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<p>ATye: </p> <hr /> <div>{{Production Info<br /> | name = Point and Shoot<br /> | logofile =Roxanne fabulous.jpg<br /> | logoalt = There's nothing here yet!<br /> | genre = Comedy, Action<br /> | broadcast = 15/2/2018<br /> | episodes = 1<br /> | producers = Adam Tye<br /> }}<br /> <br /> '''Point and Shoot''' is an Action/Comedy short film about a shadowy bounty hunter society on campus. Members can receive contracts on each other, with successful eliminations granting the victor a guaranteed 2:1 or higher in their degree. The society is presented within the film as being without real, physical weaponry and so the film adopts a 'prop-less' aesthetic to match. It is the only fictional piece of YSTV programming to go into production during the 2016/17 student year and was shortlisted for the NaSTA 2018 award for Best Comedy.<br /> <br /> ==Story==<br /> A ruthless assassin has a price placed on her head and is forced to fend for her life.<br /> <br /> ==Cast==<br /> '''Main Characters'''<br /> *Roxanne Spence as The Assassin<br /> *Carrie Morrison as the First Bounty Hunter<br /> *Lucy Maines as the Second Bounty Hunter<br /> *Logan Hawley as the first one that Roxanne's characters kills I haven't come up with the names yet give me time kthanxbye<br /> <br /> '''Extras'''<br /> *Gareth as Guy who barely puts up a fight<br /> *Morgan as Woman who needs to take cover better<br /> *[[Kenric Yuen]] as Badass archer who unfortunately is only in the film for a few seconds<br /> *[[Dan Maher]] as Crossbow guy (also known as The Cheater)<br /> <br /> ==Locations==<br /> Filming took place over three days, covering roughly four scenes in total. The geography and relation of scenes to one another was not designed to make sense, out of convenience so the crew could choose the best location on the day of filming. Adam appreciates that this may intensely irritate University of York students and alumni.<br /> <br /> '''Scene 1 - The First Fight'''<br /> *Filmed in one of the top floors of the Spring Lane building.<br /> *The final shot of Roxanne walking out through the rotating doors was shot at the back of the building. Adam foolishly thought this would take only a couple of hours to film - in actuality, it took roughly five.<br /> *This was the second scene to be shot in total and was filmed on the second day of production.<br /> <br /> '''Scene 2 - The Text Message'''<br /> *Set just outside the Costa near James Porters and YUSU.<br /> *Fun fact: whilst carrying a table, Adam spilt water all over his crotch in a most unfortunate manner. Unfortunately it was not a sunny day and so took some time to dry out.<br /> *This was the third scene to be shot and was filmed on the third day of production.<br /> <br /> '''Scene 3 - The Second Fight'''<br /> *Shot just outside that hall where they have the poster sale next to the Costa, overlooking the lake.<br /> *This was the first scene to be shot and was filmed on the first day of production.<br /> <br /> '''Scene 4 - The Mexican Standoff/The Duo''' (Deleted Scene)<br /> *Filming for this took place on Walmgate Stray.<br /> *This was the final scene to be shot and was filmed on the third day of production.<br /> <br /> ==Movie References==<br /> The short film contains references to various other action and western films.<br /> *The premise of the film bears similarities to the criminal underworld of '''John Wick''', in that it portrays a kind of assassin/bounty hunter society. This even applies to the texts the characters receive informing them of a new target or 'Contract'.<br /> * At the end of Scene 2, the camera move towards Lucy's character as she looks over at Carrie's character is similar to a 'push in' on John Watson during a scene in ''Guy Ritchie's'' 2009 '''Sherlock Holmes''' movie.<br /> *The Mexican Standoff during the deleted last scene of the film is a homage to ''Sergio Leone's'' '''The Good, The Bad and The Ugly'''.<br /> <br /> ==Roxanne's Essay==<br /> During the first scene, Roxanne's character can be seen typing what is presumably an essay onto a laptop. The essay has been included below, for posterity's sake:<br /> <br /> &quot;There’s a stranger in my bed<br /> There’s a pounding in my head<br /> Theres flamingos in the pool<br /> Is this a hickey or a bruise<br /> I smell like a mini bar<br /> Teachers passed out in the yard <br /> It’s a blacked out blurr but I’m pretty sure it ruled<br /> Oh yeah<br /> Last Friday night<br /> Think I took to many shots then we danced on table tops last Friday night<br /> <br /> From the day we arrived on the planet<br /> And blinking steped into the sun<br /> There is more to see than can ever be seen<br /> More to do than can ever be done<br /> There’s far to much to take in here more to find than can ever be found<br /> With the sun rolling high <br /> In the sapphire sky <br /> Each great and small<br /> On the endless round<br /> It’s the circle of life<br /> And it moves us all<br /> Through despaire and hope <br /> Through faith and love <br /> Til we find our place<br /> On the path unwinding<br /> It’s the circle<br /> The circle of life<br /> <br /> The minute you walked in the joint<br /> I could see you were a man of distinction<br /> A real big spender<br /> Good looking <br /> So refined<br /> Say wouldn’t you like to know whats going on in my mind<br /> So let me get right to the point<br /> I don’t pop my cork for every guy I see<br /> Hey big spender<br /> Spend a little time with me<br /> <br /> Summer. Europe. A view over the city. These are the basic ingredients. And a river running through it. Yes a river, running through the city, with a couple at the waters edge, these are the basic ingredients. The woman? Young and beautiful, naturally. The man? Older, sensitive naturally. Yes a naturally sensitive man, with a taste for power, who knows this is wrong. They both know this is wrong / Exactly<br /> /They’re making love in the mans apartment<br /> They’re what?<br /> Making love. Making love in the mans apartment. A luxury apartment naturally, with a view over the entire city, these are the basic ingredients.<br /> The woman cries out, her golden hair cascading over the bed, her eyes widen, her knuckles tighten, there are tears in her eyes. <br /> THE APPARTMENT IS BEAUTIFULY FURNISHED<br /> What?<br /> Of course the apartment is beautifully furnished. Obviously it would have high ceilings and oak walls. And the tall windows would have views over Notre Dame, the great ____ and _______ to name but a few. ….. (This wasn’t my monologue so I paraphrased and can’t remember the rest.)<br /> … And the man/<br /> lets say he grunts?<br /> What?<br /> Lets say he grunts yes, but not the course grunt of a mechanic. Rather the sophisticated grunt of a man of power and influence… (Not my monologue again, sorry)<br /> Absolutely not.<br /> (This part is me) Absolutly not, but the grunt of a man who breakfasts on one continent and lunches on another. Who flies first class with linen napkins and a comprehensive wine list. These are the basic ingredients<br /> That kind of grunt <br /> That kind of man<br /> That kind of light<br /> What kind of light?<br /> The kind of light that streams in through the window, that catches her hair as it cascades (Nope, not mine again but the gist is about how beautiful the light is) <br /> <br /> ''People may be wondering why I am writing the lyrics to Katy Perry’s ‘Last Friday Night,’ The Lion Kings opening song, Sweet Charities ‘Hey Big Spender’, and part of the second scenario of Martin Crimps ‘Attempts on her Lives,’ (A script I highly recommend a read, very interesting concepts and ideas on plot/structure). Well, I shall tell you, dear reader, it is because I am an assassin. Not a real one, mind you, just an actor in a film assassin, if I was a real assassin I’d have paid of my student loan months ago. See, Adam Tye has made a really fun film and given me the opportunity to act in it, and so far I’m finding it very fun. For the past maybe 30mins, I’ve been asked. Ive now been asked to write a five thousand word essay by Adam on “The Lion King bloopers” so I shall attempt this now.''<br /> <br /> The Lion King Bloopers, and essay in comparison to Disney’s animated bloopers and Pixar’s animated bloopers<br /> <br /> Disney is arguably the most famous of the two animated studios, although Pixar may have the superior technique when it comes to the animation quality. Pixar first challenged hand drawn animation with CGI in 1995, although Disney has continued reserved the tradition of the hand drawn animation for their most well know characters and stories (E.G: Winnie the Pooh, 2011). Since 1995, both companies have competed to have the highest gross (Pixar, Toy Story 3 $1,063.2million. Disney, The Force Awakens $936,662,225). However, for years both companies have competed not just financially, but also via the amount of entertainment they provided.<br /> <br /> Bloopers are one of the most important aspects of behind the scenes in any film production, they allow the audience to see a humanized version of figures the public look up to, linking the majority to modern Star Culture. Since then, Easter Eggs in films are a the equivalent of an in-joke than many live action films incorporate, the animated bloopers an attempt to make the animation appeared more humanized to the target audience<br /> <br /> Disney, famously incorporate bloopers into their films. The 1994 film, The Lion King, incorporated one such scene with Nathan Lane. In the film, Simba, Timon and Pumbaa are trying to establish a plan to distract the Cheetahs on Pride Rock. Lane famously adlibbed the line “what do you want me to do? Dress in drag and do a hula?” (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JWk0O8tLtPE) This added to the hilarity of what would otherwise be a serious scene. Because of this internal blooper, the animators had to edit storyboards and create an animated scene based around an in-joke. The 1992 film Aladdin similarly has Robin Williams adlibbing for the majority of the film, causing animators (ESSAY INTERRUPTED DUE TO FILMING PRIORITIES)<br /> <br /> ''Note to the reader pt 2<br /> We have killed the actors Logan and Gareth. Please take a moment of silence for our fallen comrades.<br /> We’ve just had lunch, starting action at 13:13 (sounds ominous doesn’t it?). Dan has shot me with a cross bow four times now, and me and Adam have done a very snazzy YSTV logo on the board. We’re professionals ☺ The windows here in spring Lane keep opening and closing with no control, there may be an apocalypse coming, dear reader…….. but because of this it means filming is interrupted an awful lot.''&quot;</div>

ATye https://wiki.ystv.co.uk/index.php?title=Point_and_Shoot&diff=10020 2018-03-28T18:53:54Z

<p>ATye: </p> <hr /> <div>{{Production Info<br /> | name = Point and Shoot<br /> | logofile =Roxanne fabulous.jpg<br /> | logoalt = There's nothing here yet!<br /> | genre = Comedy, Action<br /> | broadcast = 15/2/2018<br /> | episodes = 1<br /> | producers = Adam Tye<br /> }}<br /> <br /> '''Point and Shoot''' is an Action/Comedy short film about a shadowy bounty hunter society on campus. Members can receive contracts on each other, with successful eliminations granting the victor a guaranteed 2:1 or higher in their degree. The society is presented within the film as being without real, physical weaponry and so the film adopts a 'prop-less' aesthetic to match. It pays homages to a number of different movies, from ''Sergio Leone's'' '''The Good, The Bad and The Ugly''' to ''Edgar Wright's'' '''Hot Fuzz''' (itself, a send-up of action films). It is the only fictional piece of YSTV programming to go into production during the 2016/17 student year.<br /> <br /> ==Story==<br /> A ruthless assassin has a price placed on her head and is forced to fend for her life.<br /> <br /> ==Cast==<br /> '''Main Characters'''<br /> *Roxanne Spence as The Assassin<br /> *Carrie Morrison as the First Bounty Hunter<br /> *Lucy Maines as the Second Bounty Hunter<br /> *Logan Hawley as the first one that Roxanne's characters kills I haven't come up with the names yet give me time kthanxbye<br /> <br /> '''Extras'''<br /> *Gareth as Guy who barely puts up a fight<br /> *Morgan as Woman who needs to take cover better<br /> *[[Kenric Yuen]] as Badass archer who unfortunately is only in the film for a few seconds<br /> *[[Dan Maher]] as Crossbow guy (also known as The Cheater)<br /> <br /> ==Locations==<br /> Filming took place over three days, covering roughly four scenes in total. The geography and relation of scenes to one another was not designed to make sense, out of convenience so the crew could choose the best location on the day of filming. Adam appreciates that this may intensely irritate University of York students and alumni.<br /> <br /> '''Scene 1 - The First Fight'''<br /> *Filmed in one of the top floors of the Spring Lane building.<br /> *The final shot of Roxanne walking out through the rotating doors was shot at the back of the building. Adam foolishly thought this would take only a couple of hours to film - in actuality, it took roughly five.<br /> *This was the second scene to be shot in total and was filmed on the second day of production.<br /> <br /> '''Scene 2 - The Text Message'''<br /> *Set just outside the Costa near James Porters and YUSU.<br /> *Fun fact: whilst carrying a table, Adam spilt water all over his crotch in a most unfortunate manner. Unfortunately it was not a sunny day and so took some time to dry out.<br /> *This was the third scene to be shot and was filmed on the third day of production.<br /> <br /> '''Scene 3 - The Second Fight'''<br /> *Shot just outside that hall where they have the poster sale next to the Costa, overlooking the lake.<br /> *This was the first scene to be shot and was filmed on the first day of production.<br /> <br /> '''Scene 4 - The Mexican Standoff/The Duo''' (Deleted Scene)<br /> *Filming for this took place on Walmgate Stray.<br /> *This was the final scene to be shot and was filmed on the third day of production.<br /> <br /> ==Movie References==<br /> The short film contains references to various other action and western films.<br /> *The premise of the film bears similarities to the criminal underworld of '''John Wick''', in that it portrays a kind of assassin/bounty hunter society. This even applies to the texts the characters receive informing them of a new target or 'Contract'.<br /> * At the end of Scene 2, the camera move towards Lucy's character as she looks over at Carrie's character is similar to a 'push in' on John Watson during a scene in ''Guy Ritchie's'' 2009 '''Sherlock Holmes''' movie.<br /> *The Mexican Standoff during the deleted last scene of the film is a homage to ''Sergio Leone's'' '''The Good, The Bad and The Ugly'''.<br /> <br /> ==Roxanne's Essay==<br /> During the first scene, Roxanne's character can be seen typing what is presumably an essay onto a laptop. The essay has been included below, for posterity's sake:<br /> <br /> &quot;There’s a stranger in my bed<br /> There’s a pounding in my head<br /> Theres flamingos in the pool<br /> Is this a hickey or a bruise<br /> I smell like a mini bar<br /> Teachers passed out in the yard <br /> It’s a blacked out blurr but I’m pretty sure it ruled<br /> Oh yeah<br /> Last Friday night<br /> Think I took to many shots then we danced on table tops last Friday night<br /> <br /> From the day we arrived on the planet<br /> And blinking steped into the sun<br /> There is more to see than can ever be seen<br /> More to do than can ever be done<br /> There’s far to much to take in here more to find than can ever be found<br /> With the sun rolling high <br /> In the sapphire sky <br /> Each great and small<br /> On the endless round<br /> It’s the circle of life<br /> And it moves us all<br /> Through despaire and hope <br /> Through faith and love <br /> Til we find our place<br /> On the path unwinding<br /> It’s the circle<br /> The circle of life<br /> <br /> The minute you walked in the joint<br /> I could see you were a man of distinction<br /> A real big spender<br /> Good looking <br /> So refined<br /> Say wouldn’t you like to know whats going on in my mind<br /> So let me get right to the point<br /> I don’t pop my cork for every guy I see<br /> Hey big spender<br /> Spend a little time with me<br /> <br /> Summer. Europe. A view over the city. These are the basic ingredients. And a river running through it. Yes a river, running through the city, with a couple at the waters edge, these are the basic ingredients. The woman? Young and beautiful, naturally. The man? Older, sensitive naturally. Yes a naturally sensitive man, with a taste for power, who knows this is wrong. They both know this is wrong / Exactly<br /> /They’re making love in the mans apartment<br /> They’re what?<br /> Making love. Making love in the mans apartment. A luxury apartment naturally, with a view over the entire city, these are the basic ingredients.<br /> The woman cries out, her golden hair cascading over the bed, her eyes widen, her knuckles tighten, there are tears in her eyes. <br /> THE APPARTMENT IS BEAUTIFULY FURNISHED<br /> What?<br /> Of course the apartment is beautifully furnished. Obviously it would have high ceilings and oak walls. And the tall windows would have views over Notre Dame, the great ____ and _______ to name but a few. ….. (This wasn’t my monologue so I paraphrased and can’t remember the rest.)<br /> … And the man/<br /> lets say he grunts?<br /> What?<br /> Lets say he grunts yes, but not the course grunt of a mechanic. Rather the sophisticated grunt of a man of power and influence… (Not my monologue again, sorry)<br /> Absolutely not.<br /> (This part is me) Absolutly not, but the grunt of a man who breakfasts on one continent and lunches on another. Who flies first class with linen napkins and a comprehensive wine list. These are the basic ingredients<br /> That kind of grunt <br /> That kind of man<br /> That kind of light<br /> What kind of light?<br /> The kind of light that streams in through the window, that catches her hair as it cascades (Nope, not mine again but the gist is about how beautiful the light is) <br /> <br /> ''People may be wondering why I am writing the lyrics to Katy Perry’s ‘Last Friday Night,’ The Lion Kings opening song, Sweet Charities ‘Hey Big Spender’, and part of the second scenario of Martin Crimps ‘Attempts on her Lives,’ (A script I highly recommend a read, very interesting concepts and ideas on plot/structure). Well, I shall tell you, dear reader, it is because I am an assassin. Not a real one, mind you, just an actor in a film assassin, if I was a real assassin I’d have paid of my student loan months ago. See, Adam Tye has made a really fun film and given me the opportunity to act in it, and so far I’m finding it very fun. For the past maybe 30mins, I’ve been asked. Ive now been asked to write a five thousand word essay by Adam on “The Lion King bloopers” so I shall attempt this now.''<br /> <br /> The Lion King Bloopers, and essay in comparison to Disney’s animated bloopers and Pixar’s animated bloopers<br /> <br /> Disney is arguably the most famous of the two animated studios, although Pixar may have the superior technique when it comes to the animation quality. Pixar first challenged hand drawn animation with CGI in 1995, although Disney has continued reserved the tradition of the hand drawn animation for their most well know characters and stories (E.G: Winnie the Pooh, 2011). Since 1995, both companies have competed to have the highest gross (Pixar, Toy Story 3 $1,063.2million. Disney, The Force Awakens $936,662,225). However, for years both companies have competed not just financially, but also via the amount of entertainment they provided.<br /> <br /> Bloopers are one of the most important aspects of behind the scenes in any film production, they allow the audience to see a humanized version of figures the public look up to, linking the majority to modern Star Culture. Since then, Easter Eggs in films are a the equivalent of an in-joke than many live action films incorporate, the animated bloopers an attempt to make the animation appeared more humanized to the target audience<br /> <br /> Disney, famously incorporate bloopers into their films. The 1994 film, The Lion King, incorporated one such scene with Nathan Lane. In the film, Simba, Timon and Pumbaa are trying to establish a plan to distract the Cheetahs on Pride Rock. Lane famously adlibbed the line “what do you want me to do? Dress in drag and do a hula?” (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JWk0O8tLtPE) This added to the hilarity of what would otherwise be a serious scene. Because of this internal blooper, the animators had to edit storyboards and create an animated scene based around an in-joke. The 1992 film Aladdin similarly has Robin Williams adlibbing for the majority of the film, causing animators (ESSAY INTERRUPTED DUE TO FILMING PRIORITIES)<br /> <br /> ''Note to the reader pt 2<br /> We have killed the actors Logan and Gareth. Please take a moment of silence for our fallen comrades.<br /> We’ve just had lunch, starting action at 13:13 (sounds ominous doesn’t it?). Dan has shot me with a cross bow four times now, and me and Adam have done a very snazzy YSTV logo on the board. We’re professionals ☺ The windows here in spring Lane keep opening and closing with no control, there may be an apocalypse coming, dear reader…….. but because of this it means filming is interrupted an awful lot.''&quot;</div>

ATye https://wiki.ystv.co.uk/index.php?title=Point_and_Shoot&diff=10010 2018-02-25T11:28:24Z

<p>ATye: </p> <hr /> <div>{{Production Info<br /> | name = Point and Shoot<br /> | logofile =Roxanne fabulous.jpg<br /> | logoalt = There's nothing here yet!<br /> | genre = Comedy, Action<br /> | broadcast = 15/2/2018<br /> | episodes = 1<br /> | producers = Adam Tye<br /> }}<br /> <br /> '''Point and Shoot''' is an Action/Comedy short film about a shadowy bounty hunter society on campus. Members can receive contracts on each other, with successful eliminations granting the victor a guaranteed 2:1 or higher in their degree. The society is presented within the film as being without real, physical weaponry and so the film adopts a 'prop-less' aesthetic to match. It pays homages to a number of different movies, from ''Sergio Leone's'' '''The Good, The Bad and The Ugly''' to ''Edgar Wright's'' '''Hot Fuzz''' (itself, a send-up of action films). It is the only fictional piece of YSTV programming to go into production during the 2016/17 student year.<br /> <br /> ==Story==<br /> A ruthless assassin has a price placed on her head and is forced to fend for her life.<br /> <br /> ==Cast==<br /> '''Main Characters'''<br /> *Roxanne Spence as The Assassin<br /> *Carrie Morrison as the First Bounty Hunter<br /> *Lucy Maines as the Second Bounty Hunter<br /> *Logan Hawley as the first one that Roxanne's characters kills I haven't come up with the names yet give me time kthanxbye<br /> <br /> '''Extras'''<br /> *Gareth as Guy who barely puts up a fight<br /> *Morgan as Woman who needs to take cover better<br /> *[[Kenric Yuen]] as Badass archer who unfortunately is only in the film for a few seconds<br /> *[[Dan Maher]] as Crossbow guy (also known as The Cheater)<br /> <br /> ==Locations==<br /> Filming took place over three days, covering roughly four scenes in total. The geography and relation of scenes to one another was not designed to make sense, out of convenience so the crew could choose the best location on the day of filming. Adam appreciates that this may intensely irritate University of York students and alumni.<br /> <br /> '''Scene 1 - The First Fight'''<br /> *Filmed in one of the top floors of the Spring Lane building.<br /> *The final shot of Roxanne walking out through the rotating doors was shot at the back of the building. Adam foolishly thought this would take only a couple of hours to film - in actuality, it took roughly five.<br /> *This was the second scene to be shot in total and was filmed on the second day of production.<br /> <br /> '''Scene 2 - The Text Message'''<br /> *Set just outside the Costa near James Porters and YUSU.<br /> *Fun fact: whilst carrying a table, Adam spilt water all over his crotch in a most unfortunate manner. Unfortunately it was not a sunny day and so took some time to dry out.<br /> *This was the third scene to be shot and was filmed on the third day of production.<br /> <br /> '''Scene 3 - The Second Fight'''<br /> *Shot just outside that hall where they have the poster sale next to the Costa, overlooking the lake.<br /> *This was the first scene to be shot and was filmed on the first day of production.<br /> <br /> '''Scene 4 - The Mexican Standoff/The Duo'''<br /> *Filming for this took place on Walmgate Stray.<br /> *This was the final scene to be shot and was filmed on the third day of production.<br /> <br /> ==Movie References==<br /> The short film contains references to various other action and western films.<br /> *The premise of the film bears similarities to the criminal underworld of '''John Wick''', in that it portrays a kind of assassin/bounty hunter society. This even applies to the texts the characters receive informing them of a new target or 'Contract'.<br /> * At the end of Scene 2, the camera move towards Lucy's character as she looks over at Carrie's character is similar to a 'push in' on John Watson during a scene in ''Guy Ritchie's'' 2009 '''Sherlock Holmes''' movie.<br /> *The Mexican Standoff during the last scene of the film is a homage to ''Sergio Leone's'' '''The Good, The Bad and The Ugly'''.<br /> <br /> ==Roxanne's Essay==<br /> During the first scene, Roxanne's character can be seen typing what is presumably an essay onto a laptop. The essay has been included below, for posterity's sake:<br /> <br /> &quot;There’s a stranger in my bed<br /> There’s a pounding in my head<br /> Theres flamingos in the pool<br /> Is this a hickey or a bruise<br /> I smell like a mini bar<br /> Teachers passed out in the yard <br /> It’s a blacked out blurr but I’m pretty sure it ruled<br /> Oh yeah<br /> Last Friday night<br /> Think I took to many shots then we danced on table tops last Friday night<br /> <br /> From the day we arrived on the planet<br /> And blinking steped into the sun<br /> There is more to see than can ever be seen<br /> More to do than can ever be done<br /> There’s far to much to take in here more to find than can ever be found<br /> With the sun rolling high <br /> In the sapphire sky <br /> Each great and small<br /> On the endless round<br /> It’s the circle of life<br /> And it moves us all<br /> Through despaire and hope <br /> Through faith and love <br /> Til we find our place<br /> On the path unwinding<br /> It’s the circle<br /> The circle of life<br /> <br /> The minute you walked in the joint<br /> I could see you were a man of distinction<br /> A real big spender<br /> Good looking <br /> So refined<br /> Say wouldn’t you like to know whats going on in my mind<br /> So let me get right to the point<br /> I don’t pop my cork for every guy I see<br /> Hey big spender<br /> Spend a little time with me<br /> <br /> Summer. Europe. A view over the city. These are the basic ingredients. And a river running through it. Yes a river, running through the city, with a couple at the waters edge, these are the basic ingredients. The woman? Young and beautiful, naturally. The man? Older, sensitive naturally. Yes a naturally sensitive man, with a taste for power, who knows this is wrong. They both know this is wrong / Exactly<br /> /They’re making love in the mans apartment<br /> They’re what?<br /> Making love. Making love in the mans apartment. A luxury apartment naturally, with a view over the entire city, these are the basic ingredients.<br /> The woman cries out, her golden hair cascading over the bed, her eyes widen, her knuckles tighten, there are tears in her eyes. <br /> THE APPARTMENT IS BEAUTIFULY FURNISHED<br /> What?<br /> Of course the apartment is beautifully furnished. Obviously it would have high ceilings and oak walls. And the tall windows would have views over Notre Dame, the great ____ and _______ to name but a few. ….. (This wasn’t my monologue so I paraphrased and can’t remember the rest.)<br /> … And the man/<br /> lets say he grunts?<br /> What?<br /> Lets say he grunts yes, but not the course grunt of a mechanic. Rather the sophisticated grunt of a man of power and influence… (Not my monologue again, sorry)<br /> Absolutely not.<br /> (This part is me) Absolutly not, but the grunt of a man who breakfasts on one continent and lunches on another. Who flies first class with linen napkins and a comprehensive wine list. These are the basic ingredients<br /> That kind of grunt <br /> That kind of man<br /> That kind of light<br /> What kind of light?<br /> The kind of light that streams in through the window, that catches her hair as it cascades (Nope, not mine again but the gist is about how beautiful the light is) <br /> <br /> ''People may be wondering why I am writing the lyrics to Katy Perry’s ‘Last Friday Night,’ The Lion Kings opening song, Sweet Charities ‘Hey Big Spender’, and part of the second scenario of Martin Crimps ‘Attempts on her Lives,’ (A script I highly recommend a read, very interesting concepts and ideas on plot/structure). Well, I shall tell you, dear reader, it is because I am an assassin. Not a real one, mind you, just an actor in a film assassin, if I was a real assassin I’d have paid of my student loan months ago. See, Adam Tye has made a really fun film and given me the opportunity to act in it, and so far I’m finding it very fun. For the past maybe 30mins, I’ve been asked. Ive now been asked to write a five thousand word essay by Adam on “The Lion King bloopers” so I shall attempt this now.''<br /> <br /> The Lion King Bloopers, and essay in comparison to Disney’s animated bloopers and Pixar’s animated bloopers<br /> <br /> Disney is arguably the most famous of the two animated studios, although Pixar may have the superior technique when it comes to the animation quality. Pixar first challenged hand drawn animation with CGI in 1995, although Disney has continued reserved the tradition of the hand drawn animation for their most well know characters and stories (E.G: Winnie the Pooh, 2011). Since 1995, both companies have competed to have the highest gross (Pixar, Toy Story 3 $1,063.2million. Disney, The Force Awakens $936,662,225). However, for years both companies have competed not just financially, but also via the amount of entertainment they provided.<br /> <br /> Bloopers are one of the most important aspects of behind the scenes in any film production, they allow the audience to see a humanized version of figures the public look up to, linking the majority to modern Star Culture. Since then, Easter Eggs in films are a the equivalent of an in-joke than many live action films incorporate, the animated bloopers an attempt to make the animation appeared more humanized to the target audience<br /> <br /> Disney, famously incorporate bloopers into their films. The 1994 film, The Lion King, incorporated one such scene with Nathan Lane. In the film, Simba, Timon and Pumbaa are trying to establish a plan to distract the Cheetahs on Pride Rock. Lane famously adlibbed the line “what do you want me to do? Dress in drag and do a hula?” (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JWk0O8tLtPE) This added to the hilarity of what would otherwise be a serious scene. Because of this internal blooper, the animators had to edit storyboards and create an animated scene based around an in-joke. The 1992 film Aladdin similarly has Robin Williams adlibbing for the majority of the film, causing animators (ESSAY INTERRUPTED DUE TO FILMING PRIORITIES)<br /> <br /> ''Note to the reader pt 2<br /> We have killed the actors Logan and Gareth. Please take a moment of silence for our fallen comrades.<br /> We’ve just had lunch, starting action at 13:13 (sounds ominous doesn’t it?). Dan has shot me with a cross bow four times now, and me and Adam have done a very snazzy YSTV logo on the board. We’re professionals ☺ The windows here in spring Lane keep opening and closing with no control, there may be an apocalypse coming, dear reader…….. but because of this it means filming is interrupted an awful lot.''&quot;</div>

