out Jennifer Lawrence (who fell again getting out of her car), and Best Adapted Screenplay. Wolf of Wall Street had a bad night and didn't receive any Oscars. American Hustle was a bust, having walked in with 10 nominations and left with none. Dallas Buyers Club roped in a few awards with Matthew McConaughey winning Best Actor and giving a great speech.
On a side note, I can't believe some actresses actually ate pizza - probably the first time a carbohydrate hit their mouths since high school. Didn't see George Clooney in the audience, was he still in space? Overall a good show with a lot of great films.
Results of the Oscar Predictions (check your ballots):
1) Chloe - 19 out of 24 (had all the big ones, missed on 5, awesome job, you should try Powerball next)
2) Mr Weisback - 16 (this was my best year ever, Gravity helped me!)
3) Luke - 15 (missed some minor categories, but had the big ones)
4) Kenny - 14 (missed big categories, but had everything else)
5) Tyler Baldi - 13 (spread out)
5) Isaiah - 13 (tied with Tyler)
6) Erica - 12
6) Jon - 12
6) Christl - 12
7) Mr Costal - 11 (hurt by American Hustle predictions)
7) Sam Guzman - 11
7) Connor Dindak - 11
7) Abi Wilcox - 11
rest of the pack......
*Mr Clark and Mr Lockwood - gone fishing
Sunday, March 2, 2014
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