ATye https://wiki.ystv.co.uk/index.php?title=Imbroglio_to_the_future&diff=9872 2017-06-23T10:15:00Z

<p>ATye: </p> <hr /> <div>{{Production Info<br /> |name = Imbroglio to the Future<br /> |AKA: Imbroglio to the Future Part IV, Christmas Imbroglio 2016<br /> |genre = Christmas<br /> |producers = [[Adam Tye]]&lt;br /&gt;[[Iona McEwan]]<br /> |}}<br /> '''Imbroglio to the Future: Part IV'''<br /> ''AKA: Christmas Imbroglio 2016'' [[File:Imbrogliotothefuture.jpg|right|thumb|400px|Grace, Sam, Iona, Kenric and right at the back Rachel S getting ready for the Show]]<br /> <br /> Overall the Christmas show went quite well. We managed to make enough VT’s and have live content to have quite a full hour of show, and there were no major disasters during the live show.The mix of Back to the Future and Christmas was sufficiently geeky for the imbroglio. <br /> <br /> '''Concept'''<br /> <br /> It being Back to the Future year, and us at YSTV liking Back to the Future very much (we watched the first two films in, ''ahem'', preparation) we decided to have a Back to the Future themed show. Some of the elements were more Back to the Future themed than others, for example the opening short and the quiz had strong Back to the Future elements. Other bits were just vaguely time travel, like the Drama, and then there were bits that were pure and joyous Christmas. A lot of the music was, um, borrowed(?) off of the Back to the Future soundtrack (Sorry Universal Pictures). Much fun ensued (and a little stress).<br /> <br /> '''VT's'''<br /> <br /> As far as VT’s go, the drama worked quite well. It was not to clearly linked to Christmas, the only one being the presence of a mince pie, but it combined other aspects of the show well, namely York and Back to the Future. It might have been nice, if we had been organised with more time, to have some nicer shots and settings, for example the studio setting for some of the shots was not the prettiest. That said, we did manage enough some quite nice shots, such as multiple Amy’s. The vox pop on things related to Christmas and Back to the Future could have had its questions better organised, as it did end up a little rambling and long, but worked for the show. The John Lewis advert went down well, and managed to be a little topical.<br /> <br /> '''Graphics'''<br /> <br /> Graphics looked quite good. I am quite proud of our Back to the Future esq. work. It took us a little while making the graphics involved a lot of experimenting in order to bully Flash into doing what we wanted it to, but we got there.<br /> <br /> '''The Live Show'''<br /> <br /> The live show went fine, we managed to drag guests out of the woodwork last minute, thankfully. As always, quite short staffed, but we just about managed. Some things didn’t get considered until a little late, like lighting design (just used the normal studio show lighting) and set. Set is definitely something that we probably should have had more than a cursory plan on; Adam’s last minute Christmas tree excursion possible, but not ideal. Games during the show mostly went well. The song game was surprisingly effective and led to some nice singing along. The story telling game could have done with being more visual and have more prompts to help guests, maybe props during the game could have added a visual aspect. Keeping count of scores, especially during the question round, was somewhat disorganised. Clearer game rules for points, and some sort of signifier system (have a bauble for points scored or something?) might have been useful. Or it might have just been an unnecessary faff.<br /> <br /> To conclude, nothing caught on fire and we made a decent live show to celebrate the end of term. The biggest overall change would be, as always, be more organised further in advance. Our sincerest apologies for the lack of a JD drinking Santa, we swear he was passed out behind the sofa. <br /> <br /> '''Credits:'''[[File:Imbrogliofuturelive.png|right|thumb|400px|Grace, Sam, Adam, Jemma and Ed on the live show]]<br /> *Producers: Adam Tye, Iona McEwan<br /> *Director: Iona McEwan<br /> *VT Op: Rachel Burns<br /> *Vision Mixer: Julia Gruber<br /> *Graphics Op: {{unsure|Anthony Williams (?)}}<br /> *Sound Engineer: Rachel Steen<br /> *Camera Ops: Anxin Zhang, Azusa Miyazaki, Freya Phillips<br /> *Presenter: Adam Tye<br /> *Contestants: Grace Winpenny, Sam Willcocks, Jemma Carr, Edward Ray<br /> <br /> {{YSTV Productions}}</div>

ATye https://wiki.ystv.co.uk/index.php?title=Imbroglio_to_the_future&diff=9871 2017-06-23T10:13:26Z

<p>ATye: </p> <hr /> <div>{{Production Info<br /> |name = Imbroglio to the Future<br /> |genre = Christmas<br /> |producers = [[Adam Tye]]&lt;br /&gt;[[Iona McEwan]]<br /> |}}<br /> '''Imbroglio to the Future: Part IV'''<br /> ''AKA: Christmas Imbroglio 2016'' [[File:Imbrogliotothefuture.jpg|right|thumb|400px|Grace, Sam, Iona, Kenric and right at the back Rachel S getting ready for the Show]]<br /> <br /> Overall the Christmas show went quite well. We managed to make enough VT’s and have live content to have quite a full hour of show, and there were no major disasters during the live show.The mix of Back to the Future and Christmas was sufficiently geeky for the imbroglio. <br /> <br /> '''Concept'''<br /> <br /> It being Back to the Future year, and us at YSTV liking Back to the Future very much (we watched the first two films in, ''ahem'', preparation) we decided to have a Back to the Future themed show. Some of the elements were more Back to the Future themed than others, for example the opening short and the quiz had strong Back to the Future elements. Other bits were just vaguely time travel, like the Drama, and then there were bits that were pure and joyous Christmas. A lot of the music was, um, borrowed(?) off of the Back to the Future soundtrack (Sorry Universal Pictures). Much fun ensued (and a little stress).<br /> <br /> '''VT's'''<br /> <br /> As far as VT’s go, the drama worked quite well. It was not to clearly linked to Christmas, the only one being the presence of a mince pie, but it combined other aspects of the show well, namely York and Back to the Future. It might have been nice, if we had been organised with more time, to have some nicer shots and settings, for example the studio setting for some of the shots was not the prettiest. That said, we did manage enough some quite nice shots, such as multiple Amy’s. The vox pop on things related to Christmas and Back to the Future could have had its questions better organised, as it did end up a little rambling and long, but worked for the show. The John Lewis advert went down well, and managed to be a little topical.<br /> <br /> '''Graphics'''<br /> <br /> Graphics looked quite good. I am quite proud of our Back to the Future esq. work. It took us a little while making the graphics involved a lot of experimenting in order to bully Flash into doing what we wanted it to, but we got there.<br /> <br /> '''The Live Show'''<br /> <br /> The live show went fine, we managed to drag guests out of the woodwork last minute, thankfully. As always, quite short staffed, but we just about managed. Some things didn’t get considered until a little late, like lighting design (just used the normal studio show lighting) and set. Set is definitely something that we probably should have had more than a cursory plan on; Adam’s last minute Christmas tree excursion possible, but not ideal. Games during the show mostly went well. The song game was surprisingly effective and led to some nice singing along. The story telling game could have done with being more visual and have more prompts to help guests, maybe props during the game could have added a visual aspect. Keeping count of scores, especially during the question round, was somewhat disorganised. Clearer game rules for points, and some sort of signifier system (have a bauble for points scored or something?) might have been useful. Or it might have just been an unnecessary faff.<br /> <br /> To conclude, nothing caught on fire and we made a decent live show to celebrate the end of term. The biggest overall change would be, as always, be more organised further in advance. Our sincerest apologies for the lack of a JD drinking Santa, we swear he was passed out behind the sofa. <br /> <br /> '''Credits:'''[[File:Imbrogliofuturelive.png|right|thumb|400px|Grace, Sam, Adam, Jemma and Ed on the live show]]<br /> *Producers: Adam Tye, Iona McEwan<br /> *Director: Iona McEwan<br /> *VT Op: Rachel Burns<br /> *Vision Mixer: Julia Gruber<br /> *Graphics Op: {{unsure|Anthony Williams (?)}}<br /> *Sound Engineer: Rachel Steen<br /> *Camera Ops: Anxin Zhang, Azusa Miyazaki, Freya Phillips<br /> *Presenter: Adam Tye<br /> *Contestants: Grace Winpenny, Sam Willcocks, Jemma Carr, Edward Ray<br /> <br /> {{YSTV Productions}}</div>

ATye https://wiki.ystv.co.uk/index.php?title=Point_and_Shoot&diff=9870 2017-06-23T10:08:41Z

<p>ATye: </p> <hr /> <div>{{Production Info<br /> | name = Point and Shoot<br /> | url = Coming Soon!<br /> | logofile =Roxanne fabulous.jpg<br /> | logoalt = There's nothing here yet!<br /> | genre = Comedy, Action<br /> | broadcast = Not Yet Aired<br /> | start date = See above<br /> | end date = And again<br /> | episodes = 1<br /> | producers = Adam Tye<br /> }}<br /> <br /> '''Point and Shoot''' is an Action/Comedy short film about a shadowy bounty hunter society on campus. Members can receive contracts on each other, with successful eliminations granting the victor a guaranteed 2:1 or higher in their degree. The society is presented within the film as being without real, physical weaponry and so the film adopts a 'prop-less' aesthetic to match. It pays homages to a number of different movies, from ''Sergio Leone's'' '''The Good, The Bad and The Ugly''' to ''Edgar Wright's'' '''Hot Fuzz''' (itself, a send-up of action films). It is the only fictional piece of YSTV programming to go into production during the 2016/17 student year.<br /> <br /> ==Story==<br /> A ruthless assassin has a price placed on her head and is forced to fend for her life.<br /> <br /> ==Cast==<br /> '''Main Characters'''<br /> *Roxanne Spence as The Assassin<br /> *Carrie Morrison as the First Bounty Hunter<br /> *Lucy Maines as the Second Bounty Hunter<br /> *Logan Hawley as the first one that Roxanne's characters kills I haven't come up with the names yet give me time kthanxbye<br /> <br /> '''Extras'''<br /> *Gareth as Guy who barely puts up a fight<br /> *Morgan as Woman who needs to take cover better<br /> *[[Kenric Yuen]] as Badass archer who unfortunately is only in the film for a few seconds<br /> *[[Dan Maher]] as Crossbow guy (also known as The Cheater)<br /> <br /> ==Locations==<br /> Filming took place over three days, covering roughly four scenes in total. The geography and relation of scenes to one another was not designed to make sense, out of convenience so the crew could choose the best location on the day of filming. Adam appreciates that this may intensely irritate University of York students and alumni.<br /> <br /> '''Scene 1 - The First Fight'''<br /> *Filmed in one of the top floors of the Spring Lane building.<br /> *The final shot of Roxanne walking out through the rotating doors was shot at the back of the building. Adam foolishly thought this would take only a couple of hours to film - in actuality, it took roughly five.<br /> *This was the second scene to be shot in total and was filmed on the second day of production.<br /> <br /> '''Scene 2 - The Text Message'''<br /> *Set just outside the Costa near James Porters and YUSU.<br /> *Fun fact: whilst carrying a table, Adam spilt water all over his crotch in a most unfortunate manner. Unfortunately it was not a sunny day and so took some time to dry out.<br /> *This was the third scene to be shot and was filmed on the third day of production.<br /> <br /> '''Scene 3 - The Second Fight'''<br /> *Shot just outside that hall where they have the poster sale next to the Costa, overlooking the lake.<br /> *This was the first scene to be shot and was filmed on the first day of production.<br /> <br /> '''Scene 4 - The Mexican Standoff/The Duo'''<br /> *Filming for this took place on Walmgate Stray.<br /> *This was the final scene to be shot and was filmed on the third day of production.<br /> <br /> ==Movie References==<br /> The short film contains references to various other action and western films.<br /> *The premise of the film bears similarities to the criminal underworld of '''John Wick''', in that it portrays a kind of assassin/bounty hunter society. This even applies to the texts the characters receive informing them of a new target or 'Contract'.<br /> * At the end of Scene 2, the camera move towards Lucy's character as she looks over at Carrie's character is similar to a 'push in' on John Watson during a scene in ''Guy Ritchie's'' 2009 '''Sherlock Holmes''' movie.<br /> *The Mexican Standoff during the last scene of the film is a homage to ''Sergio Leone's'' '''The Good, The Bad and The Ugly'''.<br /> <br /> ==Roxanne's Essay==<br /> During the first scene, Roxanne's character can be seen typing what is presumably an essay onto a laptop. The essay has been included below, for posterity's sake:<br /> <br /> &quot;There’s a stranger in my bed<br /> There’s a pounding in my head<br /> Theres flamingos in the pool<br /> Is this a hickey or a bruise<br /> I smell like a mini bar<br /> Teachers passed out in the yard <br /> It’s a blacked out blurr but I’m pretty sure it ruled<br /> Oh yeah<br /> Last Friday night<br /> Think I took to many shots then we danced on table tops last Friday night<br /> <br /> From the day we arrived on the planet<br /> And blinking steped into the sun<br /> There is more to see than can ever be seen<br /> More to do than can ever be done<br /> There’s far to much to take in here more to find than can ever be found<br /> With the sun rolling high <br /> In the sapphire sky <br /> Each great and small<br /> On the endless round<br /> It’s the circle of life<br /> And it moves us all<br /> Through despaire and hope <br /> Through faith and love <br /> Til we find our place<br /> On the path unwinding<br /> It’s the circle<br /> The circle of life<br /> <br /> The minute you walked in the joint<br /> I could see you were a man of distinction<br /> A real big spender<br /> Good looking <br /> So refined<br /> Say wouldn’t you like to know whats going on in my mind<br /> So let me get right to the point<br /> I don’t pop my cork for every guy I see<br /> Hey big spender<br /> Spend a little time with me<br /> <br /> Summer. Europe. A view over the city. These are the basic ingredients. And a river running through it. Yes a river, running through the city, with a couple at the waters edge, these are the basic ingredients. The woman? Young and beautiful, naturally. The man? Older, sensitive naturally. Yes a naturally sensitive man, with a taste for power, who knows this is wrong. They both know this is wrong / Exactly<br /> /They’re making love in the mans apartment<br /> They’re what?<br /> Making love. Making love in the mans apartment. A luxury apartment naturally, with a view over the entire city, these are the basic ingredients.<br /> The woman cries out, her golden hair cascading over the bed, her eyes widen, her knuckles tighten, there are tears in her eyes. <br /> THE APPARTMENT IS BEAUTIFULY FURNISHED<br /> What?<br /> Of course the apartment is beautifully furnished. Obviously it would have high ceilings and oak walls. And the tall windows would have views over Notre Dame, the great ____ and _______ to name but a few. ….. (This wasn’t my monologue so I paraphrased and can’t remember the rest.)<br /> … And the man/<br /> lets say he grunts?<br /> What?<br /> Lets say he grunts yes, but not the course grunt of a mechanic. Rather the sophisticated grunt of a man of power and influence… (Not my monologue again, sorry)<br /> Absolutely not.<br /> (This part is me) Absolutly not, but the grunt of a man who breakfasts on one continent and lunches on another. Who flies first class with linen napkins and a comprehensive wine list. These are the basic ingredients<br /> That kind of grunt <br /> That kind of man<br /> That kind of light<br /> What kind of light?<br /> The kind of light that streams in through the window, that catches her hair as it cascades (Nope, not mine again but the gist is about how beautiful the light is) <br /> <br /> ''People may be wondering why I am writing the lyrics to Katy Perry’s ‘Last Friday Night,’ The Lion Kings opening song, Sweet Charities ‘Hey Big Spender’, and part of the second scenario of Martin Crimps ‘Attempts on her Lives,’ (A script I highly recommend a read, very interesting concepts and ideas on plot/structure). Well, I shall tell you, dear reader, it is because I am an assassin. Not a real one, mind you, just an actor in a film assassin, if I was a real assassin I’d have paid of my student loan months ago. See, Adam Tye has made a really fun film and given me the opportunity to act in it, and so far I’m finding it very fun. For the past maybe 30mins, I’ve been asked. Ive now been asked to write a five thousand word essay by Adam on “The Lion King bloopers” so I shall attempt this now.''<br /> <br /> The Lion King Bloopers, and essay in comparison to Disney’s animated bloopers and Pixar’s animated bloopers<br /> <br /> Disney is arguably the most famous of the two animated studios, although Pixar may have the superior technique when it comes to the animation quality. Pixar first challenged hand drawn animation with CGI in 1995, although Disney has continued reserved the tradition of the hand drawn animation for their most well know characters and stories (E.G: Winnie the Pooh, 2011). Since 1995, both companies have competed to have the highest gross (Pixar, Toy Story 3 $1,063.2million. Disney, The Force Awakens $936,662,225). However, for years both companies have competed not just financially, but also via the amount of entertainment they provided.<br /> <br /> Bloopers are one of the most important aspects of behind the scenes in any film production, they allow the audience to see a humanized version of figures the public look up to, linking the majority to modern Star Culture. Since then, Easter Eggs in films are a the equivalent of an in-joke than many live action films incorporate, the animated bloopers an attempt to make the animation appeared more humanized to the target audience<br /> <br /> Disney, famously incorporate bloopers into their films. The 1994 film, The Lion King, incorporated one such scene with Nathan Lane. In the film, Simba, Timon and Pumbaa are trying to establish a plan to distract the Cheetahs on Pride Rock. Lane famously adlibbed the line “what do you want me to do? Dress in drag and do a hula?” (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JWk0O8tLtPE) This added to the hilarity of what would otherwise be a serious scene. Because of this internal blooper, the animators had to edit storyboards and create an animated scene based around an in-joke. The 1992 film Aladdin similarly has Robin Williams adlibbing for the majority of the film, causing animators (ESSAY INTERRUPTED DUE TO FILMING PRIORITIES)<br /> <br /> ''Note to the reader pt 2<br /> We have killed the actors Logan and Gareth. Please take a moment of silence for our fallen comrades.<br /> We’ve just had lunch, starting action at 13:13 (sounds ominous doesn’t it?). Dan has shot me with a cross bow four times now, and me and Adam have done a very snazzy YSTV logo on the board. We’re professionals ☺ The windows here in spring Lane keep opening and closing with no control, there may be an apocalypse coming, dear reader…….. but because of this it means filming is interrupted an awful lot.''&quot;</div>

ATye https://wiki.ystv.co.uk/index.php?title=Point_and_Shoot&diff=9869 2017-06-23T10:08:21Z

<p>ATye: </p> <hr /> <div>{{Production Info<br /> | name = Point and Shoot<br /> | url = Watch Online link<br /> | logofile =Roxanne fabulous.jpg<br /> | logoalt = There's nothing here yet!<br /> | genre = Comedy, Action<br /> | broadcast = Not Yet Aired<br /> | start date = See above<br /> | end date = And again<br /> | episodes = 1<br /> | producers = Adam Tye<br /> }}<br /> <br /> '''Point and Shoot''' is an Action/Comedy short film about a shadowy bounty hunter society on campus. Members can receive contracts on each other, with successful eliminations granting the victor a guaranteed 2:1 or higher in their degree. The society is presented within the film as being without real, physical weaponry and so the film adopts a 'prop-less' aesthetic to match. It pays homages to a number of different movies, from ''Sergio Leone's'' '''The Good, The Bad and The Ugly''' to ''Edgar Wright's'' '''Hot Fuzz''' (itself, a send-up of action films). It is the only fictional piece of YSTV programming to go into production during the 2016/17 student year.<br /> <br /> ==Story==<br /> A ruthless assassin has a price placed on her head and is forced to fend for her life.<br /> <br /> ==Cast==<br /> '''Main Characters'''<br /> *Roxanne Spence as The Assassin<br /> *Carrie Morrison as the First Bounty Hunter<br /> *Lucy Maines as the Second Bounty Hunter<br /> *Logan Hawley as the first one that Roxanne's characters kills I haven't come up with the names yet give me time kthanxbye<br /> <br /> '''Extras'''<br /> *Gareth as Guy who barely puts up a fight<br /> *Morgan as Woman who needs to take cover better<br /> *[[Kenric Yuen]] as Badass archer who unfortunately is only in the film for a few seconds<br /> *[[Dan Maher]] as Crossbow guy (also known as The Cheater)<br /> <br /> ==Locations==<br /> Filming took place over three days, covering roughly four scenes in total. The geography and relation of scenes to one another was not designed to make sense, out of convenience so the crew could choose the best location on the day of filming. Adam appreciates that this may intensely irritate University of York students and alumni.<br /> <br /> '''Scene 1 - The First Fight'''<br /> *Filmed in one of the top floors of the Spring Lane building.<br /> *The final shot of Roxanne walking out through the rotating doors was shot at the back of the building. Adam foolishly thought this would take only a couple of hours to film - in actuality, it took roughly five.<br /> *This was the second scene to be shot in total and was filmed on the second day of production.<br /> <br /> '''Scene 2 - The Text Message'''<br /> *Set just outside the Costa near James Porters and YUSU.<br /> *Fun fact: whilst carrying a table, Adam spilt water all over his crotch in a most unfortunate manner. Unfortunately it was not a sunny day and so took some time to dry out.<br /> *This was the third scene to be shot and was filmed on the third day of production.<br /> <br /> '''Scene 3 - The Second Fight'''<br /> *Shot just outside that hall where they have the poster sale next to the Costa, overlooking the lake.<br /> *This was the first scene to be shot and was filmed on the first day of production.<br /> <br /> '''Scene 4 - The Mexican Standoff/The Duo'''<br /> *Filming for this took place on Walmgate Stray.<br /> *This was the final scene to be shot and was filmed on the third day of production.<br /> <br /> ==Movie References==<br /> The short film contains references to various other action and western films.<br /> *The premise of the film bears similarities to the criminal underworld of '''John Wick''', in that it portrays a kind of assassin/bounty hunter society. This even applies to the texts the characters receive informing them of a new target or 'Contract'.<br /> * At the end of Scene 2, the camera move towards Lucy's character as she looks over at Carrie's character is similar to a 'push in' on John Watson during a scene in ''Guy Ritchie's'' 2009 '''Sherlock Holmes''' movie.<br /> *The Mexican Standoff during the last scene of the film is a homage to ''Sergio Leone's'' '''The Good, The Bad and The Ugly'''.<br /> <br /> ==Roxanne's Essay==<br /> During the first scene, Roxanne's character can be seen typing what is presumably an essay onto a laptop. The essay has been included below, for posterity's sake:<br /> <br /> &quot;There’s a stranger in my bed<br /> There’s a pounding in my head<br /> Theres flamingos in the pool<br /> Is this a hickey or a bruise<br /> I smell like a mini bar<br /> Teachers passed out in the yard <br /> It’s a blacked out blurr but I’m pretty sure it ruled<br /> Oh yeah<br /> Last Friday night<br /> Think I took to many shots then we danced on table tops last Friday night<br /> <br /> From the day we arrived on the planet<br /> And blinking steped into the sun<br /> There is more to see than can ever be seen<br /> More to do than can ever be done<br /> There’s far to much to take in here more to find than can ever be found<br /> With the sun rolling high <br /> In the sapphire sky <br /> Each great and small<br /> On the endless round<br /> It’s the circle of life<br /> And it moves us all<br /> Through despaire and hope <br /> Through faith and love <br /> Til we find our place<br /> On the path unwinding<br /> It’s the circle<br /> The circle of life<br /> <br /> The minute you walked in the joint<br /> I could see you were a man of distinction<br /> A real big spender<br /> Good looking <br /> So refined<br /> Say wouldn’t you like to know whats going on in my mind<br /> So let me get right to the point<br /> I don’t pop my cork for every guy I see<br /> Hey big spender<br /> Spend a little time with me<br /> <br /> Summer. Europe. A view over the city. These are the basic ingredients. And a river running through it. Yes a river, running through the city, with a couple at the waters edge, these are the basic ingredients. The woman? Young and beautiful, naturally. The man? Older, sensitive naturally. Yes a naturally sensitive man, with a taste for power, who knows this is wrong. They both know this is wrong / Exactly<br /> /They’re making love in the mans apartment<br /> They’re what?<br /> Making love. Making love in the mans apartment. A luxury apartment naturally, with a view over the entire city, these are the basic ingredients.<br /> The woman cries out, her golden hair cascading over the bed, her eyes widen, her knuckles tighten, there are tears in her eyes. <br /> THE APPARTMENT IS BEAUTIFULY FURNISHED<br /> What?<br /> Of course the apartment is beautifully furnished. Obviously it would have high ceilings and oak walls. And the tall windows would have views over Notre Dame, the great ____ and _______ to name but a few. ….. (This wasn’t my monologue so I paraphrased and can’t remember the rest.)<br /> … And the man/<br /> lets say he grunts?<br /> What?<br /> Lets say he grunts yes, but not the course grunt of a mechanic. Rather the sophisticated grunt of a man of power and influence… (Not my monologue again, sorry)<br /> Absolutely not.<br /> (This part is me) Absolutly not, but the grunt of a man who breakfasts on one continent and lunches on another. Who flies first class with linen napkins and a comprehensive wine list. These are the basic ingredients<br /> That kind of grunt <br /> That kind of man<br /> That kind of light<br /> What kind of light?<br /> The kind of light that streams in through the window, that catches her hair as it cascades (Nope, not mine again but the gist is about how beautiful the light is) <br /> <br /> ''People may be wondering why I am writing the lyrics to Katy Perry’s ‘Last Friday Night,’ The Lion Kings opening song, Sweet Charities ‘Hey Big Spender’, and part of the second scenario of Martin Crimps ‘Attempts on her Lives,’ (A script I highly recommend a read, very interesting concepts and ideas on plot/structure). Well, I shall tell you, dear reader, it is because I am an assassin. Not a real one, mind you, just an actor in a film assassin, if I was a real assassin I’d have paid of my student loan months ago. See, Adam Tye has made a really fun film and given me the opportunity to act in it, and so far I’m finding it very fun. For the past maybe 30mins, I’ve been asked. Ive now been asked to write a five thousand word essay by Adam on “The Lion King bloopers” so I shall attempt this now.''<br /> <br /> The Lion King Bloopers, and essay in comparison to Disney’s animated bloopers and Pixar’s animated bloopers<br /> <br /> Disney is arguably the most famous of the two animated studios, although Pixar may have the superior technique when it comes to the animation quality. Pixar first challenged hand drawn animation with CGI in 1995, although Disney has continued reserved the tradition of the hand drawn animation for their most well know characters and stories (E.G: Winnie the Pooh, 2011). Since 1995, both companies have competed to have the highest gross (Pixar, Toy Story 3 $1,063.2million. Disney, The Force Awakens $936,662,225). However, for years both companies have competed not just financially, but also via the amount of entertainment they provided.<br /> <br /> Bloopers are one of the most important aspects of behind the scenes in any film production, they allow the audience to see a humanized version of figures the public look up to, linking the majority to modern Star Culture. Since then, Easter Eggs in films are a the equivalent of an in-joke than many live action films incorporate, the animated bloopers an attempt to make the animation appeared more humanized to the target audience<br /> <br /> Disney, famously incorporate bloopers into their films. The 1994 film, The Lion King, incorporated one such scene with Nathan Lane. In the film, Simba, Timon and Pumbaa are trying to establish a plan to distract the Cheetahs on Pride Rock. Lane famously adlibbed the line “what do you want me to do? Dress in drag and do a hula?” (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JWk0O8tLtPE) This added to the hilarity of what would otherwise be a serious scene. Because of this internal blooper, the animators had to edit storyboards and create an animated scene based around an in-joke. The 1992 film Aladdin similarly has Robin Williams adlibbing for the majority of the film, causing animators (ESSAY INTERRUPTED DUE TO FILMING PRIORITIES)<br /> <br /> ''Note to the reader pt 2<br /> We have killed the actors Logan and Gareth. Please take a moment of silence for our fallen comrades.<br /> We’ve just had lunch, starting action at 13:13 (sounds ominous doesn’t it?). Dan has shot me with a cross bow four times now, and me and Adam have done a very snazzy YSTV logo on the board. We’re professionals ☺ The windows here in spring Lane keep opening and closing with no control, there may be an apocalypse coming, dear reader…….. but because of this it means filming is interrupted an awful lot.''&quot;</div>

ATye https://wiki.ystv.co.uk/index.php?title=Point_and_Shoot&diff=9868 2017-06-23T10:07:21Z

<p>ATye: </p> <hr /> <div>{{Production Info<br /> | name = Point and Shoot<br /> | url = Watch Online link<br /> | logofile = [[File: Roxanne fabulous.png|200px|thumb|left|]]<br /> | logoalt = There's nothing here yet!<br /> | genre = Comedy, Action<br /> | broadcast = Not Yet Aired<br /> | start date = See above<br /> | end date = And again<br /> | episodes = 1<br /> | producers = Adam Tye<br /> }}<br /> <br /> '''Point and Shoot''' is an Action/Comedy short film about a shadowy bounty hunter society on campus. Members can receive contracts on each other, with successful eliminations granting the victor a guaranteed 2:1 or higher in their degree. The society is presented within the film as being without real, physical weaponry and so the film adopts a 'prop-less' aesthetic to match. It pays homages to a number of different movies, from ''Sergio Leone's'' '''The Good, The Bad and The Ugly''' to ''Edgar Wright's'' '''Hot Fuzz''' (itself, a send-up of action films). It is the only fictional piece of YSTV programming to go into production during the 2016/17 student year.<br /> <br /> ==Story==<br /> A ruthless assassin has a price placed on her head and is forced to fend for her life.<br /> <br /> ==Cast==<br /> '''Main Characters'''<br /> *Roxanne Spence as The Assassin<br /> *Carrie Morrison as the First Bounty Hunter<br /> *Lucy Maines as the Second Bounty Hunter<br /> *Logan Hawley as the first one that Roxanne's characters kills I haven't come up with the names yet give me time kthanxbye<br /> <br /> '''Extras'''<br /> *Gareth as Guy who barely puts up a fight<br /> *Morgan as Woman who needs to take cover better<br /> *[[Kenric Yuen]] as Badass archer who unfortunately is only in the film for a few seconds<br /> *[[Dan Maher]] as Crossbow guy (also known as The Cheater)<br /> <br /> ==Locations==<br /> Filming took place over three days, covering roughly four scenes in total. The geography and relation of scenes to one another was not designed to make sense, out of convenience so the crew could choose the best location on the day of filming. Adam appreciates that this may intensely irritate University of York students and alumni.<br /> <br /> '''Scene 1 - The First Fight'''<br /> *Filmed in one of the top floors of the Spring Lane building.<br /> *The final shot of Roxanne walking out through the rotating doors was shot at the back of the building. Adam foolishly thought this would take only a couple of hours to film - in actuality, it took roughly five.<br /> *This was the second scene to be shot in total and was filmed on the second day of production.<br /> <br /> '''Scene 2 - The Text Message'''<br /> *Set just outside the Costa near James Porters and YUSU.<br /> *Fun fact: whilst carrying a table, Adam spilt water all over his crotch in a most unfortunate manner. Unfortunately it was not a sunny day and so took some time to dry out.<br /> *This was the third scene to be shot and was filmed on the third day of production.<br /> <br /> '''Scene 3 - The Second Fight'''<br /> *Shot just outside that hall where they have the poster sale next to the Costa, overlooking the lake.<br /> *This was the first scene to be shot and was filmed on the first day of production.<br /> <br /> '''Scene 4 - The Mexican Standoff/The Duo'''<br /> *Filming for this took place on Walmgate Stray.<br /> *This was the final scene to be shot and was filmed on the third day of production.<br /> <br /> ==Movie References==<br /> The short film contains references to various other action and western films.<br /> *The premise of the film bears similarities to the criminal underworld of '''John Wick''', in that it portrays a kind of assassin/bounty hunter society. This even applies to the texts the characters receive informing them of a new target or 'Contract'.<br /> * At the end of Scene 2, the camera move towards Lucy's character as she looks over at Carrie's character is similar to a 'push in' on John Watson during a scene in ''Guy Ritchie's'' 2009 '''Sherlock Holmes''' movie.<br /> *The Mexican Standoff during the last scene of the film is a homage to ''Sergio Leone's'' '''The Good, The Bad and The Ugly'''.<br /> <br /> ==Roxanne's Essay==<br /> During the first scene, Roxanne's character can be seen typing what is presumably an essay onto a laptop. The essay has been included below, for posterity's sake:<br /> <br /> &quot;There’s a stranger in my bed<br /> There’s a pounding in my head<br /> Theres flamingos in the pool<br /> Is this a hickey or a bruise<br /> I smell like a mini bar<br /> Teachers passed out in the yard <br /> It’s a blacked out blurr but I’m pretty sure it ruled<br /> Oh yeah<br /> Last Friday night<br /> Think I took to many shots then we danced on table tops last Friday night<br /> <br /> From the day we arrived on the planet<br /> And blinking steped into the sun<br /> There is more to see than can ever be seen<br /> More to do than can ever be done<br /> There’s far to much to take in here more to find than can ever be found<br /> With the sun rolling high <br /> In the sapphire sky <br /> Each great and small<br /> On the endless round<br /> It’s the circle of life<br /> And it moves us all<br /> Through despaire and hope <br /> Through faith and love <br /> Til we find our place<br /> On the path unwinding<br /> It’s the circle<br /> The circle of life<br /> <br /> The minute you walked in the joint<br /> I could see you were a man of distinction<br /> A real big spender<br /> Good looking <br /> So refined<br /> Say wouldn’t you like to know whats going on in my mind<br /> So let me get right to the point<br /> I don’t pop my cork for every guy I see<br /> Hey big spender<br /> Spend a little time with me<br /> <br /> Summer. Europe. A view over the city. These are the basic ingredients. And a river running through it. Yes a river, running through the city, with a couple at the waters edge, these are the basic ingredients. The woman? Young and beautiful, naturally. The man? Older, sensitive naturally. Yes a naturally sensitive man, with a taste for power, who knows this is wrong. They both know this is wrong / Exactly<br /> /They’re making love in the mans apartment<br /> They’re what?<br /> Making love. Making love in the mans apartment. A luxury apartment naturally, with a view over the entire city, these are the basic ingredients.<br /> The woman cries out, her golden hair cascading over the bed, her eyes widen, her knuckles tighten, there are tears in her eyes. <br /> THE APPARTMENT IS BEAUTIFULY FURNISHED<br /> What?<br /> Of course the apartment is beautifully furnished. Obviously it would have high ceilings and oak walls. And the tall windows would have views over Notre Dame, the great ____ and _______ to name but a few. ….. (This wasn’t my monologue so I paraphrased and can’t remember the rest.)<br /> … And the man/<br /> lets say he grunts?<br /> What?<br /> Lets say he grunts yes, but not the course grunt of a mechanic. Rather the sophisticated grunt of a man of power and influence… (Not my monologue again, sorry)<br /> Absolutely not.<br /> (This part is me) Absolutly not, but the grunt of a man who breakfasts on one continent and lunches on another. Who flies first class with linen napkins and a comprehensive wine list. These are the basic ingredients<br /> That kind of grunt <br /> That kind of man<br /> That kind of light<br /> What kind of light?<br /> The kind of light that streams in through the window, that catches her hair as it cascades (Nope, not mine again but the gist is about how beautiful the light is) <br /> <br /> ''People may be wondering why I am writing the lyrics to Katy Perry’s ‘Last Friday Night,’ The Lion Kings opening song, Sweet Charities ‘Hey Big Spender’, and part of the second scenario of Martin Crimps ‘Attempts on her Lives,’ (A script I highly recommend a read, very interesting concepts and ideas on plot/structure). Well, I shall tell you, dear reader, it is because I am an assassin. Not a real one, mind you, just an actor in a film assassin, if I was a real assassin I’d have paid of my student loan months ago. See, Adam Tye has made a really fun film and given me the opportunity to act in it, and so far I’m finding it very fun. For the past maybe 30mins, I’ve been asked. Ive now been asked to write a five thousand word essay by Adam on “The Lion King bloopers” so I shall attempt this now.''<br /> <br /> The Lion King Bloopers, and essay in comparison to Disney’s animated bloopers and Pixar’s animated bloopers<br /> <br /> Disney is arguably the most famous of the two animated studios, although Pixar may have the superior technique when it comes to the animation quality. Pixar first challenged hand drawn animation with CGI in 1995, although Disney has continued reserved the tradition of the hand drawn animation for their most well know characters and stories (E.G: Winnie the Pooh, 2011). Since 1995, both companies have competed to have the highest gross (Pixar, Toy Story 3 $1,063.2million. Disney, The Force Awakens $936,662,225). However, for years both companies have competed not just financially, but also via the amount of entertainment they provided.<br /> <br /> Bloopers are one of the most important aspects of behind the scenes in any film production, they allow the audience to see a humanized version of figures the public look up to, linking the majority to modern Star Culture. Since then, Easter Eggs in films are a the equivalent of an in-joke than many live action films incorporate, the animated bloopers an attempt to make the animation appeared more humanized to the target audience<br /> <br /> Disney, famously incorporate bloopers into their films. The 1994 film, The Lion King, incorporated one such scene with Nathan Lane. In the film, Simba, Timon and Pumbaa are trying to establish a plan to distract the Cheetahs on Pride Rock. Lane famously adlibbed the line “what do you want me to do? Dress in drag and do a hula?” (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JWk0O8tLtPE) This added to the hilarity of what would otherwise be a serious scene. Because of this internal blooper, the animators had to edit storyboards and create an animated scene based around an in-joke. The 1992 film Aladdin similarly has Robin Williams adlibbing for the majority of the film, causing animators (ESSAY INTERRUPTED DUE TO FILMING PRIORITIES)<br /> <br /> ''Note to the reader pt 2<br /> We have killed the actors Logan and Gareth. Please take a moment of silence for our fallen comrades.<br /> We’ve just had lunch, starting action at 13:13 (sounds ominous doesn’t it?). Dan has shot me with a cross bow four times now, and me and Adam have done a very snazzy YSTV logo on the board. We’re professionals ☺ The windows here in spring Lane keep opening and closing with no control, there may be an apocalypse coming, dear reader…….. but because of this it means filming is interrupted an awful lot.''&quot;</div>

ATye https://wiki.ystv.co.uk/index.php?title=Point_and_Shoot&diff=9867 2017-06-23T10:07:10Z

<p>ATye: </p> <hr /> <div>{{Production Info<br /> | name = Point and Shoot<br /> | url = Watch Online link<br /> | logofile = [[Roxanne fabulous.png|200px|thumb|left|]]<br /> | logoalt = There's nothing here yet!<br /> | genre = Comedy, Action<br /> | broadcast = Not Yet Aired<br /> | start date = See above<br /> | end date = And again<br /> | episodes = 1<br /> | producers = Adam Tye<br /> }}<br /> <br /> '''Point and Shoot''' is an Action/Comedy short film about a shadowy bounty hunter society on campus. Members can receive contracts on each other, with successful eliminations granting the victor a guaranteed 2:1 or higher in their degree. The society is presented within the film as being without real, physical weaponry and so the film adopts a 'prop-less' aesthetic to match. It pays homages to a number of different movies, from ''Sergio Leone's'' '''The Good, The Bad and The Ugly''' to ''Edgar Wright's'' '''Hot Fuzz''' (itself, a send-up of action films). It is the only fictional piece of YSTV programming to go into production during the 2016/17 student year.<br /> <br /> ==Story==<br /> A ruthless assassin has a price placed on her head and is forced to fend for her life.<br /> <br /> ==Cast==<br /> '''Main Characters'''<br /> *Roxanne Spence as The Assassin<br /> *Carrie Morrison as the First Bounty Hunter<br /> *Lucy Maines as the Second Bounty Hunter<br /> *Logan Hawley as the first one that Roxanne's characters kills I haven't come up with the names yet give me time kthanxbye<br /> <br /> '''Extras'''<br /> *Gareth as Guy who barely puts up a fight<br /> *Morgan as Woman who needs to take cover better<br /> *[[Kenric Yuen]] as Badass archer who unfortunately is only in the film for a few seconds<br /> *[[Dan Maher]] as Crossbow guy (also known as The Cheater)<br /> <br /> ==Locations==<br /> Filming took place over three days, covering roughly four scenes in total. The geography and relation of scenes to one another was not designed to make sense, out of convenience so the crew could choose the best location on the day of filming. Adam appreciates that this may intensely irritate University of York students and alumni.<br /> <br /> '''Scene 1 - The First Fight'''<br /> *Filmed in one of the top floors of the Spring Lane building.<br /> *The final shot of Roxanne walking out through the rotating doors was shot at the back of the building. Adam foolishly thought this would take only a couple of hours to film - in actuality, it took roughly five.<br /> *This was the second scene to be shot in total and was filmed on the second day of production.<br /> <br /> '''Scene 2 - The Text Message'''<br /> *Set just outside the Costa near James Porters and YUSU.<br /> *Fun fact: whilst carrying a table, Adam spilt water all over his crotch in a most unfortunate manner. Unfortunately it was not a sunny day and so took some time to dry out.<br /> *This was the third scene to be shot and was filmed on the third day of production.<br /> <br /> '''Scene 3 - The Second Fight'''<br /> *Shot just outside that hall where they have the poster sale next to the Costa, overlooking the lake.<br /> *This was the first scene to be shot and was filmed on the first day of production.<br /> <br /> '''Scene 4 - The Mexican Standoff/The Duo'''<br /> *Filming for this took place on Walmgate Stray.<br /> *This was the final scene to be shot and was filmed on the third day of production.<br /> <br /> ==Movie References==<br /> The short film contains references to various other action and western films.<br /> *The premise of the film bears similarities to the criminal underworld of '''John Wick''', in that it portrays a kind of assassin/bounty hunter society. This even applies to the texts the characters receive informing them of a new target or 'Contract'.<br /> * At the end of Scene 2, the camera move towards Lucy's character as she looks over at Carrie's character is similar to a 'push in' on John Watson during a scene in ''Guy Ritchie's'' 2009 '''Sherlock Holmes''' movie.<br /> *The Mexican Standoff during the last scene of the film is a homage to ''Sergio Leone's'' '''The Good, The Bad and The Ugly'''.<br /> <br /> ==Roxanne's Essay==<br /> During the first scene, Roxanne's character can be seen typing what is presumably an essay onto a laptop. The essay has been included below, for posterity's sake:<br /> <br /> &quot;There’s a stranger in my bed<br /> There’s a pounding in my head<br /> Theres flamingos in the pool<br /> Is this a hickey or a bruise<br /> I smell like a mini bar<br /> Teachers passed out in the yard <br /> It’s a blacked out blurr but I’m pretty sure it ruled<br /> Oh yeah<br /> Last Friday night<br /> Think I took to many shots then we danced on table tops last Friday night<br /> <br /> From the day we arrived on the planet<br /> And blinking steped into the sun<br /> There is more to see than can ever be seen<br /> More to do than can ever be done<br /> There’s far to much to take in here more to find than can ever be found<br /> With the sun rolling high <br /> In the sapphire sky <br /> Each great and small<br /> On the endless round<br /> It’s the circle of life<br /> And it moves us all<br /> Through despaire and hope <br /> Through faith and love <br /> Til we find our place<br /> On the path unwinding<br /> It’s the circle<br /> The circle of life<br /> <br /> The minute you walked in the joint<br /> I could see you were a man of distinction<br /> A real big spender<br /> Good looking <br /> So refined<br /> Say wouldn’t you like to know whats going on in my mind<br /> So let me get right to the point<br /> I don’t pop my cork for every guy I see<br /> Hey big spender<br /> Spend a little time with me<br /> <br /> Summer. Europe. A view over the city. These are the basic ingredients. And a river running through it. Yes a river, running through the city, with a couple at the waters edge, these are the basic ingredients. The woman? Young and beautiful, naturally. The man? Older, sensitive naturally. Yes a naturally sensitive man, with a taste for power, who knows this is wrong. They both know this is wrong / Exactly<br /> /They’re making love in the mans apartment<br /> They’re what?<br /> Making love. Making love in the mans apartment. A luxury apartment naturally, with a view over the entire city, these are the basic ingredients.<br /> The woman cries out, her golden hair cascading over the bed, her eyes widen, her knuckles tighten, there are tears in her eyes. <br /> THE APPARTMENT IS BEAUTIFULY FURNISHED<br /> What?<br /> Of course the apartment is beautifully furnished. Obviously it would have high ceilings and oak walls. And the tall windows would have views over Notre Dame, the great ____ and _______ to name but a few. ….. (This wasn’t my monologue so I paraphrased and can’t remember the rest.)<br /> … And the man/<br /> lets say he grunts?<br /> What?<br /> Lets say he grunts yes, but not the course grunt of a mechanic. Rather the sophisticated grunt of a man of power and influence… (Not my monologue again, sorry)<br /> Absolutely not.<br /> (This part is me) Absolutly not, but the grunt of a man who breakfasts on one continent and lunches on another. Who flies first class with linen napkins and a comprehensive wine list. These are the basic ingredients<br /> That kind of grunt <br /> That kind of man<br /> That kind of light<br /> What kind of light?<br /> The kind of light that streams in through the window, that catches her hair as it cascades (Nope, not mine again but the gist is about how beautiful the light is) <br /> <br /> ''People may be wondering why I am writing the lyrics to Katy Perry’s ‘Last Friday Night,’ The Lion Kings opening song, Sweet Charities ‘Hey Big Spender’, and part of the second scenario of Martin Crimps ‘Attempts on her Lives,’ (A script I highly recommend a read, very interesting concepts and ideas on plot/structure). Well, I shall tell you, dear reader, it is because I am an assassin. Not a real one, mind you, just an actor in a film assassin, if I was a real assassin I’d have paid of my student loan months ago. See, Adam Tye has made a really fun film and given me the opportunity to act in it, and so far I’m finding it very fun. For the past maybe 30mins, I’ve been asked. Ive now been asked to write a five thousand word essay by Adam on “The Lion King bloopers” so I shall attempt this now.''<br /> <br /> The Lion King Bloopers, and essay in comparison to Disney’s animated bloopers and Pixar’s animated bloopers<br /> <br /> Disney is arguably the most famous of the two animated studios, although Pixar may have the superior technique when it comes to the animation quality. Pixar first challenged hand drawn animation with CGI in 1995, although Disney has continued reserved the tradition of the hand drawn animation for their most well know characters and stories (E.G: Winnie the Pooh, 2011). Since 1995, both companies have competed to have the highest gross (Pixar, Toy Story 3 $1,063.2million. Disney, The Force Awakens $936,662,225). However, for years both companies have competed not just financially, but also via the amount of entertainment they provided.<br /> <br /> Bloopers are one of the most important aspects of behind the scenes in any film production, they allow the audience to see a humanized version of figures the public look up to, linking the majority to modern Star Culture. Since then, Easter Eggs in films are a the equivalent of an in-joke than many live action films incorporate, the animated bloopers an attempt to make the animation appeared more humanized to the target audience<br /> <br /> Disney, famously incorporate bloopers into their films. The 1994 film, The Lion King, incorporated one such scene with Nathan Lane. In the film, Simba, Timon and Pumbaa are trying to establish a plan to distract the Cheetahs on Pride Rock. Lane famously adlibbed the line “what do you want me to do? Dress in drag and do a hula?” (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JWk0O8tLtPE) This added to the hilarity of what would otherwise be a serious scene. Because of this internal blooper, the animators had to edit storyboards and create an animated scene based around an in-joke. The 1992 film Aladdin similarly has Robin Williams adlibbing for the majority of the film, causing animators (ESSAY INTERRUPTED DUE TO FILMING PRIORITIES)<br /> <br /> ''Note to the reader pt 2<br /> We have killed the actors Logan and Gareth. Please take a moment of silence for our fallen comrades.<br /> We’ve just had lunch, starting action at 13:13 (sounds ominous doesn’t it?). Dan has shot me with a cross bow four times now, and me and Adam have done a very snazzy YSTV logo on the board. We’re professionals ☺ The windows here in spring Lane keep opening and closing with no control, there may be an apocalypse coming, dear reader…….. but because of this it means filming is interrupted an awful lot.''&quot;</div>

ATye https://wiki.ystv.co.uk/index.php?title=Point_and_Shoot&diff=9866 2017-06-23T10:07:00Z

<p>ATye: </p> <hr /> <div>{{Production Info<br /> | name = Point and Shoot<br /> | url = Watch Online link<br /> | logofile = [[Roxanne fabulous.png|200px|thumb|left]]<br /> | logoalt = There's nothing here yet!<br /> | genre = Comedy, Action<br /> | broadcast = Not Yet Aired<br /> | start date = See above<br /> | end date = And again<br /> | episodes = 1<br /> | producers = Adam Tye<br /> }}<br /> <br /> '''Point and Shoot''' is an Action/Comedy short film about a shadowy bounty hunter society on campus. Members can receive contracts on each other, with successful eliminations granting the victor a guaranteed 2:1 or higher in their degree. The society is presented within the film as being without real, physical weaponry and so the film adopts a 'prop-less' aesthetic to match. It pays homages to a number of different movies, from ''Sergio Leone's'' '''The Good, The Bad and The Ugly''' to ''Edgar Wright's'' '''Hot Fuzz''' (itself, a send-up of action films). It is the only fictional piece of YSTV programming to go into production during the 2016/17 student year.<br /> <br /> ==Story==<br /> A ruthless assassin has a price placed on her head and is forced to fend for her life.<br /> <br /> ==Cast==<br /> '''Main Characters'''<br /> *Roxanne Spence as The Assassin<br /> *Carrie Morrison as the First Bounty Hunter<br /> *Lucy Maines as the Second Bounty Hunter<br /> *Logan Hawley as the first one that Roxanne's characters kills I haven't come up with the names yet give me time kthanxbye<br /> <br /> '''Extras'''<br /> *Gareth as Guy who barely puts up a fight<br /> *Morgan as Woman who needs to take cover better<br /> *[[Kenric Yuen]] as Badass archer who unfortunately is only in the film for a few seconds<br /> *[[Dan Maher]] as Crossbow guy (also known as The Cheater)<br /> <br /> ==Locations==<br /> Filming took place over three days, covering roughly four scenes in total. The geography and relation of scenes to one another was not designed to make sense, out of convenience so the crew could choose the best location on the day of filming. Adam appreciates that this may intensely irritate University of York students and alumni.<br /> <br /> '''Scene 1 - The First Fight'''<br /> *Filmed in one of the top floors of the Spring Lane building.<br /> *The final shot of Roxanne walking out through the rotating doors was shot at the back of the building. Adam foolishly thought this would take only a couple of hours to film - in actuality, it took roughly five.<br /> *This was the second scene to be shot in total and was filmed on the second day of production.<br /> <br /> '''Scene 2 - The Text Message'''<br /> *Set just outside the Costa near James Porters and YUSU.<br /> *Fun fact: whilst carrying a table, Adam spilt water all over his crotch in a most unfortunate manner. Unfortunately it was not a sunny day and so took some time to dry out.<br /> *This was the third scene to be shot and was filmed on the third day of production.<br /> <br /> '''Scene 3 - The Second Fight'''<br /> *Shot just outside that hall where they have the poster sale next to the Costa, overlooking the lake.<br /> *This was the first scene to be shot and was filmed on the first day of production.<br /> <br /> '''Scene 4 - The Mexican Standoff/The Duo'''<br /> *Filming for this took place on Walmgate Stray.<br /> *This was the final scene to be shot and was filmed on the third day of production.<br /> <br /> ==Movie References==<br /> The short film contains references to various other action and western films.<br /> *The premise of the film bears similarities to the criminal underworld of '''John Wick''', in that it portrays a kind of assassin/bounty hunter society. This even applies to the texts the characters receive informing them of a new target or 'Contract'.<br /> * At the end of Scene 2, the camera move towards Lucy's character as she looks over at Carrie's character is similar to a 'push in' on John Watson during a scene in ''Guy Ritchie's'' 2009 '''Sherlock Holmes''' movie.<br /> *The Mexican Standoff during the last scene of the film is a homage to ''Sergio Leone's'' '''The Good, The Bad and The Ugly'''.<br /> <br /> ==Roxanne's Essay==<br /> During the first scene, Roxanne's character can be seen typing what is presumably an essay onto a laptop. The essay has been included below, for posterity's sake:<br /> <br /> &quot;There’s a stranger in my bed<br /> There’s a pounding in my head<br /> Theres flamingos in the pool<br /> Is this a hickey or a bruise<br /> I smell like a mini bar<br /> Teachers passed out in the yard <br /> It’s a blacked out blurr but I’m pretty sure it ruled<br /> Oh yeah<br /> Last Friday night<br /> Think I took to many shots then we danced on table tops last Friday night<br /> <br /> From the day we arrived on the planet<br /> And blinking steped into the sun<br /> There is more to see than can ever be seen<br /> More to do than can ever be done<br /> There’s far to much to take in here more to find than can ever be found<br /> With the sun rolling high <br /> In the sapphire sky <br /> Each great and small<br /> On the endless round<br /> It’s the circle of life<br /> And it moves us all<br /> Through despaire and hope <br /> Through faith and love <br /> Til we find our place<br /> On the path unwinding<br /> It’s the circle<br /> The circle of life<br /> <br /> The minute you walked in the joint<br /> I could see you were a man of distinction<br /> A real big spender<br /> Good looking <br /> So refined<br /> Say wouldn’t you like to know whats going on in my mind<br /> So let me get right to the point<br /> I don’t pop my cork for every guy I see<br /> Hey big spender<br /> Spend a little time with me<br /> <br /> Summer. Europe. A view over the city. These are the basic ingredients. And a river running through it. Yes a river, running through the city, with a couple at the waters edge, these are the basic ingredients. The woman? Young and beautiful, naturally. The man? Older, sensitive naturally. Yes a naturally sensitive man, with a taste for power, who knows this is wrong. They both know this is wrong / Exactly<br /> /They’re making love in the mans apartment<br /> They’re what?<br /> Making love. Making love in the mans apartment. A luxury apartment naturally, with a view over the entire city, these are the basic ingredients.<br /> The woman cries out, her golden hair cascading over the bed, her eyes widen, her knuckles tighten, there are tears in her eyes. <br /> THE APPARTMENT IS BEAUTIFULY FURNISHED<br /> What?<br /> Of course the apartment is beautifully furnished. Obviously it would have high ceilings and oak walls. And the tall windows would have views over Notre Dame, the great ____ and _______ to name but a few. ….. (This wasn’t my monologue so I paraphrased and can’t remember the rest.)<br /> … And the man/<br /> lets say he grunts?<br /> What?<br /> Lets say he grunts yes, but not the course grunt of a mechanic. Rather the sophisticated grunt of a man of power and influence… (Not my monologue again, sorry)<br /> Absolutely not.<br /> (This part is me) Absolutly not, but the grunt of a man who breakfasts on one continent and lunches on another. Who flies first class with linen napkins and a comprehensive wine list. These are the basic ingredients<br /> That kind of grunt <br /> That kind of man<br /> That kind of light<br /> What kind of light?<br /> The kind of light that streams in through the window, that catches her hair as it cascades (Nope, not mine again but the gist is about how beautiful the light is) <br /> <br /> ''People may be wondering why I am writing the lyrics to Katy Perry’s ‘Last Friday Night,’ The Lion Kings opening song, Sweet Charities ‘Hey Big Spender’, and part of the second scenario of Martin Crimps ‘Attempts on her Lives,’ (A script I highly recommend a read, very interesting concepts and ideas on plot/structure). Well, I shall tell you, dear reader, it is because I am an assassin. Not a real one, mind you, just an actor in a film assassin, if I was a real assassin I’d have paid of my student loan months ago. See, Adam Tye has made a really fun film and given me the opportunity to act in it, and so far I’m finding it very fun. For the past maybe 30mins, I’ve been asked. Ive now been asked to write a five thousand word essay by Adam on “The Lion King bloopers” so I shall attempt this now.''<br /> <br /> The Lion King Bloopers, and essay in comparison to Disney’s animated bloopers and Pixar’s animated bloopers<br /> <br /> Disney is arguably the most famous of the two animated studios, although Pixar may have the superior technique when it comes to the animation quality. Pixar first challenged hand drawn animation with CGI in 1995, although Disney has continued reserved the tradition of the hand drawn animation for their most well know characters and stories (E.G: Winnie the Pooh, 2011). Since 1995, both companies have competed to have the highest gross (Pixar, Toy Story 3 $1,063.2million. Disney, The Force Awakens $936,662,225). However, for years both companies have competed not just financially, but also via the amount of entertainment they provided.<br /> <br /> Bloopers are one of the most important aspects of behind the scenes in any film production, they allow the audience to see a humanized version of figures the public look up to, linking the majority to modern Star Culture. Since then, Easter Eggs in films are a the equivalent of an in-joke than many live action films incorporate, the animated bloopers an attempt to make the animation appeared more humanized to the target audience<br /> <br /> Disney, famously incorporate bloopers into their films. The 1994 film, The Lion King, incorporated one such scene with Nathan Lane. In the film, Simba, Timon and Pumbaa are trying to establish a plan to distract the Cheetahs on Pride Rock. Lane famously adlibbed the line “what do you want me to do? Dress in drag and do a hula?” (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JWk0O8tLtPE) This added to the hilarity of what would otherwise be a serious scene. Because of this internal blooper, the animators had to edit storyboards and create an animated scene based around an in-joke. The 1992 film Aladdin similarly has Robin Williams adlibbing for the majority of the film, causing animators (ESSAY INTERRUPTED DUE TO FILMING PRIORITIES)<br /> <br /> ''Note to the reader pt 2<br /> We have killed the actors Logan and Gareth. Please take a moment of silence for our fallen comrades.<br /> We’ve just had lunch, starting action at 13:13 (sounds ominous doesn’t it?). Dan has shot me with a cross bow four times now, and me and Adam have done a very snazzy YSTV logo on the board. We’re professionals ☺ The windows here in spring Lane keep opening and closing with no control, there may be an apocalypse coming, dear reader…….. but because of this it means filming is interrupted an awful lot.''&quot;</div>

ATye https://wiki.ystv.co.uk/index.php?title=Point_and_Shoot&diff=9865 2017-06-23T10:06:14Z

<p>ATye: </p> <hr /> <div>{{Production Info<br /> | name = Point and Shoot<br /> | url = Watch Online link<br /> | logofile = [[File: Roxanne fabulous.png|200px|thumb|left|Roxanne Fabulous]]<br /> | logoalt = There's nothing here yet!<br /> | genre = Comedy, Action<br /> | broadcast = Not Yet Aired<br /> | start date = See above<br /> | end date = And again<br /> | episodes = 1<br /> | producers = Adam Tye<br /> }}<br /> <br /> '''Point and Shoot''' is an Action/Comedy short film about a shadowy bounty hunter society on campus. Members can receive contracts on each other, with successful eliminations granting the victor a guaranteed 2:1 or higher in their degree. The society is presented within the film as being without real, physical weaponry and so the film adopts a 'prop-less' aesthetic to match. It pays homages to a number of different movies, from ''Sergio Leone's'' '''The Good, The Bad and The Ugly''' to ''Edgar Wright's'' '''Hot Fuzz''' (itself, a send-up of action films). It is the only fictional piece of YSTV programming to go into production during the 2016/17 student year.<br /> <br /> ==Story==<br /> A ruthless assassin has a price placed on her head and is forced to fend for her life.<br /> <br /> ==Cast==<br /> '''Main Characters'''<br /> *Roxanne Spence as The Assassin<br /> *Carrie Morrison as the First Bounty Hunter<br /> *Lucy Maines as the Second Bounty Hunter<br /> *Logan Hawley as the first one that Roxanne's characters kills I haven't come up with the names yet give me time kthanxbye<br /> <br /> '''Extras'''<br /> *Gareth as Guy who barely puts up a fight<br /> *Morgan as Woman who needs to take cover better<br /> *[[Kenric Yuen]] as Badass archer who unfortunately is only in the film for a few seconds<br /> *[[Dan Maher]] as Crossbow guy (also known as The Cheater)<br /> <br /> ==Locations==<br /> Filming took place over three days, covering roughly four scenes in total. The geography and relation of scenes to one another was not designed to make sense, out of convenience so the crew could choose the best location on the day of filming. Adam appreciates that this may intensely irritate University of York students and alumni.<br /> <br /> '''Scene 1 - The First Fight'''<br /> *Filmed in one of the top floors of the Spring Lane building.<br /> *The final shot of Roxanne walking out through the rotating doors was shot at the back of the building. Adam foolishly thought this would take only a couple of hours to film - in actuality, it took roughly five.<br /> *This was the second scene to be shot in total and was filmed on the second day of production.<br /> <br /> '''Scene 2 - The Text Message'''<br /> *Set just outside the Costa near James Porters and YUSU.<br /> *Fun fact: whilst carrying a table, Adam spilt water all over his crotch in a most unfortunate manner. Unfortunately it was not a sunny day and so took some time to dry out.<br /> *This was the third scene to be shot and was filmed on the third day of production.<br /> <br /> '''Scene 3 - The Second Fight'''<br /> *Shot just outside that hall where they have the poster sale next to the Costa, overlooking the lake.<br /> *This was the first scene to be shot and was filmed on the first day of production.<br /> <br /> '''Scene 4 - The Mexican Standoff/The Duo'''<br /> *Filming for this took place on Walmgate Stray.<br /> *This was the final scene to be shot and was filmed on the third day of production.<br /> <br /> ==Movie References==<br /> The short film contains references to various other action and western films.<br /> *The premise of the film bears similarities to the criminal underworld of '''John Wick''', in that it portrays a kind of assassin/bounty hunter society. This even applies to the texts the characters receive informing them of a new target or 'Contract'.<br /> * At the end of Scene 2, the camera move towards Lucy's character as she looks over at Carrie's character is similar to a 'push in' on John Watson during a scene in ''Guy Ritchie's'' 2009 '''Sherlock Holmes''' movie.<br /> *The Mexican Standoff during the last scene of the film is a homage to ''Sergio Leone's'' '''The Good, The Bad and The Ugly'''.<br /> <br /> ==Roxanne's Essay==<br /> During the first scene, Roxanne's character can be seen typing what is presumably an essay onto a laptop. The essay has been included below, for posterity's sake:<br /> <br /> &quot;There’s a stranger in my bed<br /> There’s a pounding in my head<br /> Theres flamingos in the pool<br /> Is this a hickey or a bruise<br /> I smell like a mini bar<br /> Teachers passed out in the yard <br /> It’s a blacked out blurr but I’m pretty sure it ruled<br /> Oh yeah<br /> Last Friday night<br /> Think I took to many shots then we danced on table tops last Friday night<br /> <br /> From the day we arrived on the planet<br /> And blinking steped into the sun<br /> There is more to see than can ever be seen<br /> More to do than can ever be done<br /> There’s far to much to take in here more to find than can ever be found<br /> With the sun rolling high <br /> In the sapphire sky <br /> Each great and small<br /> On the endless round<br /> It’s the circle of life<br /> And it moves us all<br /> Through despaire and hope <br /> Through faith and love <br /> Til we find our place<br /> On the path unwinding<br /> It’s the circle<br /> The circle of life<br /> <br /> The minute you walked in the joint<br /> I could see you were a man of distinction<br /> A real big spender<br /> Good looking <br /> So refined<br /> Say wouldn’t you like to know whats going on in my mind<br /> So let me get right to the point<br /> I don’t pop my cork for every guy I see<br /> Hey big spender<br /> Spend a little time with me<br /> <br /> Summer. Europe. A view over the city. These are the basic ingredients. And a river running through it. Yes a river, running through the city, with a couple at the waters edge, these are the basic ingredients. The woman? Young and beautiful, naturally. The man? Older, sensitive naturally. Yes a naturally sensitive man, with a taste for power, who knows this is wrong. They both know this is wrong / Exactly<br /> /They’re making love in the mans apartment<br /> They’re what?<br /> Making love. Making love in the mans apartment. A luxury apartment naturally, with a view over the entire city, these are the basic ingredients.<br /> The woman cries out, her golden hair cascading over the bed, her eyes widen, her knuckles tighten, there are tears in her eyes. <br /> THE APPARTMENT IS BEAUTIFULY FURNISHED<br /> What?<br /> Of course the apartment is beautifully furnished. Obviously it would have high ceilings and oak walls. And the tall windows would have views over Notre Dame, the great ____ and _______ to name but a few. ….. (This wasn’t my monologue so I paraphrased and can’t remember the rest.)<br /> … And the man/<br /> lets say he grunts?<br /> What?<br /> Lets say he grunts yes, but not the course grunt of a mechanic. Rather the sophisticated grunt of a man of power and influence… (Not my monologue again, sorry)<br /> Absolutely not.<br /> (This part is me) Absolutly not, but the grunt of a man who breakfasts on one continent and lunches on another. Who flies first class with linen napkins and a comprehensive wine list. These are the basic ingredients<br /> That kind of grunt <br /> That kind of man<br /> That kind of light<br /> What kind of light?<br /> The kind of light that streams in through the window, that catches her hair as it cascades (Nope, not mine again but the gist is about how beautiful the light is) <br /> <br /> ''People may be wondering why I am writing the lyrics to Katy Perry’s ‘Last Friday Night,’ The Lion Kings opening song, Sweet Charities ‘Hey Big Spender’, and part of the second scenario of Martin Crimps ‘Attempts on her Lives,’ (A script I highly recommend a read, very interesting concepts and ideas on plot/structure). Well, I shall tell you, dear reader, it is because I am an assassin. Not a real one, mind you, just an actor in a film assassin, if I was a real assassin I’d have paid of my student loan months ago. See, Adam Tye has made a really fun film and given me the opportunity to act in it, and so far I’m finding it very fun. For the past maybe 30mins, I’ve been asked. Ive now been asked to write a five thousand word essay by Adam on “The Lion King bloopers” so I shall attempt this now.''<br /> <br /> The Lion King Bloopers, and essay in comparison to Disney’s animated bloopers and Pixar’s animated bloopers<br /> <br /> Disney is arguably the most famous of the two animated studios, although Pixar may have the superior technique when it comes to the animation quality. Pixar first challenged hand drawn animation with CGI in 1995, although Disney has continued reserved the tradition of the hand drawn animation for their most well know characters and stories (E.G: Winnie the Pooh, 2011). Since 1995, both companies have competed to have the highest gross (Pixar, Toy Story 3 $1,063.2million. Disney, The Force Awakens $936,662,225). However, for years both companies have competed not just financially, but also via the amount of entertainment they provided.<br /> <br /> Bloopers are one of the most important aspects of behind the scenes in any film production, they allow the audience to see a humanized version of figures the public look up to, linking the majority to modern Star Culture. Since then, Easter Eggs in films are a the equivalent of an in-joke than many live action films incorporate, the animated bloopers an attempt to make the animation appeared more humanized to the target audience<br /> <br /> Disney, famously incorporate bloopers into their films. The 1994 film, The Lion King, incorporated one such scene with Nathan Lane. In the film, Simba, Timon and Pumbaa are trying to establish a plan to distract the Cheetahs on Pride Rock. Lane famously adlibbed the line “what do you want me to do? Dress in drag and do a hula?” (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JWk0O8tLtPE) This added to the hilarity of what would otherwise be a serious scene. Because of this internal blooper, the animators had to edit storyboards and create an animated scene based around an in-joke. The 1992 film Aladdin similarly has Robin Williams adlibbing for the majority of the film, causing animators (ESSAY INTERRUPTED DUE TO FILMING PRIORITIES)<br /> <br /> ''Note to the reader pt 2<br /> We have killed the actors Logan and Gareth. Please take a moment of silence for our fallen comrades.<br /> We’ve just had lunch, starting action at 13:13 (sounds ominous doesn’t it?). Dan has shot me with a cross bow four times now, and me and Adam have done a very snazzy YSTV logo on the board. We’re professionals ☺ The windows here in spring Lane keep opening and closing with no control, there may be an apocalypse coming, dear reader…….. but because of this it means filming is interrupted an awful lot.''&quot;</div>

ATye https://wiki.ystv.co.uk/index.php?title=Point_and_Shoot&diff=9864 2017-06-23T10:05:13Z

<p>ATye: </p> <hr /> <div>{{Production Info<br /> | name = Point and Shoot<br /> | url = Watch Online link<br /> | logofile = [[File:Roxanne fabulous.png|200px|thumb|left|Roxanne Fabulous]]<br /> | logoalt = There's nothing here yet!<br /> | genre = Comedy, Action<br /> | broadcast = Not Yet Aired<br /> | start date = See above<br /> | end date = And again<br /> | episodes = 1<br /> | producers = Adam Tye<br /> }}<br /> <br /> '''Point and Shoot''' is an Action/Comedy short film about a shadowy bounty hunter society on campus. Members can receive contracts on each other, with successful eliminations granting the victor a guaranteed 2:1 or higher in their degree. The society is presented within the film as being without real, physical weaponry and so the film adopts a 'prop-less' aesthetic to match. It pays homages to a number of different movies, from ''Sergio Leone's'' '''The Good, The Bad and The Ugly''' to ''Edgar Wright's'' '''Hot Fuzz''' (itself, a send-up of action films). It is the only fictional piece of YSTV programming to go into production during the 2016/17 student year.<br /> <br /> ==Story==<br /> A ruthless assassin has a price placed on her head and is forced to fend for her life.<br /> <br /> ==Cast==<br /> '''Main Characters'''<br /> *Roxanne Spence as The Assassin<br /> *Carrie Morrison as the First Bounty Hunter<br /> *Lucy Maines as the Second Bounty Hunter<br /> *Logan Hawley as the first one that Roxanne's characters kills I haven't come up with the names yet give me time kthanxbye<br /> <br /> '''Extras'''<br /> *Gareth as Guy who barely puts up a fight<br /> *Morgan as Woman who needs to take cover better<br /> *[[Kenric Yuen]] as Badass archer who unfortunately is only in the film for a few seconds<br /> *[[Dan Maher]] as Crossbow guy (also known as The Cheater)<br /> <br /> ==Locations==<br /> Filming took place over three days, covering roughly four scenes in total. The geography and relation of scenes to one another was not designed to make sense, out of convenience so the crew could choose the best location on the day of filming. Adam appreciates that this may intensely irritate University of York students and alumni.<br /> <br /> '''Scene 1 - The First Fight'''<br /> *Filmed in one of the top floors of the Spring Lane building.<br /> *The final shot of Roxanne walking out through the rotating doors was shot at the back of the building. Adam foolishly thought this would take only a couple of hours to film - in actuality, it took roughly five.<br /> *This was the second scene to be shot in total and was filmed on the second day of production.<br /> <br /> '''Scene 2 - The Text Message'''<br /> *Set just outside the Costa near James Porters and YUSU.<br /> *Fun fact: whilst carrying a table, Adam spilt water all over his crotch in a most unfortunate manner. Unfortunately it was not a sunny day and so took some time to dry out.<br /> *This was the third scene to be shot and was filmed on the third day of production.<br /> <br /> '''Scene 3 - The Second Fight'''<br /> *Shot just outside that hall where they have the poster sale next to the Costa, overlooking the lake.<br /> *This was the first scene to be shot and was filmed on the first day of production.<br /> <br /> '''Scene 4 - The Mexican Standoff/The Duo'''<br /> *Filming for this took place on Walmgate Stray.<br /> *This was the final scene to be shot and was filmed on the third day of production.<br /> <br /> ==Movie References==<br /> The short film contains references to various other action and western films.<br /> *The premise of the film bears similarities to the criminal underworld of '''John Wick''', in that it portrays a kind of assassin/bounty hunter society. This even applies to the texts the characters receive informing them of a new target or 'Contract'.<br /> * At the end of Scene 2, the camera move towards Lucy's character as she looks over at Carrie's character is similar to a 'push in' on John Watson during a scene in ''Guy Ritchie's'' 2009 '''Sherlock Holmes''' movie.<br /> *The Mexican Standoff during the last scene of the film is a homage to ''Sergio Leone's'' '''The Good, The Bad and The Ugly'''.<br /> <br /> ==Roxanne's Essay==<br /> During the first scene, Roxanne's character can be seen typing what is presumably an essay onto a laptop. The essay has been included below, for posterity's sake:<br /> <br /> &quot;There’s a stranger in my bed<br /> There’s a pounding in my head<br /> Theres flamingos in the pool<br /> Is this a hickey or a bruise<br /> I smell like a mini bar<br /> Teachers passed out in the yard <br /> It’s a blacked out blurr but I’m pretty sure it ruled<br /> Oh yeah<br /> Last Friday night<br /> Think I took to many shots then we danced on table tops last Friday night<br /> <br /> From the day we arrived on the planet<br /> And blinking steped into the sun<br /> There is more to see than can ever be seen<br /> More to do than can ever be done<br /> There’s far to much to take in here more to find than can ever be found<br /> With the sun rolling high <br /> In the sapphire sky <br /> Each great and small<br /> On the endless round<br /> It’s the circle of life<br /> And it moves us all<br /> Through despaire and hope <br /> Through faith and love <br /> Til we find our place<br /> On the path unwinding<br /> It’s the circle<br /> The circle of life<br /> <br /> The minute you walked in the joint<br /> I could see you were a man of distinction<br /> A real big spender<br /> Good looking <br /> So refined<br /> Say wouldn’t you like to know whats going on in my mind<br /> So let me get right to the point<br /> I don’t pop my cork for every guy I see<br /> Hey big spender<br /> Spend a little time with me<br /> <br /> Summer. Europe. A view over the city. These are the basic ingredients. And a river running through it. Yes a river, running through the city, with a couple at the waters edge, these are the basic ingredients. The woman? Young and beautiful, naturally. The man? Older, sensitive naturally. Yes a naturally sensitive man, with a taste for power, who knows this is wrong. They both know this is wrong / Exactly<br /> /They’re making love in the mans apartment<br /> They’re what?<br /> Making love. Making love in the mans apartment. A luxury apartment naturally, with a view over the entire city, these are the basic ingredients.<br /> The woman cries out, her golden hair cascading over the bed, her eyes widen, her knuckles tighten, there are tears in her eyes. <br /> THE APPARTMENT IS BEAUTIFULY FURNISHED<br /> What?<br /> Of course the apartment is beautifully furnished. Obviously it would have high ceilings and oak walls. And the tall windows would have views over Notre Dame, the great ____ and _______ to name but a few. ….. (This wasn’t my monologue so I paraphrased and can’t remember the rest.)<br /> … And the man/<br /> lets say he grunts?<br /> What?<br /> Lets say he grunts yes, but not the course grunt of a mechanic. Rather the sophisticated grunt of a man of power and influence… (Not my monologue again, sorry)<br /> Absolutely not.<br /> (This part is me) Absolutly not, but the grunt of a man who breakfasts on one continent and lunches on another. Who flies first class with linen napkins and a comprehensive wine list. These are the basic ingredients<br /> That kind of grunt <br /> That kind of man<br /> That kind of light<br /> What kind of light?<br /> The kind of light that streams in through the window, that catches her hair as it cascades (Nope, not mine again but the gist is about how beautiful the light is) <br /> <br /> ''People may be wondering why I am writing the lyrics to Katy Perry’s ‘Last Friday Night,’ The Lion Kings opening song, Sweet Charities ‘Hey Big Spender’, and part of the second scenario of Martin Crimps ‘Attempts on her Lives,’ (A script I highly recommend a read, very interesting concepts and ideas on plot/structure). Well, I shall tell you, dear reader, it is because I am an assassin. Not a real one, mind you, just an actor in a film assassin, if I was a real assassin I’d have paid of my student loan months ago. See, Adam Tye has made a really fun film and given me the opportunity to act in it, and so far I’m finding it very fun. For the past maybe 30mins, I’ve been asked. Ive now been asked to write a five thousand word essay by Adam on “The Lion King bloopers” so I shall attempt this now.''<br /> <br /> The Lion King Bloopers, and essay in comparison to Disney’s animated bloopers and Pixar’s animated bloopers<br /> <br /> Disney is arguably the most famous of the two animated studios, although Pixar may have the superior technique when it comes to the animation quality. Pixar first challenged hand drawn animation with CGI in 1995, although Disney has continued reserved the tradition of the hand drawn animation for their most well know characters and stories (E.G: Winnie the Pooh, 2011). Since 1995, both companies have competed to have the highest gross (Pixar, Toy Story 3 $1,063.2million. Disney, The Force Awakens $936,662,225). However, for years both companies have competed not just financially, but also via the amount of entertainment they provided.<br /> <br /> Bloopers are one of the most important aspects of behind the scenes in any film production, they allow the audience to see a humanized version of figures the public look up to, linking the majority to modern Star Culture. Since then, Easter Eggs in films are a the equivalent of an in-joke than many live action films incorporate, the animated bloopers an attempt to make the animation appeared more humanized to the target audience<br /> <br /> Disney, famously incorporate bloopers into their films. The 1994 film, The Lion King, incorporated one such scene with Nathan Lane. In the film, Simba, Timon and Pumbaa are trying to establish a plan to distract the Cheetahs on Pride Rock. Lane famously adlibbed the line “what do you want me to do? Dress in drag and do a hula?” (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JWk0O8tLtPE) This added to the hilarity of what would otherwise be a serious scene. Because of this internal blooper, the animators had to edit storyboards and create an animated scene based around an in-joke. The 1992 film Aladdin similarly has Robin Williams adlibbing for the majority of the film, causing animators (ESSAY INTERRUPTED DUE TO FILMING PRIORITIES)<br /> <br /> ''Note to the reader pt 2<br /> We have killed the actors Logan and Gareth. Please take a moment of silence for our fallen comrades.<br /> We’ve just had lunch, starting action at 13:13 (sounds ominous doesn’t it?). Dan has shot me with a cross bow four times now, and me and Adam have done a very snazzy YSTV logo on the board. We’re professionals ☺ The windows here in spring Lane keep opening and closing with no control, there may be an apocalypse coming, dear reader…….. but because of this it means filming is interrupted an awful lot.''&quot;</div>

ATye https://wiki.ystv.co.uk/index.php?title=Point_and_Shoot&diff=9863 2017-06-23T10:03:53Z

<p>ATye: </p> <hr /> <div>{{Production Info<br /> | name = Point and Shoot<br /> | url = Watch Online link<br /> | logofile = [[File: Roxanne fabulous.jpg]]<br /> | logoalt = There's nothing here yet!<br /> | genre = Comedy, Action<br /> | broadcast = Not Yet Aired<br /> | start date = See above<br /> | end date = And again<br /> | episodes = 1<br /> | producers = Adam Tye<br /> }}<br /> <br /> '''Point and Shoot''' is an Action/Comedy short film about a shadowy bounty hunter society on campus. Members can receive contracts on each other, with successful eliminations granting the victor a guaranteed 2:1 or higher in their degree. The society is presented within the film as being without real, physical weaponry and so the film adopts a 'prop-less' aesthetic to match. It pays homages to a number of different movies, from ''Sergio Leone's'' '''The Good, The Bad and The Ugly''' to ''Edgar Wright's'' '''Hot Fuzz''' (itself, a send-up of action films). It is the only fictional piece of YSTV programming to go into production during the 2016/17 student year.<br /> <br /> ==Story==<br /> A ruthless assassin has a price placed on her head and is forced to fend for her life.<br /> <br /> ==Cast==<br /> '''Main Characters'''<br /> *Roxanne Spence as The Assassin<br /> *Carrie Morrison as the First Bounty Hunter<br /> *Lucy Maines as the Second Bounty Hunter<br /> *Logan Hawley as the first one that Roxanne's characters kills I haven't come up with the names yet give me time kthanxbye<br /> <br /> '''Extras'''<br /> *Gareth as Guy who barely puts up a fight<br /> *Morgan as Woman who needs to take cover better<br /> *[[Kenric Yuen]] as Badass archer who unfortunately is only in the film for a few seconds<br /> *[[Dan Maher]] as Crossbow guy (also known as The Cheater)<br /> <br /> ==Locations==<br /> Filming took place over three days, covering roughly four scenes in total. The geography and relation of scenes to one another was not designed to make sense, out of convenience so the crew could choose the best location on the day of filming. Adam appreciates that this may intensely irritate University of York students and alumni.<br /> <br /> '''Scene 1 - The First Fight'''<br /> *Filmed in one of the top floors of the Spring Lane building.<br /> *The final shot of Roxanne walking out through the rotating doors was shot at the back of the building. Adam foolishly thought this would take only a couple of hours to film - in actuality, it took roughly five.<br /> *This was the second scene to be shot in total and was filmed on the second day of production.<br /> <br /> '''Scene 2 - The Text Message'''<br /> *Set just outside the Costa near James Porters and YUSU.<br /> *Fun fact: whilst carrying a table, Adam spilt water all over his crotch in a most unfortunate manner. Unfortunately it was not a sunny day and so took some time to dry out.<br /> *This was the third scene to be shot and was filmed on the third day of production.<br /> <br /> '''Scene 3 - The Second Fight'''<br /> *Shot just outside that hall where they have the poster sale next to the Costa, overlooking the lake.<br /> *This was the first scene to be shot and was filmed on the first day of production.<br /> <br /> '''Scene 4 - The Mexican Standoff/The Duo'''<br /> *Filming for this took place on Walmgate Stray.<br /> *This was the final scene to be shot and was filmed on the third day of production.<br /> <br /> ==Movie References==<br /> The short film contains references to various other action and western films.<br /> *The premise of the film bears similarities to the criminal underworld of '''John Wick''', in that it portrays a kind of assassin/bounty hunter society. This even applies to the texts the characters receive informing them of a new target or 'Contract'.<br /> * At the end of Scene 2, the camera move towards Lucy's character as she looks over at Carrie's character is similar to a 'push in' on John Watson during a scene in ''Guy Ritchie's'' 2009 '''Sherlock Holmes''' movie.<br /> *The Mexican Standoff during the last scene of the film is a homage to ''Sergio Leone's'' '''The Good, The Bad and The Ugly'''.<br /> <br /> ==Roxanne's Essay==<br /> During the first scene, Roxanne's character can be seen typing what is presumably an essay onto a laptop. The essay has been included below, for posterity's sake:<br /> <br /> &quot;There’s a stranger in my bed<br /> There’s a pounding in my head<br /> Theres flamingos in the pool<br /> Is this a hickey or a bruise<br /> I smell like a mini bar<br /> Teachers passed out in the yard <br /> It’s a blacked out blurr but I’m pretty sure it ruled<br /> Oh yeah<br /> Last Friday night<br /> Think I took to many shots then we danced on table tops last Friday night<br /> <br /> From the day we arrived on the planet<br /> And blinking steped into the sun<br /> There is more to see than can ever be seen<br /> More to do than can ever be done<br /> There’s far to much to take in here more to find than can ever be found<br /> With the sun rolling high <br /> In the sapphire sky <br /> Each great and small<br /> On the endless round<br /> It’s the circle of life<br /> And it moves us all<br /> Through despaire and hope <br /> Through faith and love <br /> Til we find our place<br /> On the path unwinding<br /> It’s the circle<br /> The circle of life<br /> <br /> The minute you walked in the joint<br /> I could see you were a man of distinction<br /> A real big spender<br /> Good looking <br /> So refined<br /> Say wouldn’t you like to know whats going on in my mind<br /> So let me get right to the point<br /> I don’t pop my cork for every guy I see<br /> Hey big spender<br /> Spend a little time with me<br /> <br /> Summer. Europe. A view over the city. These are the basic ingredients. And a river running through it. Yes a river, running through the city, with a couple at the waters edge, these are the basic ingredients. The woman? Young and beautiful, naturally. The man? Older, sensitive naturally. Yes a naturally sensitive man, with a taste for power, who knows this is wrong. They both know this is wrong / Exactly<br /> /They’re making love in the mans apartment<br /> They’re what?<br /> Making love. Making love in the mans apartment. A luxury apartment naturally, with a view over the entire city, these are the basic ingredients.<br /> The woman cries out, her golden hair cascading over the bed, her eyes widen, her knuckles tighten, there are tears in her eyes. <br /> THE APPARTMENT IS BEAUTIFULY FURNISHED<br /> What?<br /> Of course the apartment is beautifully furnished. Obviously it would have high ceilings and oak walls. And the tall windows would have views over Notre Dame, the great ____ and _______ to name but a few. ….. (This wasn’t my monologue so I paraphrased and can’t remember the rest.)<br /> … And the man/<br /> lets say he grunts?<br /> What?<br /> Lets say he grunts yes, but not the course grunt of a mechanic. Rather the sophisticated grunt of a man of power and influence… (Not my monologue again, sorry)<br /> Absolutely not.<br /> (This part is me) Absolutly not, but the grunt of a man who breakfasts on one continent and lunches on another. Who flies first class with linen napkins and a comprehensive wine list. These are the basic ingredients<br /> That kind of grunt <br /> That kind of man<br /> That kind of light<br /> What kind of light?<br /> The kind of light that streams in through the window, that catches her hair as it cascades (Nope, not mine again but the gist is about how beautiful the light is) <br /> <br /> ''People may be wondering why I am writing the lyrics to Katy Perry’s ‘Last Friday Night,’ The Lion Kings opening song, Sweet Charities ‘Hey Big Spender’, and part of the second scenario of Martin Crimps ‘Attempts on her Lives,’ (A script I highly recommend a read, very interesting concepts and ideas on plot/structure). Well, I shall tell you, dear reader, it is because I am an assassin. Not a real one, mind you, just an actor in a film assassin, if I was a real assassin I’d have paid of my student loan months ago. See, Adam Tye has made a really fun film and given me the opportunity to act in it, and so far I’m finding it very fun. For the past maybe 30mins, I’ve been asked. Ive now been asked to write a five thousand word essay by Adam on “The Lion King bloopers” so I shall attempt this now.''<br /> <br /> The Lion King Bloopers, and essay in comparison to Disney’s animated bloopers and Pixar’s animated bloopers<br /> <br /> Disney is arguably the most famous of the two animated studios, although Pixar may have the superior technique when it comes to the animation quality. Pixar first challenged hand drawn animation with CGI in 1995, although Disney has continued reserved the tradition of the hand drawn animation for their most well know characters and stories (E.G: Winnie the Pooh, 2011). Since 1995, both companies have competed to have the highest gross (Pixar, Toy Story 3 $1,063.2million. Disney, The Force Awakens $936,662,225). However, for years both companies have competed not just financially, but also via the amount of entertainment they provided.<br /> <br /> Bloopers are one of the most important aspects of behind the scenes in any film production, they allow the audience to see a humanized version of figures the public look up to, linking the majority to modern Star Culture. Since then, Easter Eggs in films are a the equivalent of an in-joke than many live action films incorporate, the animated bloopers an attempt to make the animation appeared more humanized to the target audience<br /> <br /> Disney, famously incorporate bloopers into their films. The 1994 film, The Lion King, incorporated one such scene with Nathan Lane. In the film, Simba, Timon and Pumbaa are trying to establish a plan to distract the Cheetahs on Pride Rock. Lane famously adlibbed the line “what do you want me to do? Dress in drag and do a hula?” (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JWk0O8tLtPE) This added to the hilarity of what would otherwise be a serious scene. Because of this internal blooper, the animators had to edit storyboards and create an animated scene based around an in-joke. The 1992 film Aladdin similarly has Robin Williams adlibbing for the majority of the film, causing animators (ESSAY INTERRUPTED DUE TO FILMING PRIORITIES)<br /> <br /> ''Note to the reader pt 2<br /> We have killed the actors Logan and Gareth. Please take a moment of silence for our fallen comrades.<br /> We’ve just had lunch, starting action at 13:13 (sounds ominous doesn’t it?). Dan has shot me with a cross bow four times now, and me and Adam have done a very snazzy YSTV logo on the board. We’re professionals ☺ The windows here in spring Lane keep opening and closing with no control, there may be an apocalypse coming, dear reader…….. but because of this it means filming is interrupted an awful lot.''&quot;</div>

ATye https://wiki.ystv.co.uk/index.php?title=File:Roxanne_fabulous.jpg&diff=9862 2017-06-23T10:01:47Z

<p>ATye: Outtake screenshot from &#039;Point and Shoot&#039;</p> <hr /> <div>Outtake screenshot from 'Point and Shoot'</div>

ATye https://wiki.ystv.co.uk/index.php?title=Point_and_Shoot&diff=9861 2017-06-23T09:59:43Z

<p>ATye: </p> <hr /> <div>{{Production Info<br /> | name = Point and Shoot<br /> | url = Watch Online link<br /> | logofile = !Roxanne fabulous.jpg!<br /> | logoalt = There's nothing here yet!<br /> | genre = Comedy, Action<br /> | broadcast = Not Yet Aired<br /> | start date = See above<br /> | end date = And again<br /> | episodes = 1<br /> | producers = Adam Tye<br /> }}<br /> <br /> '''Point and Shoot''' is an Action/Comedy short film about a shadowy bounty hunter society on campus. Members can receive contracts on each other, with successful eliminations granting the victor a guaranteed 2:1 or higher in their degree. The society is presented within the film as being without real, physical weaponry and so the film adopts a 'prop-less' aesthetic to match. It pays homages to a number of different movies, from ''Sergio Leone's'' '''The Good, The Bad and The Ugly''' to ''Edgar Wright's'' '''Hot Fuzz''' (itself, a send-up of action films). It is the only fictional piece of YSTV programming to go into production during the 2016/17 student year.<br /> <br /> ==Story==<br /> A ruthless assassin has a price placed on her head and is forced to fend for her life.<br /> <br /> ==Cast==<br /> '''Main Characters'''<br /> *Roxanne Spence as The Assassin<br /> *Carrie Morrison as the First Bounty Hunter<br /> *Lucy Maines as the Second Bounty Hunter<br /> *Logan Hawley as the first one that Roxanne's characters kills I haven't come up with the names yet give me time kthanxbye<br /> <br /> '''Extras'''<br /> *Gareth as Guy who barely puts up a fight<br /> *Morgan as Woman who needs to take cover better<br /> *[[Kenric Yuen]] as Badass archer who unfortunately is only in the film for a few seconds<br /> *[[Dan Maher]] as Crossbow guy (also known as The Cheater)<br /> <br /> ==Locations==<br /> Filming took place over three days, covering roughly four scenes in total. The geography and relation of scenes to one another was not designed to make sense, out of convenience so the crew could choose the best location on the day of filming. Adam appreciates that this may intensely irritate University of York students and alumni.<br /> <br /> '''Scene 1 - The First Fight'''<br /> *Filmed in one of the top floors of the Spring Lane building.<br /> *The final shot of Roxanne walking out through the rotating doors was shot at the back of the building. Adam foolishly thought this would take only a couple of hours to film - in actuality, it took roughly five.<br /> *This was the second scene to be shot in total and was filmed on the second day of production.<br /> <br /> '''Scene 2 - The Text Message'''<br /> *Set just outside the Costa near James Porters and YUSU.<br /> *Fun fact: whilst carrying a table, Adam spilt water all over his crotch in a most unfortunate manner. Unfortunately it was not a sunny day and so took some time to dry out.<br /> *This was the third scene to be shot and was filmed on the third day of production.<br /> <br /> '''Scene 3 - The Second Fight'''<br /> *Shot just outside that hall where they have the poster sale next to the Costa, overlooking the lake.<br /> *This was the first scene to be shot and was filmed on the first day of production.<br /> <br /> '''Scene 4 - The Mexican Standoff/The Duo'''<br /> *Filming for this took place on Walmgate Stray.<br /> *This was the final scene to be shot and was filmed on the third day of production.<br /> <br /> ==Movie References==<br /> The short film contains references to various other action and western films.<br /> *The premise of the film bears similarities to the criminal underworld of '''John Wick''', in that it portrays a kind of assassin/bounty hunter society. This even applies to the texts the characters receive informing them of a new target or 'Contract'.<br /> * At the end of Scene 2, the camera move towards Lucy's character as she looks over at Carrie's character is similar to a 'push in' on John Watson during a scene in ''Guy Ritchie's'' 2009 '''Sherlock Holmes''' movie.<br /> *The Mexican Standoff during the last scene of the film is a homage to ''Sergio Leone's'' '''The Good, The Bad and The Ugly'''.<br /> <br /> ==Roxanne's Essay==<br /> During the first scene, Roxanne's character can be seen typing what is presumably an essay onto a laptop. The essay has been included below, for posterity's sake:<br /> <br /> &quot;There’s a stranger in my bed<br /> There’s a pounding in my head<br /> Theres flamingos in the pool<br /> Is this a hickey or a bruise<br /> I smell like a mini bar<br /> Teachers passed out in the yard <br /> It’s a blacked out blurr but I’m pretty sure it ruled<br /> Oh yeah<br /> Last Friday night<br /> Think I took to many shots then we danced on table tops last Friday night<br /> <br /> From the day we arrived on the planet<br /> And blinking steped into the sun<br /> There is more to see than can ever be seen<br /> More to do than can ever be done<br /> There’s far to much to take in here more to find than can ever be found<br /> With the sun rolling high <br /> In the sapphire sky <br /> Each great and small<br /> On the endless round<br /> It’s the circle of life<br /> And it moves us all<br /> Through despaire and hope <br /> Through faith and love <br /> Til we find our place<br /> On the path unwinding<br /> It’s the circle<br /> The circle of life<br /> <br /> The minute you walked in the joint<br /> I could see you were a man of distinction<br /> A real big spender<br /> Good looking <br /> So refined<br /> Say wouldn’t you like to know whats going on in my mind<br /> So let me get right to the point<br /> I don’t pop my cork for every guy I see<br /> Hey big spender<br /> Spend a little time with me<br /> <br /> Summer. Europe. A view over the city. These are the basic ingredients. And a river running through it. Yes a river, running through the city, with a couple at the waters edge, these are the basic ingredients. The woman? Young and beautiful, naturally. The man? Older, sensitive naturally. Yes a naturally sensitive man, with a taste for power, who knows this is wrong. They both know this is wrong / Exactly<br /> /They’re making love in the mans apartment<br /> They’re what?<br /> Making love. Making love in the mans apartment. A luxury apartment naturally, with a view over the entire city, these are the basic ingredients.<br /> The woman cries out, her golden hair cascading over the bed, her eyes widen, her knuckles tighten, there are tears in her eyes. <br /> THE APPARTMENT IS BEAUTIFULY FURNISHED<br /> What?<br /> Of course the apartment is beautifully furnished. Obviously it would have high ceilings and oak walls. And the tall windows would have views over Notre Dame, the great ____ and _______ to name but a few. ….. (This wasn’t my monologue so I paraphrased and can’t remember the rest.)<br /> … And the man/<br /> lets say he grunts?<br /> What?<br /> Lets say he grunts yes, but not the course grunt of a mechanic. Rather the sophisticated grunt of a man of power and influence… (Not my monologue again, sorry)<br /> Absolutely not.<br /> (This part is me) Absolutly not, but the grunt of a man who breakfasts on one continent and lunches on another. Who flies first class with linen napkins and a comprehensive wine list. These are the basic ingredients<br /> That kind of grunt <br /> That kind of man<br /> That kind of light<br /> What kind of light?<br /> The kind of light that streams in through the window, that catches her hair as it cascades (Nope, not mine again but the gist is about how beautiful the light is) <br /> <br /> ''People may be wondering why I am writing the lyrics to Katy Perry’s ‘Last Friday Night,’ The Lion Kings opening song, Sweet Charities ‘Hey Big Spender’, and part of the second scenario of Martin Crimps ‘Attempts on her Lives,’ (A script I highly recommend a read, very interesting concepts and ideas on plot/structure). Well, I shall tell you, dear reader, it is because I am an assassin. Not a real one, mind you, just an actor in a film assassin, if I was a real assassin I’d have paid of my student loan months ago. See, Adam Tye has made a really fun film and given me the opportunity to act in it, and so far I’m finding it very fun. For the past maybe 30mins, I’ve been asked. Ive now been asked to write a five thousand word essay by Adam on “The Lion King bloopers” so I shall attempt this now.''<br /> <br /> The Lion King Bloopers, and essay in comparison to Disney’s animated bloopers and Pixar’s animated bloopers<br /> <br /> Disney is arguably the most famous of the two animated studios, although Pixar may have the superior technique when it comes to the animation quality. Pixar first challenged hand drawn animation with CGI in 1995, although Disney has continued reserved the tradition of the hand drawn animation for their most well know characters and stories (E.G: Winnie the Pooh, 2011). Since 1995, both companies have competed to have the highest gross (Pixar, Toy Story 3 $1,063.2million. Disney, The Force Awakens $936,662,225). However, for years both companies have competed not just financially, but also via the amount of entertainment they provided.<br /> <br /> Bloopers are one of the most important aspects of behind the scenes in any film production, they allow the audience to see a humanized version of figures the public look up to, linking the majority to modern Star Culture. Since then, Easter Eggs in films are a the equivalent of an in-joke than many live action films incorporate, the animated bloopers an attempt to make the animation appeared more humanized to the target audience<br /> <br /> Disney, famously incorporate bloopers into their films. The 1994 film, The Lion King, incorporated one such scene with Nathan Lane. In the film, Simba, Timon and Pumbaa are trying to establish a plan to distract the Cheetahs on Pride Rock. Lane famously adlibbed the line “what do you want me to do? Dress in drag and do a hula?” (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JWk0O8tLtPE) This added to the hilarity of what would otherwise be a serious scene. Because of this internal blooper, the animators had to edit storyboards and create an animated scene based around an in-joke. The 1992 film Aladdin similarly has Robin Williams adlibbing for the majority of the film, causing animators (ESSAY INTERRUPTED DUE TO FILMING PRIORITIES)<br /> <br /> ''Note to the reader pt 2<br /> We have killed the actors Logan and Gareth. Please take a moment of silence for our fallen comrades.<br /> We’ve just had lunch, starting action at 13:13 (sounds ominous doesn’t it?). Dan has shot me with a cross bow four times now, and me and Adam have done a very snazzy YSTV logo on the board. We’re professionals ☺ The windows here in spring Lane keep opening and closing with no control, there may be an apocalypse coming, dear reader…….. but because of this it means filming is interrupted an awful lot.''&quot;</div>

ATye https://wiki.ystv.co.uk/index.php?title=Point_and_Shoot&diff=9860 2017-06-23T09:57:31Z

<p>ATye: </p> <hr /> <div>{{Production Info<br /> | name = Point and Shoot<br /> | url = Watch Online link<br /> | logofile = [[File: Roxanne fabulous.jpg]]<br /> | logoalt = There's nothing here yet!<br /> | genre = Comedy, Action<br /> | broadcast = Not Yet Aired<br /> | start date = See above<br /> | end date = And again<br /> | episodes = 1<br /> | producers = Adam Tye<br /> }}<br /> <br /> '''Point and Shoot''' is an Action/Comedy short film about a shadowy bounty hunter society on campus. Members can receive contracts on each other, with successful eliminations granting the victor a guaranteed 2:1 or higher in their degree. The society is presented within the film as being without real, physical weaponry and so the film adopts a 'prop-less' aesthetic to match. It pays homages to a number of different movies, from ''Sergio Leone's'' '''The Good, The Bad and The Ugly''' to ''Edgar Wright's'' '''Hot Fuzz''' (itself, a send-up of action films). It is the only fictional piece of YSTV programming to go into production during the 2016/17 student year.<br /> <br /> ==Story==<br /> A ruthless assassin has a price placed on her head and is forced to fend for her life.<br /> <br /> ==Cast==<br /> '''Main Characters'''<br /> *Roxanne Spence as The Assassin<br /> *Carrie Morrison as the First Bounty Hunter<br /> *Lucy Maines as the Second Bounty Hunter<br /> *Logan Hawley as the first one that Roxanne's characters kills I haven't come up with the names yet give me time kthanxbye<br /> <br /> '''Extras'''<br /> *Gareth as Guy who barely puts up a fight<br /> *Morgan as Woman who needs to take cover better<br /> *[[Kenric Yuen]] as Badass archer who unfortunately is only in the film for a few seconds<br /> *[[Dan Maher]] as Crossbow guy (also known as The Cheater)<br /> <br /> ==Locations==<br /> Filming took place over three days, covering roughly four scenes in total. The geography and relation of scenes to one another was not designed to make sense, out of convenience so the crew could choose the best location on the day of filming. Adam appreciates that this may intensely irritate University of York students and alumni.<br /> <br /> '''Scene 1 - The First Fight'''<br /> *Filmed in one of the top floors of the Spring Lane building.<br /> *The final shot of Roxanne walking out through the rotating doors was shot at the back of the building. Adam foolishly thought this would take only a couple of hours to film - in actuality, it took roughly five.<br /> *This was the second scene to be shot in total and was filmed on the second day of production.<br /> <br /> '''Scene 2 - The Text Message'''<br /> *Set just outside the Costa near James Porters and YUSU.<br /> *Fun fact: whilst carrying a table, Adam spilt water all over his crotch in a most unfortunate manner. Unfortunately it was not a sunny day and so took some time to dry out.<br /> *This was the third scene to be shot and was filmed on the third day of production.<br /> <br /> '''Scene 3 - The Second Fight'''<br /> *Shot just outside that hall where they have the poster sale next to the Costa, overlooking the lake.<br /> *This was the first scene to be shot and was filmed on the first day of production.<br /> <br /> '''Scene 4 - The Mexican Standoff/The Duo'''<br /> *Filming for this took place on Walmgate Stray.<br /> *This was the final scene to be shot and was filmed on the third day of production.<br /> <br /> ==Movie References==<br /> The short film contains references to various other action and western films.<br /> *The premise of the film bears similarities to the criminal underworld of '''John Wick''', in that it portrays a kind of assassin/bounty hunter society. This even applies to the texts the characters receive informing them of a new target or 'Contract'.<br /> * At the end of Scene 2, the camera move towards Lucy's character as she looks over at Carrie's character is similar to a 'push in' on John Watson during a scene in ''Guy Ritchie's'' 2009 '''Sherlock Holmes''' movie.<br /> *The Mexican Standoff during the last scene of the film is a homage to ''Sergio Leone's'' '''The Good, The Bad and The Ugly'''.<br /> <br /> ==Roxanne's Essay==<br /> During the first scene, Roxanne's character can be seen typing what is presumably an essay onto a laptop. The essay has been included below, for posterity's sake:<br /> <br /> &quot;There’s a stranger in my bed<br /> There’s a pounding in my head<br /> Theres flamingos in the pool<br /> Is this a hickey or a bruise<br /> I smell like a mini bar<br /> Teachers passed out in the yard <br /> It’s a blacked out blurr but I’m pretty sure it ruled<br /> Oh yeah<br /> Last Friday night<br /> Think I took to many shots then we danced on table tops last Friday night<br /> <br /> From the day we arrived on the planet<br /> And blinking steped into the sun<br /> There is more to see than can ever be seen<br /> More to do than can ever be done<br /> There’s far to much to take in here more to find than can ever be found<br /> With the sun rolling high <br /> In the sapphire sky <br /> Each great and small<br /> On the endless round<br /> It’s the circle of life<br /> And it moves us all<br /> Through despaire and hope <br /> Through faith and love <br /> Til we find our place<br /> On the path unwinding<br /> It’s the circle<br /> The circle of life<br /> <br /> The minute you walked in the joint<br /> I could see you were a man of distinction<br /> A real big spender<br /> Good looking <br /> So refined<br /> Say wouldn’t you like to know whats going on in my mind<br /> So let me get right to the point<br /> I don’t pop my cork for every guy I see<br /> Hey big spender<br /> Spend a little time with me<br /> <br /> Summer. Europe. A view over the city. These are the basic ingredients. And a river running through it. Yes a river, running through the city, with a couple at the waters edge, these are the basic ingredients. The woman? Young and beautiful, naturally. The man? Older, sensitive naturally. Yes a naturally sensitive man, with a taste for power, who knows this is wrong. They both know this is wrong / Exactly<br /> /They’re making love in the mans apartment<br /> They’re what?<br /> Making love. Making love in the mans apartment. A luxury apartment naturally, with a view over the entire city, these are the basic ingredients.<br /> The woman cries out, her golden hair cascading over the bed, her eyes widen, her knuckles tighten, there are tears in her eyes. <br /> THE APPARTMENT IS BEAUTIFULY FURNISHED<br /> What?<br /> Of course the apartment is beautifully furnished. Obviously it would have high ceilings and oak walls. And the tall windows would have views over Notre Dame, the great ____ and _______ to name but a few. ….. (This wasn’t my monologue so I paraphrased and can’t remember the rest.)<br /> … And the man/<br /> lets say he grunts?<br /> What?<br /> Lets say he grunts yes, but not the course grunt of a mechanic. Rather the sophisticated grunt of a man of power and influence… (Not my monologue again, sorry)<br /> Absolutely not.<br /> (This part is me) Absolutly not, but the grunt of a man who breakfasts on one continent and lunches on another. Who flies first class with linen napkins and a comprehensive wine list. These are the basic ingredients<br /> That kind of grunt <br /> That kind of man<br /> That kind of light<br /> What kind of light?<br /> The kind of light that streams in through the window, that catches her hair as it cascades (Nope, not mine again but the gist is about how beautiful the light is) <br /> <br /> ''People may be wondering why I am writing the lyrics to Katy Perry’s ‘Last Friday Night,’ The Lion Kings opening song, Sweet Charities ‘Hey Big Spender’, and part of the second scenario of Martin Crimps ‘Attempts on her Lives,’ (A script I highly recommend a read, very interesting concepts and ideas on plot/structure). Well, I shall tell you, dear reader, it is because I am an assassin. Not a real one, mind you, just an actor in a film assassin, if I was a real assassin I’d have paid of my student loan months ago. See, Adam Tye has made a really fun film and given me the opportunity to act in it, and so far I’m finding it very fun. For the past maybe 30mins, I’ve been asked. Ive now been asked to write a five thousand word essay by Adam on “The Lion King bloopers” so I shall attempt this now.''<br /> <br /> The Lion King Bloopers, and essay in comparison to Disney’s animated bloopers and Pixar’s animated bloopers<br /> <br /> Disney is arguably the most famous of the two animated studios, although Pixar may have the superior technique when it comes to the animation quality. Pixar first challenged hand drawn animation with CGI in 1995, although Disney has continued reserved the tradition of the hand drawn animation for their most well know characters and stories (E.G: Winnie the Pooh, 2011). Since 1995, both companies have competed to have the highest gross (Pixar, Toy Story 3 $1,063.2million. Disney, The Force Awakens $936,662,225). However, for years both companies have competed not just financially, but also via the amount of entertainment they provided.<br /> <br /> Bloopers are one of the most important aspects of behind the scenes in any film production, they allow the audience to see a humanized version of figures the public look up to, linking the majority to modern Star Culture. Since then, Easter Eggs in films are a the equivalent of an in-joke than many live action films incorporate, the animated bloopers an attempt to make the animation appeared more humanized to the target audience<br /> <br /> Disney, famously incorporate bloopers into their films. The 1994 film, The Lion King, incorporated one such scene with Nathan Lane. In the film, Simba, Timon and Pumbaa are trying to establish a plan to distract the Cheetahs on Pride Rock. Lane famously adlibbed the line “what do you want me to do? Dress in drag and do a hula?” (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JWk0O8tLtPE) This added to the hilarity of what would otherwise be a serious scene. Because of this internal blooper, the animators had to edit storyboards and create an animated scene based around an in-joke. The 1992 film Aladdin similarly has Robin Williams adlibbing for the majority of the film, causing animators (ESSAY INTERRUPTED DUE TO FILMING PRIORITIES)<br /> <br /> ''Note to the reader pt 2<br /> We have killed the actors Logan and Gareth. Please take a moment of silence for our fallen comrades.<br /> We’ve just had lunch, starting action at 13:13 (sounds ominous doesn’t it?). Dan has shot me with a cross bow four times now, and me and Adam have done a very snazzy YSTV logo on the board. We’re professionals ☺ The windows here in spring Lane keep opening and closing with no control, there may be an apocalypse coming, dear reader…….. but because of this it means filming is interrupted an awful lot.''&quot;</div>

ATye https://wiki.ystv.co.uk/index.php?title=Point_and_Shoot&diff=9859 2017-06-23T09:56:35Z

<p>ATye: </p> <hr /> <div>{{Production Info<br /> | name = Point and Shoot<br /> | url = Watch Online link<br /> | logofile = [[File:Roxanne fabulous.jpg]]<br /> | logoalt = There's nothing here yet!<br /> | genre = Comedy, Action<br /> | broadcast = Not Yet Aired<br /> | start date = See above<br /> | end date = And again<br /> | episodes = 1<br /> | producers = Adam Tye<br /> }}<br /> <br /> '''Point and Shoot''' is an Action/Comedy short film about a shadowy bounty hunter society on campus. Members can receive contracts on each other, with successful eliminations granting the victor a guaranteed 2:1 or higher in their degree. The society is presented within the film as being without real, physical weaponry and so the film adopts a 'prop-less' aesthetic to match. It pays homages to a number of different movies, from ''Sergio Leone's'' '''The Good, The Bad and The Ugly''' to ''Edgar Wright's'' '''Hot Fuzz''' (itself, a send-up of action films). It is the only fictional piece of YSTV programming to go into production during the 2016/17 student year.<br /> <br /> ==Story==<br /> A ruthless assassin has a price placed on her head and is forced to fend for her life.<br /> <br /> ==Cast==<br /> '''Main Characters'''<br /> *Roxanne Spence as The Assassin<br /> *Carrie Morrison as the First Bounty Hunter<br /> *Lucy Maines as the Second Bounty Hunter<br /> *Logan Hawley as the first one that Roxanne's characters kills I haven't come up with the names yet give me time kthanxbye<br /> <br /> '''Extras'''<br /> *Gareth as Guy who barely puts up a fight<br /> *Morgan as Woman who needs to take cover better<br /> *[[Kenric Yuen]] as Badass archer who unfortunately is only in the film for a few seconds<br /> *[[Dan Maher]] as Crossbow guy (also known as The Cheater)<br /> <br /> ==Locations==<br /> Filming took place over three days, covering roughly four scenes in total. The geography and relation of scenes to one another was not designed to make sense, out of convenience so the crew could choose the best location on the day of filming. Adam appreciates that this may intensely irritate University of York students and alumni.<br /> <br /> '''Scene 1 - The First Fight'''<br /> *Filmed in one of the top floors of the Spring Lane building.<br /> *The final shot of Roxanne walking out through the rotating doors was shot at the back of the building. Adam foolishly thought this would take only a couple of hours to film - in actuality, it took roughly five.<br /> *This was the second scene to be shot in total and was filmed on the second day of production.<br /> <br /> '''Scene 2 - The Text Message'''<br /> *Set just outside the Costa near James Porters and YUSU.<br /> *Fun fact: whilst carrying a table, Adam spilt water all over his crotch in a most unfortunate manner. Unfortunately it was not a sunny day and so took some time to dry out.<br /> *This was the third scene to be shot and was filmed on the third day of production.<br /> <br /> '''Scene 3 - The Second Fight'''<br /> *Shot just outside that hall where they have the poster sale next to the Costa, overlooking the lake.<br /> *This was the first scene to be shot and was filmed on the first day of production.<br /> <br /> '''Scene 4 - The Mexican Standoff/The Duo'''<br /> *Filming for this took place on Walmgate Stray.<br /> *This was the final scene to be shot and was filmed on the third day of production.<br /> <br /> ==Movie References==<br /> The short film contains references to various other action and western films.<br /> *The premise of the film bears similarities to the criminal underworld of '''John Wick''', in that it portrays a kind of assassin/bounty hunter society. This even applies to the texts the characters receive informing them of a new target or 'Contract'.<br /> * At the end of Scene 2, the camera move towards Lucy's character as she looks over at Carrie's character is similar to a 'push in' on John Watson during a scene in ''Guy Ritchie's'' 2009 '''Sherlock Holmes''' movie.<br /> *The Mexican Standoff during the last scene of the film is a homage to ''Sergio Leone's'' '''The Good, The Bad and The Ugly'''.<br /> <br /> ==Roxanne's Essay==<br /> During the first scene, Roxanne's character can be seen typing what is presumably an essay onto a laptop. The essay has been included below, for posterity's sake:<br /> <br /> &quot;There’s a stranger in my bed<br /> There’s a pounding in my head<br /> Theres flamingos in the pool<br /> Is this a hickey or a bruise<br /> I smell like a mini bar<br /> Teachers passed out in the yard <br /> It’s a blacked out blurr but I’m pretty sure it ruled<br /> Oh yeah<br /> Last Friday night<br /> Think I took to many shots then we danced on table tops last Friday night<br /> <br /> From the day we arrived on the planet<br /> And blinking steped into the sun<br /> There is more to see than can ever be seen<br /> More to do than can ever be done<br /> There’s far to much to take in here more to find than can ever be found<br /> With the sun rolling high <br /> In the sapphire sky <br /> Each great and small<br /> On the endless round<br /> It’s the circle of life<br /> And it moves us all<br /> Through despaire and hope <br /> Through faith and love <br /> Til we find our place<br /> On the path unwinding<br /> It’s the circle<br /> The circle of life<br /> <br /> The minute you walked in the joint<br /> I could see you were a man of distinction<br /> A real big spender<br /> Good looking <br /> So refined<br /> Say wouldn’t you like to know whats going on in my mind<br /> So let me get right to the point<br /> I don’t pop my cork for every guy I see<br /> Hey big spender<br /> Spend a little time with me<br /> <br /> Summer. Europe. A view over the city. These are the basic ingredients. And a river running through it. Yes a river, running through the city, with a couple at the waters edge, these are the basic ingredients. The woman? Young and beautiful, naturally. The man? Older, sensitive naturally. Yes a naturally sensitive man, with a taste for power, who knows this is wrong. They both know this is wrong / Exactly<br /> /They’re making love in the mans apartment<br /> They’re what?<br /> Making love. Making love in the mans apartment. A luxury apartment naturally, with a view over the entire city, these are the basic ingredients.<br /> The woman cries out, her golden hair cascading over the bed, her eyes widen, her knuckles tighten, there are tears in her eyes. <br /> THE APPARTMENT IS BEAUTIFULY FURNISHED<br /> What?<br /> Of course the apartment is beautifully furnished. Obviously it would have high ceilings and oak walls. And the tall windows would have views over Notre Dame, the great ____ and _______ to name but a few. ….. (This wasn’t my monologue so I paraphrased and can’t remember the rest.)<br /> … And the man/<br /> lets say he grunts?<br /> What?<br /> Lets say he grunts yes, but not the course grunt of a mechanic. Rather the sophisticated grunt of a man of power and influence… (Not my monologue again, sorry)<br /> Absolutely not.<br /> (This part is me) Absolutly not, but the grunt of a man who breakfasts on one continent and lunches on another. Who flies first class with linen napkins and a comprehensive wine list. These are the basic ingredients<br /> That kind of grunt <br /> That kind of man<br /> That kind of light<br /> What kind of light?<br /> The kind of light that streams in through the window, that catches her hair as it cascades (Nope, not mine again but the gist is about how beautiful the light is) <br /> <br /> ''People may be wondering why I am writing the lyrics to Katy Perry’s ‘Last Friday Night,’ The Lion Kings opening song, Sweet Charities ‘Hey Big Spender’, and part of the second scenario of Martin Crimps ‘Attempts on her Lives,’ (A script I highly recommend a read, very interesting concepts and ideas on plot/structure). Well, I shall tell you, dear reader, it is because I am an assassin. Not a real one, mind you, just an actor in a film assassin, if I was a real assassin I’d have paid of my student loan months ago. See, Adam Tye has made a really fun film and given me the opportunity to act in it, and so far I’m finding it very fun. For the past maybe 30mins, I’ve been asked. Ive now been asked to write a five thousand word essay by Adam on “The Lion King bloopers” so I shall attempt this now.''<br /> <br /> The Lion King Bloopers, and essay in comparison to Disney’s animated bloopers and Pixar’s animated bloopers<br /> <br /> Disney is arguably the most famous of the two animated studios, although Pixar may have the superior technique when it comes to the animation quality. Pixar first challenged hand drawn animation with CGI in 1995, although Disney has continued reserved the tradition of the hand drawn animation for their most well know characters and stories (E.G: Winnie the Pooh, 2011). Since 1995, both companies have competed to have the highest gross (Pixar, Toy Story 3 $1,063.2million. Disney, The Force Awakens $936,662,225). However, for years both companies have competed not just financially, but also via the amount of entertainment they provided.<br /> <br /> Bloopers are one of the most important aspects of behind the scenes in any film production, they allow the audience to see a humanized version of figures the public look up to, linking the majority to modern Star Culture. Since then, Easter Eggs in films are a the equivalent of an in-joke than many live action films incorporate, the animated bloopers an attempt to make the animation appeared more humanized to the target audience<br /> <br /> Disney, famously incorporate bloopers into their films. The 1994 film, The Lion King, incorporated one such scene with Nathan Lane. In the film, Simba, Timon and Pumbaa are trying to establish a plan to distract the Cheetahs on Pride Rock. Lane famously adlibbed the line “what do you want me to do? Dress in drag and do a hula?” (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JWk0O8tLtPE) This added to the hilarity of what would otherwise be a serious scene. Because of this internal blooper, the animators had to edit storyboards and create an animated scene based around an in-joke. The 1992 film Aladdin similarly has Robin Williams adlibbing for the majority of the film, causing animators (ESSAY INTERRUPTED DUE TO FILMING PRIORITIES)<br /> <br /> ''Note to the reader pt 2<br /> We have killed the actors Logan and Gareth. Please take a moment of silence for our fallen comrades.<br /> We’ve just had lunch, starting action at 13:13 (sounds ominous doesn’t it?). Dan has shot me with a cross bow four times now, and me and Adam have done a very snazzy YSTV logo on the board. We’re professionals ☺ The windows here in spring Lane keep opening and closing with no control, there may be an apocalypse coming, dear reader…….. but because of this it means filming is interrupted an awful lot.''&quot;</div>

ATye https://wiki.ystv.co.uk/index.php?title=Point_and_Shoot&diff=9858 2017-06-23T09:55:37Z

<p>ATye: </p> <hr /> <div>{{Production Info<br /> | name = Point and Shoot<br /> | url = Watch Online link<br /> | logofile = Roxanne fabulous.jpg<br /> | logoalt = There's nothing here yet!<br /> | genre = Comedy, Action<br /> | broadcast = Not Yet Aired<br /> | start date = See above<br /> | end date = And again<br /> | episodes = 1<br /> | producers = Adam Tye<br /> }}<br /> <br /> '''Point and Shoot''' is an Action/Comedy short film about a shadowy bounty hunter society on campus. Members can receive contracts on each other, with successful eliminations granting the victor a guaranteed 2:1 or higher in their degree. The society is presented within the film as being without real, physical weaponry and so the film adopts a 'prop-less' aesthetic to match. It pays homages to a number of different movies, from ''Sergio Leone's'' '''The Good, The Bad and The Ugly''' to ''Edgar Wright's'' '''Hot Fuzz''' (itself, a send-up of action films). It is the only fictional piece of YSTV programming to go into production during the 2016/17 student year.<br /> <br /> ==Story==<br /> A ruthless assassin has a price placed on her head and is forced to fend for her life.<br /> <br /> ==Cast==<br /> '''Main Characters'''<br /> *Roxanne Spence as The Assassin<br /> *Carrie Morrison as the First Bounty Hunter<br /> *Lucy Maines as the Second Bounty Hunter<br /> *Logan Hawley as the first one that Roxanne's characters kills I haven't come up with the names yet give me time kthanxbye<br /> <br /> '''Extras'''<br /> *Gareth as Guy who barely puts up a fight<br /> *Morgan as Woman who needs to take cover better<br /> *[[Kenric Yuen]] as Badass archer who unfortunately is only in the film for a few seconds<br /> *[[Dan Maher]] as Crossbow guy (also known as The Cheater)<br /> <br /> ==Locations==<br /> Filming took place over three days, covering roughly four scenes in total. The geography and relation of scenes to one another was not designed to make sense, out of convenience so the crew could choose the best location on the day of filming. Adam appreciates that this may intensely irritate University of York students and alumni.<br /> <br /> '''Scene 1 - The First Fight'''<br /> *Filmed in one of the top floors of the Spring Lane building.<br /> *The final shot of Roxanne walking out through the rotating doors was shot at the back of the building. Adam foolishly thought this would take only a couple of hours to film - in actuality, it took roughly five.<br /> *This was the second scene to be shot in total and was filmed on the second day of production.<br /> <br /> '''Scene 2 - The Text Message'''<br /> *Set just outside the Costa near James Porters and YUSU.<br /> *Fun fact: whilst carrying a table, Adam spilt water all over his crotch in a most unfortunate manner. Unfortunately it was not a sunny day and so took some time to dry out.<br /> *This was the third scene to be shot and was filmed on the third day of production.<br /> <br /> '''Scene 3 - The Second Fight'''<br /> *Shot just outside that hall where they have the poster sale next to the Costa, overlooking the lake.<br /> *This was the first scene to be shot and was filmed on the first day of production.<br /> <br /> '''Scene 4 - The Mexican Standoff/The Duo'''<br /> *Filming for this took place on Walmgate Stray.<br /> *This was the final scene to be shot and was filmed on the third day of production.<br /> <br /> ==Movie References==<br /> The short film contains references to various other action and western films.<br /> *The premise of the film bears similarities to the criminal underworld of '''John Wick''', in that it portrays a kind of assassin/bounty hunter society. This even applies to the texts the characters receive informing them of a new target or 'Contract'.<br /> * At the end of Scene 2, the camera move towards Lucy's character as she looks over at Carrie's character is similar to a 'push in' on John Watson during a scene in ''Guy Ritchie's'' 2009 '''Sherlock Holmes''' movie.<br /> *The Mexican Standoff during the last scene of the film is a homage to ''Sergio Leone's'' '''The Good, The Bad and The Ugly'''.<br /> <br /> ==Roxanne's Essay==<br /> During the first scene, Roxanne's character can be seen typing what is presumably an essay onto a laptop. The essay has been included below, for posterity's sake:<br /> <br /> &quot;There’s a stranger in my bed<br /> There’s a pounding in my head<br /> Theres flamingos in the pool<br /> Is this a hickey or a bruise<br /> I smell like a mini bar<br /> Teachers passed out in the yard <br /> It’s a blacked out blurr but I’m pretty sure it ruled<br /> Oh yeah<br /> Last Friday night<br /> Think I took to many shots then we danced on table tops last Friday night<br /> <br /> From the day we arrived on the planet<br /> And blinking steped into the sun<br /> There is more to see than can ever be seen<br /> More to do than can ever be done<br /> There’s far to much to take in here more to find than can ever be found<br /> With the sun rolling high <br /> In the sapphire sky <br /> Each great and small<br /> On the endless round<br /> It’s the circle of life<br /> And it moves us all<br /> Through despaire and hope <br /> Through faith and love <br /> Til we find our place<br /> On the path unwinding<br /> It’s the circle<br /> The circle of life<br /> <br /> The minute you walked in the joint<br /> I could see you were a man of distinction<br /> A real big spender<br /> Good looking <br /> So refined<br /> Say wouldn’t you like to know whats going on in my mind<br /> So let me get right to the point<br /> I don’t pop my cork for every guy I see<br /> Hey big spender<br /> Spend a little time with me<br /> <br /> Summer. Europe. A view over the city. These are the basic ingredients. And a river running through it. Yes a river, running through the city, with a couple at the waters edge, these are the basic ingredients. The woman? Young and beautiful, naturally. The man? Older, sensitive naturally. Yes a naturally sensitive man, with a taste for power, who knows this is wrong. They both know this is wrong / Exactly<br /> /They’re making love in the mans apartment<br /> They’re what?<br /> Making love. Making love in the mans apartment. A luxury apartment naturally, with a view over the entire city, these are the basic ingredients.<br /> The woman cries out, her golden hair cascading over the bed, her eyes widen, her knuckles tighten, there are tears in her eyes. <br /> THE APPARTMENT IS BEAUTIFULY FURNISHED<br /> What?<br /> Of course the apartment is beautifully furnished. Obviously it would have high ceilings and oak walls. And the tall windows would have views over Notre Dame, the great ____ and _______ to name but a few. ….. (This wasn’t my monologue so I paraphrased and can’t remember the rest.)<br /> … And the man/<br /> lets say he grunts?<br /> What?<br /> Lets say he grunts yes, but not the course grunt of a mechanic. Rather the sophisticated grunt of a man of power and influence… (Not my monologue again, sorry)<br /> Absolutely not.<br /> (This part is me) Absolutly not, but the grunt of a man who breakfasts on one continent and lunches on another. Who flies first class with linen napkins and a comprehensive wine list. These are the basic ingredients<br /> That kind of grunt <br /> That kind of man<br /> That kind of light<br /> What kind of light?<br /> The kind of light that streams in through the window, that catches her hair as it cascades (Nope, not mine again but the gist is about how beautiful the light is) <br /> <br /> ''People may be wondering why I am writing the lyrics to Katy Perry’s ‘Last Friday Night,’ The Lion Kings opening song, Sweet Charities ‘Hey Big Spender’, and part of the second scenario of Martin Crimps ‘Attempts on her Lives,’ (A script I highly recommend a read, very interesting concepts and ideas on plot/structure). Well, I shall tell you, dear reader, it is because I am an assassin. Not a real one, mind you, just an actor in a film assassin, if I was a real assassin I’d have paid of my student loan months ago. See, Adam Tye has made a really fun film and given me the opportunity to act in it, and so far I’m finding it very fun. For the past maybe 30mins, I’ve been asked. Ive now been asked to write a five thousand word essay by Adam on “The Lion King bloopers” so I shall attempt this now.''<br /> <br /> The Lion King Bloopers, and essay in comparison to Disney’s animated bloopers and Pixar’s animated bloopers<br /> <br /> Disney is arguably the most famous of the two animated studios, although Pixar may have the superior technique when it comes to the animation quality. Pixar first challenged hand drawn animation with CGI in 1995, although Disney has continued reserved the tradition of the hand drawn animation for their most well know characters and stories (E.G: Winnie the Pooh, 2011). Since 1995, both companies have competed to have the highest gross (Pixar, Toy Story 3 $1,063.2million. Disney, The Force Awakens $936,662,225). However, for years both companies have competed not just financially, but also via the amount of entertainment they provided.<br /> <br /> Bloopers are one of the most important aspects of behind the scenes in any film production, they allow the audience to see a humanized version of figures the public look up to, linking the majority to modern Star Culture. Since then, Easter Eggs in films are a the equivalent of an in-joke than many live action films incorporate, the animated bloopers an attempt to make the animation appeared more humanized to the target audience<br /> <br /> Disney, famously incorporate bloopers into their films. The 1994 film, The Lion King, incorporated one such scene with Nathan Lane. In the film, Simba, Timon and Pumbaa are trying to establish a plan to distract the Cheetahs on Pride Rock. Lane famously adlibbed the line “what do you want me to do? Dress in drag and do a hula?” (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JWk0O8tLtPE) This added to the hilarity of what would otherwise be a serious scene. Because of this internal blooper, the animators had to edit storyboards and create an animated scene based around an in-joke. The 1992 film Aladdin similarly has Robin Williams adlibbing for the majority of the film, causing animators (ESSAY INTERRUPTED DUE TO FILMING PRIORITIES)<br /> <br /> ''Note to the reader pt 2<br /> We have killed the actors Logan and Gareth. Please take a moment of silence for our fallen comrades.<br /> We’ve just had lunch, starting action at 13:13 (sounds ominous doesn’t it?). Dan has shot me with a cross bow four times now, and me and Adam have done a very snazzy YSTV logo on the board. We’re professionals ☺ The windows here in spring Lane keep opening and closing with no control, there may be an apocalypse coming, dear reader…….. but because of this it means filming is interrupted an awful lot.''&quot;</div>

ATye https://wiki.ystv.co.uk/index.php?title=Point_and_Shoot&diff=9857 2017-06-23T09:52:12Z

<p>ATye: </p> <hr /> <div>{{Production Info<br /> | name = Point and Shoot<br /> | url = Watch Online link<br /> | logofile = Image File Name (optional)<br /> | logoalt = There's nothing here yet!<br /> | genre = Comedy, Action<br /> | broadcast = Not Yet Aired<br /> | start date = See above<br /> | end date = And again<br /> | episodes = 1<br /> | producers = Adam Tye<br /> }}<br /> <br /> '''Point and Shoot''' is an Action/Comedy short film about a shadowy bounty hunter society on campus. Members can receive contracts on each other, with successful eliminations granting the victor a guaranteed 2:1 or higher in their degree. The society is presented within the film as being without real, physical weaponry and so the film adopts a 'prop-less' aesthetic to match. It pays homages to a number of different movies, from ''Sergio Leone's'' '''The Good, The Bad and The Ugly''' to ''Edgar Wright's'' '''Hot Fuzz''' (itself, a send-up of action films). It is the only fictional piece of YSTV programming to go into production during the 2016/17 student year.<br /> <br /> ==Story==<br /> A ruthless assassin has a price placed on her head and is forced to fend for her life.<br /> <br /> ==Cast==<br /> '''Main Characters'''<br /> *Roxanne Spence as The Assassin<br /> *Carrie Morrison as the First Bounty Hunter<br /> *Lucy Maines as the Second Bounty Hunter<br /> *Logan Hawley as the first one that Roxanne's characters kills I haven't come up with the names yet give me time kthanxbye<br /> <br /> '''Extras'''<br /> *Gareth as Guy who barely puts up a fight<br /> *Morgan as Woman who needs to take cover better<br /> *[[Kenric Yuen]] as Badass archer who unfortunately is only in the film for a few seconds<br /> *[[Dan Maher]] as Crossbow guy (also known as The Cheater)<br /> <br /> ==Locations==<br /> Filming took place over three days, covering roughly four scenes in total. The geography and relation of scenes to one another was not designed to make sense, out of convenience so the crew could choose the best location on the day of filming. Adam appreciates that this may intensely irritate University of York students and alumni.<br /> <br /> '''Scene 1 - The First Fight'''<br /> *Filmed in one of the top floors of the Spring Lane building.<br /> *The final shot of Roxanne walking out through the rotating doors was shot at the back of the building. Adam foolishly thought this would take only a couple of hours to film - in actuality, it took roughly five.<br /> *This was the second scene to be shot in total and was filmed on the second day of production.<br /> <br /> '''Scene 2 - The Text Message'''<br /> *Set just outside the Costa near James Porters and YUSU.<br /> *Fun fact: whilst carrying a table, Adam spilt water all over his crotch in a most unfortunate manner. Unfortunately it was not a sunny day and so took some time to dry out.<br /> *This was the third scene to be shot and was filmed on the third day of production.<br /> <br /> '''Scene 3 - The Second Fight'''<br /> *Shot just outside that hall where they have the poster sale next to the Costa, overlooking the lake.<br /> *This was the first scene to be shot and was filmed on the first day of production.<br /> <br /> '''Scene 4 - The Mexican Standoff/The Duo'''<br /> *Filming for this took place on Walmgate Stray.<br /> *This was the final scene to be shot and was filmed on the third day of production.<br /> <br /> ==Movie References==<br /> The short film contains references to various other action and western films.<br /> *The premise of the film bears similarities to the criminal underworld of '''John Wick''', in that it portrays a kind of assassin/bounty hunter society. This even applies to the texts the characters receive informing them of a new target or 'Contract'.<br /> * At the end of Scene 2, the camera move towards Lucy's character as she looks over at Carrie's character is similar to a 'push in' on John Watson during a scene in ''Guy Ritchie's'' 2009 '''Sherlock Holmes''' movie.<br /> *The Mexican Standoff during the last scene of the film is a homage to ''Sergio Leone's'' '''The Good, The Bad and The Ugly'''.<br /> <br /> ==Roxanne's Essay==<br /> During the first scene, Roxanne's character can be seen typing what is presumably an essay onto a laptop. The essay has been included below, for posterity's sake:<br /> <br /> &quot;There’s a stranger in my bed<br /> There’s a pounding in my head<br /> Theres flamingos in the pool<br /> Is this a hickey or a bruise<br /> I smell like a mini bar<br /> Teachers passed out in the yard <br /> It’s a blacked out blurr but I’m pretty sure it ruled<br /> Oh yeah<br /> Last Friday night<br /> Think I took to many shots then we danced on table tops last Friday night<br /> <br /> From the day we arrived on the planet<br /> And blinking steped into the sun<br /> There is more to see than can ever be seen<br /> More to do than can ever be done<br /> There’s far to much to take in here more to find than can ever be found<br /> With the sun rolling high <br /> In the sapphire sky <br /> Each great and small<br /> On the endless round<br /> It’s the circle of life<br /> And it moves us all<br /> Through despaire and hope <br /> Through faith and love <br /> Til we find our place<br /> On the path unwinding<br /> It’s the circle<br /> The circle of life<br /> <br /> The minute you walked in the joint<br /> I could see you were a man of distinction<br /> A real big spender<br /> Good looking <br /> So refined<br /> Say wouldn’t you like to know whats going on in my mind<br /> So let me get right to the point<br /> I don’t pop my cork for every guy I see<br /> Hey big spender<br /> Spend a little time with me<br /> <br /> Summer. Europe. A view over the city. These are the basic ingredients. And a river running through it. Yes a river, running through the city, with a couple at the waters edge, these are the basic ingredients. The woman? Young and beautiful, naturally. The man? Older, sensitive naturally. Yes a naturally sensitive man, with a taste for power, who knows this is wrong. They both know this is wrong / Exactly<br /> /They’re making love in the mans apartment<br /> They’re what?<br /> Making love. Making love in the mans apartment. A luxury apartment naturally, with a view over the entire city, these are the basic ingredients.<br /> The woman cries out, her golden hair cascading over the bed, her eyes widen, her knuckles tighten, there are tears in her eyes. <br /> THE APPARTMENT IS BEAUTIFULY FURNISHED<br /> What?<br /> Of course the apartment is beautifully furnished. Obviously it would have high ceilings and oak walls. And the tall windows would have views over Notre Dame, the great ____ and _______ to name but a few. ….. (This wasn’t my monologue so I paraphrased and can’t remember the rest.)<br /> … And the man/<br /> lets say he grunts?<br /> What?<br /> Lets say he grunts yes, but not the course grunt of a mechanic. Rather the sophisticated grunt of a man of power and influence… (Not my monologue again, sorry)<br /> Absolutely not.<br /> (This part is me) Absolutly not, but the grunt of a man who breakfasts on one continent and lunches on another. Who flies first class with linen napkins and a comprehensive wine list. These are the basic ingredients<br /> That kind of grunt <br /> That kind of man<br /> That kind of light<br /> What kind of light?<br /> The kind of light that streams in through the window, that catches her hair as it cascades (Nope, not mine again but the gist is about how beautiful the light is) <br /> <br /> ''People may be wondering why I am writing the lyrics to Katy Perry’s ‘Last Friday Night,’ The Lion Kings opening song, Sweet Charities ‘Hey Big Spender’, and part of the second scenario of Martin Crimps ‘Attempts on her Lives,’ (A script I highly recommend a read, very interesting concepts and ideas on plot/structure). Well, I shall tell you, dear reader, it is because I am an assassin. Not a real one, mind you, just an actor in a film assassin, if I was a real assassin I’d have paid of my student loan months ago. See, Adam Tye has made a really fun film and given me the opportunity to act in it, and so far I’m finding it very fun. For the past maybe 30mins, I’ve been asked. Ive now been asked to write a five thousand word essay by Adam on “The Lion King bloopers” so I shall attempt this now.''<br /> <br /> The Lion King Bloopers, and essay in comparison to Disney’s animated bloopers and Pixar’s animated bloopers<br /> <br /> Disney is arguably the most famous of the two animated studios, although Pixar may have the superior technique when it comes to the animation quality. Pixar first challenged hand drawn animation with CGI in 1995, although Disney has continued reserved the tradition of the hand drawn animation for their most well know characters and stories (E.G: Winnie the Pooh, 2011). Since 1995, both companies have competed to have the highest gross (Pixar, Toy Story 3 $1,063.2million. Disney, The Force Awakens $936,662,225). However, for years both companies have competed not just financially, but also via the amount of entertainment they provided.<br /> <br /> Bloopers are one of the most important aspects of behind the scenes in any film production, they allow the audience to see a humanized version of figures the public look up to, linking the majority to modern Star Culture. Since then, Easter Eggs in films are a the equivalent of an in-joke than many live action films incorporate, the animated bloopers an attempt to make the animation appeared more humanized to the target audience<br /> <br /> Disney, famously incorporate bloopers into their films. The 1994 film, The Lion King, incorporated one such scene with Nathan Lane. In the film, Simba, Timon and Pumbaa are trying to establish a plan to distract the Cheetahs on Pride Rock. Lane famously adlibbed the line “what do you want me to do? Dress in drag and do a hula?” (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JWk0O8tLtPE) This added to the hilarity of what would otherwise be a serious scene. Because of this internal blooper, the animators had to edit storyboards and create an animated scene based around an in-joke. The 1992 film Aladdin similarly has Robin Williams adlibbing for the majority of the film, causing animators (ESSAY INTERRUPTED DUE TO FILMING PRIORITIES)<br /> <br /> ''Note to the reader pt 2<br /> We have killed the actors Logan and Gareth. Please take a moment of silence for our fallen comrades.<br /> We’ve just had lunch, starting action at 13:13 (sounds ominous doesn’t it?). Dan has shot me with a cross bow four times now, and me and Adam have done a very snazzy YSTV logo on the board. We’re professionals ☺ The windows here in spring Lane keep opening and closing with no control, there may be an apocalypse coming, dear reader…….. but because of this it means filming is interrupted an awful lot.''&quot;</div>

ATye https://wiki.ystv.co.uk/index.php?title=Point_and_Shoot&diff=9856 2017-06-22T15:43:53Z

<p>ATye: </p> <hr /> <div>{{Production Info<br /> | name = Point and Shoot<br /> | url = Watch Online link<br /> | logofile = Image File Name (optional)<br /> | logoalt = There's nothing here yet!<br /> | genre = Comedy, Action<br /> | broadcast = Not Yet Aired<br /> | start date = See above<br /> | end date = And again<br /> | episodes = 1<br /> | producers = Adam Tye<br /> }}<br /> <br /> '''Point and Shoot''' is an Action/Comedy short film about a shadowy bounty hunter society on campus. Members can receive contracts on each other, with successful eliminations granting the victor a guaranteed 2:1 or higher in their degree. The society is presented within the film as being without real, physical weaponry and so the film adopts a 'prop-less' aesthetic to match. It pays homages to a number of different movies, from ''Sergio Leone's'' '''The Good, The Bad and The Ugly''' to ''Edgar Wright's'' '''Hot Fuzz''' (itself, a send-up of action films). It is the only fictional piece of YSTV programming to go into production during the 2016/17 student year.<br /> <br /> ==Story==<br /> A ruthless assassin has a price placed on her head and is forced to fend for her life.<br /> <br /> ==Cast==<br /> '''Main Characters'''<br /> *Roxanne Spencer as The Assassin<br /> *Carrie Morrison as the First Bounty Hunter<br /> *Lucy Maines as the Second Bounty Hunter<br /> *Logan Hawley as the first one that Roxanne's characters kills I haven't come up with the names yet give me time kthanxbye<br /> <br /> '''Extras'''<br /> *Gareth as Guy who barely puts up a fight<br /> *Morgan as Woman who needs to take cover better<br /> *[[Kenric Yuen]] as Badass archer who unfortunately is only in the film for a few seconds<br /> *[[Dan Maher]] as Crossbow guy (also known as The Cheater)<br /> <br /> ==Locations==<br /> Filming took place over three days, covering roughly four scenes in total. The geography and relation of scenes to one another was not designed to make sense, out of convenience so the crew could choose the best location on the day of filming. Adam appreciates that this may intensely irritate University of York students and alumni.<br /> <br /> '''Scene 1 - The First Fight'''<br /> *Filmed in one of the top floors of the Spring Lane building.<br /> *The final shot of Roxanne walking out through the rotating doors was shot at the back of the building. Adam foolishly thought this would take only a couple of hours to film - in actuality, it took roughly five.<br /> *This was the second scene to be shot in total and was filmed on the second day of production.<br /> <br /> '''Scene 2 - The Text Message'''<br /> *Set just outside the Costa near James Porters and YUSU.<br /> *Fun fact: whilst carrying a table, Adam spilt water all over his crotch in a most unfortunate manner. Unfortunately it was not a sunny day and so took some time to dry out.<br /> *This was the third scene to be shot and was filmed on the third day of production.<br /> <br /> '''Scene 3 - The Second Fight'''<br /> *Shot just outside that hall where they have the poster sale next to the Costa, overlooking the lake.<br /> *This was the first scene to be shot and was filmed on the first day of production.<br /> <br /> '''Scene 4 - The Mexican Standoff/The Duo'''<br /> *Filming for this took place on Walmgate Stray.<br /> *This was the final scene to be shot and was filmed on the third day of production.<br /> <br /> ==Movie References==<br /> The short film contains references to various other action and western films.<br /> *The premise of the film bears similarities to the criminal underworld of '''John Wick''', in that it portrays a kind of assassin/bounty hunter society. This even applies to the texts the characters receive informing them of a new target or 'Contract'.<br /> * At the end of Scene 2, the camera move towards Lucy's character as she looks over at Carrie's character is similar to a 'push in' on John Watson during a scene in ''Guy Ritchie's'' 2009 '''Sherlock Holmes''' movie.<br /> *The Mexican Standoff during the last scene of the film is a homage to ''Sergio Leone's'' '''The Good, The Bad and The Ugly'''.<br /> <br /> ==Roxanne's Essay==<br /> During the first scene, Roxanne's character can be seen typing what is presumably an essay onto a laptop. The essay has been included below, for posterity's sake:<br /> <br /> &quot;There’s a stranger in my bed<br /> There’s a pounding in my head<br /> Theres flamingos in the pool<br /> Is this a hickey or a bruise<br /> I smell like a mini bar<br /> Teachers passed out in the yard <br /> It’s a blacked out blurr but I’m pretty sure it ruled<br /> Oh yeah<br /> Last Friday night<br /> Think I took to many shots then we danced on table tops last Friday night<br /> <br /> From the day we arrived on the planet<br /> And blinking steped into the sun<br /> There is more to see than can ever be seen<br /> More to do than can ever be done<br /> There’s far to much to take in here more to find than can ever be found<br /> With the sun rolling high <br /> In the sapphire sky <br /> Each great and small<br /> On the endless round<br /> It’s the circle of life<br /> And it moves us all<br /> Through despaire and hope <br /> Through faith and love <br /> Til we find our place<br /> On the path unwinding<br /> It’s the circle<br /> The circle of life<br /> <br /> The minute you walked in the joint<br /> I could see you were a man of distinction<br /> A real big spender<br /> Good looking <br /> So refined<br /> Say wouldn’t you like to know whats going on in my mind<br /> So let me get right to the point<br /> I don’t pop my cork for every guy I see<br /> Hey big spender<br /> Spend a little time with me<br /> <br /> Summer. Europe. A view over the city. These are the basic ingredients. And a river running through it. Yes a river, running through the city, with a couple at the waters edge, these are the basic ingredients. The woman? Young and beautiful, naturally. The man? Older, sensitive naturally. Yes a naturally sensitive man, with a taste for power, who knows this is wrong. They both know this is wrong / Exactly<br /> /They’re making love in the mans apartment<br /> They’re what?<br /> Making love. Making love in the mans apartment. A luxury apartment naturally, with a view over the entire city, these are the basic ingredients.<br /> The woman cries out, her golden hair cascading over the bed, her eyes widen, her knuckles tighten, there are tears in her eyes. <br /> THE APPARTMENT IS BEAUTIFULY FURNISHED<br /> What?<br /> Of course the apartment is beautifully furnished. Obviously it would have high ceilings and oak walls. And the tall windows would have views over Notre Dame, the great ____ and _______ to name but a few. ….. (This wasn’t my monologue so I paraphrased and can’t remember the rest.)<br /> … And the man/<br /> lets say he grunts?<br /> What?<br /> Lets say he grunts yes, but not the course grunt of a mechanic. Rather the sophisticated grunt of a man of power and influence… (Not my monologue again, sorry)<br /> Absolutely not.<br /> (This part is me) Absolutly not, but the grunt of a man who breakfasts on one continent and lunches on another. Who flies first class with linen napkins and a comprehensive wine list. These are the basic ingredients<br /> That kind of grunt <br /> That kind of man<br /> That kind of light<br /> What kind of light?<br /> The kind of light that streams in through the window, that catches her hair as it cascades (Nope, not mine again but the gist is about how beautiful the light is) <br /> <br /> ''People may be wondering why I am writing the lyrics to Katy Perry’s ‘Last Friday Night,’ The Lion Kings opening song, Sweet Charities ‘Hey Big Spender’, and part of the second scenario of Martin Crimps ‘Attempts on her Lives,’ (A script I highly recommend a read, very interesting concepts and ideas on plot/structure). Well, I shall tell you, dear reader, it is because I am an assassin. Not a real one, mind you, just an actor in a film assassin, if I was a real assassin I’d have paid of my student loan months ago. See, Adam Tye has made a really fun film and given me the opportunity to act in it, and so far I’m finding it very fun. For the past maybe 30mins, I’ve been asked. Ive now been asked to write a five thousand word essay by Adam on “The Lion King bloopers” so I shall attempt this now.''<br /> <br /> The Lion King Bloopers, and essay in comparison to Disney’s animated bloopers and Pixar’s animated bloopers<br /> <br /> Disney is arguably the most famous of the two animated studios, although Pixar may have the superior technique when it comes to the animation quality. Pixar first challenged hand drawn animation with CGI in 1995, although Disney has continued reserved the tradition of the hand drawn animation for their most well know characters and stories (E.G: Winnie the Pooh, 2011). Since 1995, both companies have competed to have the highest gross (Pixar, Toy Story 3 $1,063.2million. Disney, The Force Awakens $936,662,225). However, for years both companies have competed not just financially, but also via the amount of entertainment they provided.<br /> <br /> Bloopers are one of the most important aspects of behind the scenes in any film production, they allow the audience to see a humanized version of figures the public look up to, linking the majority to modern Star Culture. Since then, Easter Eggs in films are a the equivalent of an in-joke than many live action films incorporate, the animated bloopers an attempt to make the animation appeared more humanized to the target audience<br /> <br /> Disney, famously incorporate bloopers into their films. The 1994 film, The Lion King, incorporated one such scene with Nathan Lane. In the film, Simba, Timon and Pumbaa are trying to establish a plan to distract the Cheetahs on Pride Rock. Lane famously adlibbed the line “what do you want me to do? Dress in drag and do a hula?” (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JWk0O8tLtPE) This added to the hilarity of what would otherwise be a serious scene. Because of this internal blooper, the animators had to edit storyboards and create an animated scene based around an in-joke. The 1992 film Aladdin similarly has Robin Williams adlibbing for the majority of the film, causing animators (ESSAY INTERRUPTED DUE TO FILMING PRIORITIES)<br /> <br /> ''Note to the reader pt 2<br /> We have killed the actors Logan and Gareth. Please take a moment of silence for our fallen comrades.<br /> We’ve just had lunch, starting action at 13:13 (sounds ominous doesn’t it?). Dan has shot me with a cross bow four times now, and me and Adam have done a very snazzy YSTV logo on the board. We’re professionals ☺ The windows here in spring Lane keep opening and closing with no control, there may be an apocalypse coming, dear reader…….. but because of this it means filming is interrupted an awful lot.''&quot;</div>

ATye https://wiki.ystv.co.uk/index.php?title=Point_and_Shoot&diff=9855 2017-06-22T14:12:02Z

<p>ATye: </p> <hr /> <div>{{Production Info<br /> | name = Point and Shoot<br /> | url = Watch Online link<br /> | logofile = Image File Name (optional)<br /> | logoalt = There's nothing here yet!<br /> | genre = Comedy, Action<br /> | broadcast = Not Yet Aired<br /> | start date = See above<br /> | end date = And again<br /> | episodes = 1<br /> | producers = Adam Tye<br /> }}<br /> <br /> '''Point and Shoot''' is an Action/Comedy short film about a shadowy bounty hunter society on campus. Members can receive contracts on each other, with successful eliminations granting the victor a guaranteed 2:1 or higher in their degree. The society is presented within the film as being without real, physical weaponry and so the film adopts a 'prop-less' aesthetic to match. It pays homages to a number of different films, from ''Sergio Leone's'' '''The Good, The Bad and The Ugly''' to ''Edgar Wright's'' '''Hot Fuzz''' (itself, a send-up of action movies). It is the only fictional piece of YSTV programming to go into production during the 2016/17 student year.<br /> <br /> ==Story==<br /> A ruthless assassin has a price placed on her head and is forced to fend for her life.<br /> <br /> ==Cast==<br /> '''Main Characters'''<br /> *Roxanne Spencer as The Assassin<br /> *Carrie Morrison as the First Bounty Hunter<br /> *Lucy Maines as the Second Bounty Hunter<br /> *Logan Hawley as the first one that Roxanne's characters kills I haven't come up with the names yet give me time kthanxbye<br /> <br /> '''Extras'''<br /> *Gareth as Guy who barely puts up a fight<br /> *Morgan as Woman who needs to take cover better<br /> *[[Kenric Yuen]] as Badass archer who unfortunately is only in the film for a few seconds<br /> *[[Dan Maher]] as Crossbow guy (also known as The Cheater)<br /> <br /> ==Locations==<br /> Filming took place over three days, covering roughly four scenes in total. The geography and relation of scenes to one another was not designed to make sense, out of convenience so the crew could choose the best location on the day of filming. Adam appreciates that this may intensely irritate University of York students and alumni.<br /> <br /> '''Scene 1 - The First Fight'''<br /> *Filmed in one of the top floors of the Spring Lane building.<br /> *The final shot of Roxanne walking out through the rotating doors was shot at the back of the building. Adam foolishly thought this would take only a couple of hours to film - in actuality, it took roughly five.<br /> *This was the second scene to be shot in total and was filmed on the second day of production.<br /> <br /> '''Scene 2 - The Text Message'''<br /> *Set just outside the Costa near James Porters and YUSU.<br /> *Fun fact: whilst carrying a table, Adam spilt water all over his crotch in a most unfortunate manner. Unfortunately it was not a sunny day and so took some time to dry out.<br /> *This was the third scene to be shot and was filmed on the third day of production.<br /> <br /> '''Scene 3 - The Second Fight'''<br /> *Shot just outside that hall where they have the poster sale next to the Costa, overlooking the lake.<br /> *This was the first scene to be shot and was filmed on the first day of production.<br /> <br /> '''Scene 4 - The Mexican Standoff/The Duo'''<br /> *Filming for this took place on Walmgate Stray.<br /> *This was the final scene to be shot and was filmed on the third day of production.<br /> <br /> ==Movie References==<br /> The short film contains references to various other action and western films.<br /> *The premise of the film bears similarities to the criminal underworld of '''John Wick''', in that it portrays a kind of assassin/bounty hunter society. This even applies to the texts the characters receive informing them of a new target or 'Contract'.<br /> * At the end of Scene 2, the camera move towards Lucy's character as she looks over at Carrie's character is similar to a 'push in' on John Watson during a scene in ''Guy Ritchie's'' 2009 '''Sherlock Holmes''' movie.<br /> *The Mexican Standoff during the last scene of the film is a homage to ''Sergio Leone's'' '''The Good, The Bad and The Ugly'''.<br /> <br /> ==Roxanne's Essay==<br /> During the first scene, Roxanne's character can be seen typing what is presumably an essay onto a laptop. The essay has been included below, for posterity's sake:<br /> <br /> &quot;There’s a stranger in my bed<br /> There’s a pounding in my head<br /> Theres flamingos in the pool<br /> Is this a hickey or a bruise<br /> I smell like a mini bar<br /> Teachers passed out in the yard <br /> It’s a blacked out blurr but I’m pretty sure it ruled<br /> Oh yeah<br /> Last Friday night<br /> Think I took to many shots then we danced on table tops last Friday night<br /> <br /> From the day we arrived on the planet<br /> And blinking steped into the sun<br /> There is more to see than can ever be seen<br /> More to do than can ever be done<br /> There’s far to much to take in here more to find than can ever be found<br /> With the sun rolling high <br /> In the sapphire sky <br /> Each great and small<br /> On the endless round<br /> It’s the circle of life<br /> And it moves us all<br /> Through despaire and hope <br /> Through faith and love <br /> Til we find our place<br /> On the path unwinding<br /> It’s the circle<br /> The circle of life<br /> <br /> The minute you walked in the joint<br /> I could see you were a man of distinction<br /> A real big spender<br /> Good looking <br /> So refined<br /> Say wouldn’t you like to know whats going on in my mind<br /> So let me get right to the point<br /> I don’t pop my cork for every guy I see<br /> Hey big spender<br /> Spend a little time with me<br /> <br /> Summer. Europe. A view over the city. These are the basic ingredients. And a river running through it. Yes a river, running through the city, with a couple at the waters edge, these are the basic ingredients. The woman? Young and beautiful, naturally. The man? Older, sensitive naturally. Yes a naturally sensitive man, with a taste for power, who knows this is wrong. They both know this is wrong / Exactly<br /> /They’re making love in the mans apartment<br /> They’re what?<br /> Making love. Making love in the mans apartment. A luxury apartment naturally, with a view over the entire city, these are the basic ingredients.<br /> The woman cries out, her golden hair cascading over the bed, her eyes widen, her knuckles tighten, there are tears in her eyes. <br /> THE APPARTMENT IS BEAUTIFULY FURNISHED<br /> What?<br /> Of course the apartment is beautifully furnished. Obviously it would have high ceilings and oak walls. And the tall windows would have views over Notre Dame, the great ____ and _______ to name but a few. ….. (This wasn’t my monologue so I paraphrased and can’t remember the rest.)<br /> … And the man/<br /> lets say he grunts?<br /> What?<br /> Lets say he grunts yes, but not the course grunt of a mechanic. Rather the sophisticated grunt of a man of power and influence… (Not my monologue again, sorry)<br /> Absolutely not.<br /> (This part is me) Absolutly not, but the grunt of a man who breakfasts on one continent and lunches on another. Who flies first class with linen napkins and a comprehensive wine list. These are the basic ingredients<br /> That kind of grunt <br /> That kind of man<br /> That kind of light<br /> What kind of light?<br /> The kind of light that streams in through the window, that catches her hair as it cascades (Nope, not mine again but the gist is about how beautiful the light is) <br /> <br /> ''People may be wondering why I am writing the lyrics to Katy Perry’s ‘Last Friday Night,’ The Lion Kings opening song, Sweet Charities ‘Hey Big Spender’, and part of the second scenario of Martin Crimps ‘Attempts on her Lives,’ (A script I highly recommend a read, very interesting concepts and ideas on plot/structure). Well, I shall tell you, dear reader, it is because I am an assassin. Not a real one, mind you, just an actor in a film assassin, if I was a real assassin I’d have paid of my student loan months ago. See, Adam Tye has made a really fun film and given me the opportunity to act in it, and so far I’m finding it very fun. For the past maybe 30mins, I’ve been asked. Ive now been asked to write a five thousand word essay by Adam on “The Lion King bloopers” so I shall attempt this now.''<br /> <br /> The Lion King Bloopers, and essay in comparison to Disney’s animated bloopers and Pixar’s animated bloopers<br /> <br /> Disney is arguably the most famous of the two animated studios, although Pixar may have the superior technique when it comes to the animation quality. Pixar first challenged hand drawn animation with CGI in 1995, although Disney has continued reserved the tradition of the hand drawn animation for their most well know characters and stories (E.G: Winnie the Pooh, 2011). Since 1995, both companies have competed to have the highest gross (Pixar, Toy Story 3 $1,063.2million. Disney, The Force Awakens $936,662,225). However, for years both companies have competed not just financially, but also via the amount of entertainment they provided.<br /> <br /> Bloopers are one of the most important aspects of behind the scenes in any film production, they allow the audience to see a humanized version of figures the public look up to, linking the majority to modern Star Culture. Since then, Easter Eggs in films are a the equivalent of an in-joke than many live action films incorporate, the animated bloopers an attempt to make the animation appeared more humanized to the target audience<br /> <br /> Disney, famously incorporate bloopers into their films. The 1994 film, The Lion King, incorporated one such scene with Nathan Lane. In the film, Simba, Timon and Pumbaa are trying to establish a plan to distract the Cheetahs on Pride Rock. Lane famously adlibbed the line “what do you want me to do? Dress in drag and do a hula?” (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JWk0O8tLtPE) This added to the hilarity of what would otherwise be a serious scene. Because of this internal blooper, the animators had to edit storyboards and create an animated scene based around an in-joke. The 1992 film Aladdin similarly has Robin Williams adlibbing for the majority of the film, causing animators (ESSAY INTERRUPTED DUE TO FILMING PRIORITIES)<br /> <br /> ''Note to the reader pt 2<br /> We have killed the actors Logan and Gareth. Please take a moment of silence for our fallen comrades.<br /> We’ve just had lunch, starting action at 13:13 (sounds ominous doesn’t it?). Dan has shot me with a cross bow four times now, and me and Adam have done a very snazzy YSTV logo on the board. We’re professionals ☺ The windows here in spring Lane keep opening and closing with no control, there may be an apocalypse coming, dear reader…….. but because of this it means filming is interrupted an awful lot.''&quot;</div>

ATye https://wiki.ystv.co.uk/index.php?title=Point_and_Shoot&diff=9854 2017-06-22T13:45:00Z

<p>ATye: </p> <hr /> <div>{{Production Info<br /> | name = Point and Shoot<br /> | url = Watch Online link<br /> | logofile = Image File Name (optional)<br /> | logoalt = There's nothing here yet!<br /> | genre = Comedy, Action<br /> | broadcast = Not Yet Aired<br /> | start date = See above<br /> | end date = And again<br /> | episodes = 1<br /> | producers = Adam Tye<br /> }}<br /> <br /> '''Point and Shoot''' is an Action/Comedy short film about a shadowy bounty hunter society on campus. Members can receive contracts on each other, with successful eliminations granting the victor a guaranteed 2:1 or higher in their degree. The society is presented within the film as being without real, physical weaponry and so the film adopts a 'prop-less' aesthetic to match. It pays homages to a number of different films, from ''Sergio Leone's'' '''The Good, The Bad and The Ugly''' to ''Edgar Wright's'' '''Hot Fuzz''' (itself, a send-up of action movies).<br /> <br /> ==Story==<br /> A ruthless assassin has a price placed on her head and is forced to fend for her life.<br /> <br /> ==Cast==<br /> '''Main Characters'''<br /> *Roxanne Spencer as The Assassin<br /> *Carrie Morrison as the First Bounty Hunter<br /> *Lucy Maines as the Second Bounty Hunter<br /> *Logan Hawley as the first one that Roxanne's characters kills I haven't come up with the names yet give me time kthanxbye<br /> <br /> '''Extras'''<br /> *Gareth as guy who barely puts up a fight<br /> *Morgan as woman who needs to take cover better<br /> *[[Kenric Yuen]] as badass archer who unfortunately is only in the film for a few seconds<br /> *[[Dan Maher]] as crossbow guy (also known as the cheater)<br /> <br /> ==Locations==<br /> Filming took place over three days, covering roughly four scenes in total. The geography and relation of scenes to one another was not designed to make sense, out of convenience so the crew could choose the best location on the day of filming. Adam appreciates that this may intensely irritate University of York students and alumni.<br /> <br /> '''Scene 1 - The First Fight'''<br /> *Filmed in one of the top floors of the Spring Lane building.<br /> *The final shot of Roxanne walking out through the rotating doors was shot at the back of the building. Adam foolishly thought this would take only a couple of hours to film - in actuality, it took roughly five.<br /> *This was the second scene to be shot in total and was filmed on the second day of production.<br /> <br /> '''Scene 2 - The Text Message'''<br /> *Set just outside the Costa near James Porters and YUSU.<br /> *Fun fact: whilst carrying a table, Adam spilt water all over his crotch in a most unfortunate manner. Unfortunately it was not a sunny day and so took some time to dry out.<br /> *This was the third scene to be shot and was filmed on the third day of production.<br /> <br /> '''Scene 3 - The Second Fight'''<br /> *Shot just outside that hall where they have the poster sale next to the Costa, overlooking the lake.<br /> *This was the first scene to be shot and was filmed on the first day of production.<br /> <br /> '''Scene 4 - The Mexican Standoff/The Duo'''<br /> *Filming for this took place on Walmgate Stray.<br /> *This was the final scene to be shot and was filmed on the third day of production.<br /> <br /> ==Roxanne's Essay==<br /> During the first scene, Roxanne's character can be seen typing what is presumably an essay onto a laptop. The essay has been included below, for posterity's sake:<br /> <br /> &quot;There’s a stranger in my bed<br /> There’s a pounding in my head<br /> Theres flamingos in the pool<br /> Is this a hickey or a bruise<br /> I smell like a mini bar<br /> Teachers passed out in the yard <br /> It’s a blacked out blurr but I’m pretty sure it ruled<br /> Oh yeah<br /> Last Friday night<br /> Think I took to many shots then we danced on table tops last Friday night<br /> <br /> From the day we arrived on the planet<br /> And blinking steped into the sun<br /> There is more to see than can ever be seen<br /> More to do than can ever be done<br /> There’s far to much to take in here more to find than can ever be found<br /> With the sun rolling high <br /> In the sapphire sky <br /> Each great and small<br /> On the endless round<br /> It’s the circle of life<br /> And it moves us all<br /> Through despaire and hope <br /> Through faith and love <br /> Til we find our place<br /> On the path unwinding<br /> It’s the circle<br /> The circle of life<br /> <br /> The minute you walked in the joint<br /> I could see you were a man of distinction<br /> A real big spender<br /> Good looking <br /> So refined<br /> Say wouldn’t you like to know whats going on in my mind<br /> So let me get right to the point<br /> I don’t pop my cork for every guy I see<br /> Hey big spender<br /> Spend a little time with me<br /> <br /> Summer. Europe. A view over the city. These are the basic ingredients. And a river running through it. Yes a river, running through the city, with a couple at the waters edge, these are the basic ingredients. The woman? Young and beautiful, naturally. The man? Older, sensitive naturally. Yes a naturally sensitive man, with a taste for power, who knows this is wrong. They both know this is wrong / Exactly<br /> /They’re making love in the mans apartment<br /> They’re what?<br /> Making love. Making love in the mans apartment. A luxury apartment naturally, with a view over the entire city, these are the basic ingredients.<br /> The woman cries out, her golden hair cascading over the bed, her eyes widen, her knuckles tighten, there are tears in her eyes. <br /> THE APPARTMENT IS BEAUTIFULY FURNISHED<br /> What?<br /> Of course the apartment is beautifully furnished. Obviously it would have high ceilings and oak walls. And the tall windows would have views over Notre Dame, the great ____ and _______ to name but a few. ….. (This wasn’t my monologue so I paraphrased and can’t remember the rest.)<br /> … And the man/<br /> lets say he grunts?<br /> What?<br /> Lets say he grunts yes, but not the course grunt of a mechanic. Rather the sophisticated grunt of a man of power and influence… (Not my monologue again, sorry)<br /> Absolutely not.<br /> (This part is me) Absolutly not, but the grunt of a man who breakfasts on one continent and lunches on another. Who flies first class with linen napkins and a comprehensive wine list. These are the basic ingredients<br /> That kind of grunt <br /> That kind of man<br /> That kind of light<br /> What kind of light?<br /> The kind of light that streams in through the window, that catches her hair as it cascades (Nope, not mine again but the gist is about how beautiful the light is) <br /> <br /> ''People may be wondering why I am writing the lyrics to Katy Perry’s ‘Last Friday Night,’ The Lion Kings opening song, Sweet Charities ‘Hey Big Spender’, and part of the second scenario of Martin Crimps ‘Attempts on her Lives,’ (A script I highly recommend a read, very interesting concepts and ideas on plot/structure). Well, I shall tell you, dear reader, it is because I am an assassin. Not a real one, mind you, just an actor in a film assassin, if I was a real assassin I’d have paid of my student loan months ago. See, Adam Tye has made a really fun film and given me the opportunity to act in it, and so far I’m finding it very fun. For the past maybe 30mins, I’ve been asked. Ive now been asked to write a five thousand word essay by Adam on “The Lion King bloopers” so I shall attempt this now.''<br /> <br /> The Lion King Bloopers, and essay in comparison to Disney’s animated bloopers and Pixar’s animated bloopers<br /> <br /> Disney is arguably the most famous of the two animated studios, although Pixar may have the superior technique when it comes to the animation quality. Pixar first challenged hand drawn animation with CGI in 1995, although Disney has continued reserved the tradition of the hand drawn animation for their most well know characters and stories (E.G: Winnie the Pooh, 2011). Since 1995, both companies have competed to have the highest gross (Pixar, Toy Story 3 $1,063.2million. Disney, The Force Awakens $936,662,225). However, for years both companies have competed not just financially, but also via the amount of entertainment they provided.<br /> <br /> Bloopers are one of the most important aspects of behind the scenes in any film production, they allow the audience to see a humanized version of figures the public look up to, linking the majority to modern Star Culture. Since then, Easter Eggs in films are a the equivalent of an in-joke than many live action films incorporate, the animated bloopers an attempt to make the animation appeared more humanized to the target audience<br /> <br /> Disney, famously incorporate bloopers into their films. The 1994 film, The Lion King, incorporated one such scene with Nathan Lane. In the film, Simba, Timon and Pumbaa are trying to establish a plan to distract the Cheetahs on Pride Rock. Lane famously adlibbed the line “what do you want me to do? Dress in drag and do a hula?” (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JWk0O8tLtPE) This added to the hilarity of what would otherwise be a serious scene. Because of this internal blooper, the animators had to edit storyboards and create an animated scene based around an in-joke. The 1992 film Aladdin similarly has Robin Williams adlibbing for the majority of the film, causing animators (ESSAY INTERRUPTED DUE TO FILMING PRIORITIES)<br /> <br /> ''Note to the reader pt 2<br /> We have killed the actors Logan and Gareth. Please take a moment of silence for our fallen comrades.<br /> We’ve just had lunch, starting action at 13:13 (sounds ominous doesn’t it?). Dan has shot me with a cross bow four times now, and me and Adam have done a very snazzy YSTV logo on the board. We’re professionals ☺ The windows here in spring Lane keep opening and closing with no control, there may be an apocalypse coming, dear reader…….. but because of this it means filming is interrupted an awful lot.''&quot;</div>

ATye https://wiki.ystv.co.uk/index.php?title=Point_and_Shoot&diff=9853 2017-06-22T13:44:38Z

<p>ATye: </p> <hr /> <div>{{Production Info<br /> | name = Point and Shoot<br /> | url = Watch Online link<br /> | logofile = Image File Name (optional)<br /> | logoalt = There's nothing here yet!<br /> | genre = Comedy, Action<br /> | broadcast = Not Yet Aired<br /> | start date = See above<br /> | end date = And again<br /> | episodes = 1<br /> | producers = Adam Tye<br /> }}<br /> <br /> '''Point and Shoot''' is an Action/Comedy short film about a shadowy bounty hunter society on campus. Members can receive contracts on each other, with successful eliminations granting the victor a guaranteed 2:1 or higher in their degree. The society is presented within the film as being without real, physical weaponry and so the film adopts a 'prop-less' aesthetic to match. It pays homages to a number of different films, from ''Sergio Leone's'' '''The Good, The Bad and The Ugly''' to ''Edgar Wright's'' '''Hot Fuzz''' (itself, a send-up of action movies).<br /> <br /> ==Story==<br /> A ruthless assassin has a price placed on her head and is forced to fend for her life.<br /> <br /> ==Cast==<br /> '''Main Characters'''<br /> *Roxanne Spencer as The Assassin<br /> *Carrie Morrison as the First Bounty Hunter<br /> *Lucy Maines as the Second Bounty Hunter<br /> *Logan Hawley as the first one that Roxanne's characters kills I haven't come up with the names yet give me time kthanxbye<br /> <br /> '''Extras'''<br /> *Gareth as guy who barely puts up a fight<br /> *Morgan as woman who needs to take cover better<br /> *[[Kenric Yuen]] as badass archer who unfortunately is only in the film for a few seconds<br /> *[[Dan Maher]] as crossbow guy (also known as the cheater)<br /> <br /> ==Locations==<br /> Filming took place over three days, covering roughly four scenes in total. The geography and relation of scenes to one another was not designed to make sense, out of convenience so the crew could choose the best location on the day of filming. Adam appreciates that this may intensely irritate University of York students and alumni.<br /> <br /> '''Scene 1 - The First Fight'''<br /> *Filmed in one of the top floors of the Spring Lane building.<br /> *The final shot of Roxanne walking out through the rotating doors was shot at the back of the building. Adam foolishly thought this would take only a couple of hours to film - in actuality, it took roughly five.<br /> *This was the second scene to be shot in total and was filmed on the second day of production.<br /> <br /> '''Scene 2 - The Text Message'''<br /> *Set just outside the Costa near James Porters and YUSU.<br /> *Fun fact: whilst carrying a table, Adam spilt water all over his crotch in a most unfortunate manner. Unfortunately it was not a sunny day and so took some time to dry out.<br /> *This was the third scene to be shot and was filmed on the third day of production.<br /> <br /> '''Scene 3 - The Second Fight'''<br /> *Shot just outside that hall where they have the poster sale next to the Costa, overlooking the lake.<br /> *This was the first scene to be shot and was filmed on the first day of production.<br /> <br /> '''Scene 4 - The Mexican Standoff/The Duo'''<br /> *Filming for this took place on Walmgate Stray.<br /> *This was the final scene to be shot and was filmed on the third day of production.<br /> <br /> ==Roxanne's Essay==<br /> During the first scene, Roxanne's character can be seen typing what is presumably an essay onto a laptop. The essay has been included below, for Posterity's sake:<br /> <br /> &quot;There’s a stranger in my bed<br /> There’s a pounding in my head<br /> Theres flamingos in the pool<br /> Is this a hickey or a bruise<br /> I smell like a mini bar<br /> Teachers passed out in the yard <br /> It’s a blacked out blurr but I’m pretty sure it ruled<br /> Oh yeah<br /> Last Friday night<br /> Think I took to many shots then we danced on table tops last Friday night<br /> <br /> From the day we arrived on the planet<br /> And blinking steped into the sun<br /> There is more to see than can ever be seen<br /> More to do than can ever be done<br /> There’s far to much to take in here more to find than can ever be found<br /> With the sun rolling high <br /> In the sapphire sky <br /> Each great and small<br /> On the endless round<br /> It’s the circle of life<br /> And it moves us all<br /> Through despaire and hope <br /> Through faith and love <br /> Til we find our place<br /> On the path unwinding<br /> It’s the circle<br /> The circle of life<br /> <br /> The minute you walked in the joint<br /> I could see you were a man of distinction<br /> A real big spender<br /> Good looking <br /> So refined<br /> Say wouldn’t you like to know whats going on in my mind<br /> So let me get right to the point<br /> I don’t pop my cork for every guy I see<br /> Hey big spender<br /> Spend a little time with me<br /> <br /> Summer. Europe. A view over the city. These are the basic ingredients. And a river running through it. Yes a river, running through the city, with a couple at the waters edge, these are the basic ingredients. The woman? Young and beautiful, naturally. The man? Older, sensitive naturally. Yes a naturally sensitive man, with a taste for power, who knows this is wrong. They both know this is wrong / Exactly<br /> /They’re making love in the mans apartment<br /> They’re what?<br /> Making love. Making love in the mans apartment. A luxury apartment naturally, with a view over the entire city, these are the basic ingredients.<br /> The woman cries out, her golden hair cascading over the bed, her eyes widen, her knuckles tighten, there are tears in her eyes. <br /> THE APPARTMENT IS BEAUTIFULY FURNISHED<br /> What?<br /> Of course the apartment is beautifully furnished. Obviously it would have high ceilings and oak walls. And the tall windows would have views over Notre Dame, the great ____ and _______ to name but a few. ….. (This wasn’t my monologue so I paraphrased and can’t remember the rest.)<br /> … And the man/<br /> lets say he grunts?<br /> What?<br /> Lets say he grunts yes, but not the course grunt of a mechanic. Rather the sophisticated grunt of a man of power and influence… (Not my monologue again, sorry)<br /> Absolutely not.<br /> (This part is me) Absolutly not, but the grunt of a man who breakfasts on one continent and lunches on another. Who flies first class with linen napkins and a comprehensive wine list. These are the basic ingredients<br /> That kind of grunt <br /> That kind of man<br /> That kind of light<br /> What kind of light?<br /> The kind of light that streams in through the window, that catches her hair as it cascades (Nope, not mine again but the gist is about how beautiful the light is) <br /> <br /> ''People may be wondering why I am writing the lyrics to Katy Perry’s ‘Last Friday Night,’ The Lion Kings opening song, Sweet Charities ‘Hey Big Spender’, and part of the second scenario of Martin Crimps ‘Attempts on her Lives,’ (A script I highly recommend a read, very interesting concepts and ideas on plot/structure). Well, I shall tell you, dear reader, it is because I am an assassin. Not a real one, mind you, just an actor in a film assassin, if I was a real assassin I’d have paid of my student loan months ago. See, Adam Tye has made a really fun film and given me the opportunity to act in it, and so far I’m finding it very fun. For the past maybe 30mins, I’ve been asked. Ive now been asked to write a five thousand word essay by Adam on “The Lion King bloopers” so I shall attempt this now.''<br /> <br /> The Lion King Bloopers, and essay in comparison to Disney’s animated bloopers and Pixar’s animated bloopers<br /> <br /> Disney is arguably the most famous of the two animated studios, although Pixar may have the superior technique when it comes to the animation quality. Pixar first challenged hand drawn animation with CGI in 1995, although Disney has continued reserved the tradition of the hand drawn animation for their most well know characters and stories (E.G: Winnie the Pooh, 2011). Since 1995, both companies have competed to have the highest gross (Pixar, Toy Story 3 $1,063.2million. Disney, The Force Awakens $936,662,225). However, for years both companies have competed not just financially, but also via the amount of entertainment they provided.<br /> <br /> Bloopers are one of the most important aspects of behind the scenes in any film production, they allow the audience to see a humanized version of figures the public look up to, linking the majority to modern Star Culture. Since then, Easter Eggs in films are a the equivalent of an in-joke than many live action films incorporate, the animated bloopers an attempt to make the animation appeared more humanized to the target audience<br /> <br /> Disney, famously incorporate bloopers into their films. The 1994 film, The Lion King, incorporated one such scene with Nathan Lane. In the film, Simba, Timon and Pumbaa are trying to establish a plan to distract the Cheetahs on Pride Rock. Lane famously adlibbed the line “what do you want me to do? Dress in drag and do a hula?” (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JWk0O8tLtPE) This added to the hilarity of what would otherwise be a serious scene. Because of this internal blooper, the animators had to edit storyboards and create an animated scene based around an in-joke. The 1992 film Aladdin similarly has Robin Williams adlibbing for the majority of the film, causing animators (ESSAY INTERRUPTED DUE TO FILMING PRIORITIES)<br /> <br /> ''Note to the reader pt 2<br /> We have killed the actors Logan and Gareth. Please take a moment of silence for our fallen comrades.<br /> We’ve just had lunch, starting action at 13:13 (sounds ominous doesn’t it?). Dan has shot me with a cross bow four times now, and me and Adam have done a very snazzy YSTV logo on the board. We’re professionals ☺ The windows here in spring Lane keep opening and closing with no control, there may be an apocalypse coming, dear reader…….. but because of this it means filming is interrupted an awful lot.''&quot;</div>

ATye https://wiki.ystv.co.uk/index.php?title=Point_and_Shoot&diff=9852 2017-06-22T13:43:09Z

<p>ATye: </p> <hr /> <div>{{Production Info<br /> | name = Point and Shoot<br /> | url = Watch Online link<br /> | logofile = Image File Name (optional)<br /> | logoalt = There's nothing here yet!<br /> | genre = Comedy, Action<br /> | broadcast = Not Yet Aired<br /> | start date = See above<br /> | end date = And again<br /> | episodes = 1<br /> | producers = Adam Tye<br /> }}<br /> <br /> '''Point and Shoot''' is an Action/Comedy short film about a shadowy bounty hunter society on campus. Members can receive contracts on each other, with successful eliminations granting the victor a guaranteed 2:1 or higher in their degree. The society is presented within the film as being without real, physical weaponry and so the film adopts a 'prop-less' aesthetic to match. It pays homages to a number of different films, from ''Sergio Leone's'' '''The Good, The Bad and The Ugly''' to ''Edgar Wright's'' '''Hot Fuzz''' (itself, a send-up of action movies).<br /> <br /> ==Story==<br /> A ruthless assassin has a price placed on her head and is forced to fend for her life.<br /> <br /> ==Cast==<br /> '''Main Characters'''<br /> *Roxanne Spencer as The Assassin<br /> *Carrie Morrison as the First Bounty Hunter<br /> *Lucy Maines as the Second Bounty Hunter<br /> *Logan Hawley as the first one that Roxanne's characters kills I haven't come up with the names yet give me time kthanxbye<br /> <br /> '''Extras'''<br /> *Gareth as guy who barely puts up a fight<br /> *Morgan as woman who needs to take cover better<br /> *[[Kenric Yuen]] as badass archer who unfortunately is only in the film for a few seconds<br /> *[[Dan Maher]] as crossbow guy (also known as the cheater)<br /> <br /> ==Locations==<br /> Filming took place over three days, covering roughly four scenes in total. The geography and relation of scenes to one another was not designed to make sense, out of convenience so the crew could choose the best location on the day of filming. Adam appreciates that this may intensely irritate University of York students and alumni.<br /> <br /> '''Scene 1 - The First Fight'''<br /> Filmed in one of the top floors of the Spring Lane building. The final shot of Roxanne walking out through the rotating doors was shot at the back of the building. Adam foolishly thought this would take only a couple of hours to film - in actuality, it took roughly five. This was the second scene to be shot in total and was filmed on the second day of production.<br /> <br /> '''Scene 2 - The Text Message'''<br /> Set just outside the Costa near James Porters and YUSU.<br /> Fun fact: whilst carrying a table, Adam spilt water all over his crotch in a most unfortunate manner. Unfortunately it was not a sunny day and so took some time to dry out.<br /> This was the third scene to be shot and was filmed on the third day of production.<br /> <br /> '''Scene 3 - The Second Fight'''<br /> Shot just outside that hall where they have the poster sale next to the Costa, overlooking the lake. This was the first scene to be shot and was filmed on the first day of production.<br /> <br /> '''Scene 4 - The Mexican Standoff/The Duo'''<br /> Filming for this took place on Walmgate Stray.<br /> This was the final scene to be shot and was filmed on the third day of production.<br /> <br /> ==Roxanne's Essay==<br /> During the first scene, Roxanne's character can be seen typing what is presumably an essay onto a laptop. The essay has been included below, for Posterity's sake:<br /> <br /> &quot;There’s a stranger in my bed<br /> There’s a pounding in my head<br /> Theres flamingos in the pool<br /> Is this a hickey or a bruise<br /> I smell like a mini bar<br /> Teachers passed out in the yard <br /> It’s a blacked out blurr but I’m pretty sure it ruled<br /> Oh yeah<br /> Last Friday night<br /> Think I took to many shots then we danced on table tops last Friday night<br /> <br /> From the day we arrived on the planet<br /> And blinking steped into the sun<br /> There is more to see than can ever be seen<br /> More to do than can ever be done<br /> There’s far to much to take in here more to find than can ever be found<br /> With the sun rolling high <br /> In the sapphire sky <br /> Each great and small<br /> On the endless round<br /> It’s the circle of life<br /> And it moves us all<br /> Through despaire and hope <br /> Through faith and love <br /> Til we find our place<br /> On the path unwinding<br /> It’s the circle<br /> The circle of life<br /> <br /> The minute you walked in the joint<br /> I could see you were a man of distinction<br /> A real big spender<br /> Good looking <br /> So refined<br /> Say wouldn’t you like to know whats going on in my mind<br /> So let me get right to the point<br /> I don’t pop my cork for every guy I see<br /> Hey big spender<br /> Spend a little time with me<br /> <br /> Summer. Europe. A view over the city. These are the basic ingredients. And a river running through it. Yes a river, running through the city, with a couple at the waters edge, these are the basic ingredients. The woman? Young and beautiful, naturally. The man? Older, sensitive naturally. Yes a naturally sensitive man, with a taste for power, who knows this is wrong. They both know this is wrong / Exactly<br /> /They’re making love in the mans apartment<br /> They’re what?<br /> Making love. Making love in the mans apartment. A luxury apartment naturally, with a view over the entire city, these are the basic ingredients.<br /> The woman cries out, her golden hair cascading over the bed, her eyes widen, her knuckles tighten, there are tears in her eyes. <br /> THE APPARTMENT IS BEAUTIFULY FURNISHED<br /> What?<br /> Of course the apartment is beautifully furnished. Obviously it would have high ceilings and oak walls. And the tall windows would have views over Notre Dame, the great ____ and _______ to name but a few. ….. (This wasn’t my monologue so I paraphrased and can’t remember the rest.)<br /> … And the man/<br /> lets say he grunts?<br /> What?<br /> Lets say he grunts yes, but not the course grunt of a mechanic. Rather the sophisticated grunt of a man of power and influence… (Not my monologue again, sorry)<br /> Absolutely not.<br /> (This part is me) Absolutly not, but the grunt of a man who breakfasts on one continent and lunches on another. Who flies first class with linen napkins and a comprehensive wine list. These are the basic ingredients<br /> That kind of grunt <br /> That kind of man<br /> That kind of light<br /> What kind of light?<br /> The kind of light that streams in through the window, that catches her hair as it cascades (Nope, not mine again but the gist is about how beautiful the light is) <br /> <br /> ''People may be wondering why I am writing the lyrics to Katy Perry’s ‘Last Friday Night,’ The Lion Kings opening song, Sweet Charities ‘Hey Big Spender’, and part of the second scenario of Martin Crimps ‘Attempts on her Lives,’ (A script I highly recommend a read, very interesting concepts and ideas on plot/structure). Well, I shall tell you, dear reader, it is because I am an assassin. Not a real one, mind you, just an actor in a film assassin, if I was a real assassin I’d have paid of my student loan months ago. See, Adam Tye has made a really fun film and given me the opportunity to act in it, and so far I’m finding it very fun. For the past maybe 30mins, I’ve been asked. Ive now been asked to write a five thousand word essay by Adam on “The Lion King bloopers” so I shall attempt this now.''<br /> <br /> The Lion King Bloopers, and essay in comparison to Disney’s animated bloopers and Pixar’s animated bloopers<br /> <br /> Disney is arguably the most famous of the two animated studios, although Pixar may have the superior technique when it comes to the animation quality. Pixar first challenged hand drawn animation with CGI in 1995, although Disney has continued reserved the tradition of the hand drawn animation for their most well know characters and stories (E.G: Winnie the Pooh, 2011). Since 1995, both companies have competed to have the highest gross (Pixar, Toy Story 3 $1,063.2million. Disney, The Force Awakens $936,662,225). However, for years both companies have competed not just financially, but also via the amount of entertainment they provided.<br /> <br /> Bloopers are one of the most important aspects of behind the scenes in any film production, they allow the audience to see a humanized version of figures the public look up to, linking the majority to modern Star Culture. Since then, Easter Eggs in films are a the equivalent of an in-joke than many live action films incorporate, the animated bloopers an attempt to make the animation appeared more humanized to the target audience<br /> <br /> Disney, famously incorporate bloopers into their films. The 1994 film, The Lion King, incorporated one such scene with Nathan Lane. In the film, Simba, Timon and Pumbaa are trying to establish a plan to distract the Cheetahs on Pride Rock. Lane famously adlibbed the line “what do you want me to do? Dress in drag and do a hula?” (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JWk0O8tLtPE) This added to the hilarity of what would otherwise be a serious scene. Because of this internal blooper, the animators had to edit storyboards and create an animated scene based around an in-joke. The 1992 film Aladdin similarly has Robin Williams adlibbing for the majority of the film, causing animators (ESSAY INTERRUPTED DUE TO FILMING PRIORITIES)<br /> <br /> ''Note to the reader pt 2<br /> We have killed the actors Logan and Gareth. Please take a moment of silence for our fallen comrades.<br /> We’ve just had lunch, starting action at 13:13 (sounds ominous doesn’t it?). Dan has shot me with a cross bow four times now, and me and Adam have done a very snazzy YSTV logo on the board. We’re professionals ☺ The windows here in spring Lane keep opening and closing with no control, there may be an apocalypse coming, dear reader…….. but because of this it means filming is interrupted an awful lot.''&quot;</div>

ATye https://wiki.ystv.co.uk/index.php?title=Point_and_Shoot&diff=9851 2017-06-22T13:41:59Z

<p>ATye: </p> <hr /> <div>{{Production Info<br /> | name = Point and Shoot<br /> | url = Watch Online link<br /> | logofile = Image File Name (optional)<br /> | logoalt = There's nothing here yet!<br /> | genre = Comedy, Action<br /> | broadcast = Not Yet Aired<br /> | start date = See above<br /> | end date = And again<br /> | episodes = 1<br /> | producers = Adam Tye<br /> }}<br /> <br /> '''Point and Shoot''' is an Action/Comedy short film about a shadowy bounty hunter society on campus. Members can receive contracts on each other, with successful eliminations granting the victor a guaranteed 2:1 or higher in their degree. The society is presented within the film as being without real, physical weaponry and so the film adopts a 'prop-less' aesthetic to match. It pays homages to a number of different films, from ''Sergio Leone's'' '''The Good, The Bad and The Ugly''' to ''Edgar Wright's'' '''Hot Fuzz''' (itself, a send-up of action movies).<br /> <br /> ==Story==<br /> A ruthless assassin has a price placed on her head and is forced to fend for her life.<br /> <br /> ==Cast==<br /> '''Main Characters'''<br /> *Roxanne Spencer as The Assassin<br /> *Carrie Morrison as the First Bounty Hunter<br /> *Lucy Maines as the Second Bounty Hunter<br /> *Logan Hawley as the first one that Roxanne's characters kills I haven't come up with the names yet give me time kthanxbye<br /> <br /> '''Extras'''<br /> *Gareth as guy who barely puts up a fight<br /> *Morgan as woman who needs to take cover better<br /> *[[Kenric Yuen]] as badass archer who unfortunately is only in the film for a few seconds<br /> *[[Dan Maher]] as crossbow guy (also known as the cheater)<br /> <br /> ==Locations==<br /> Filming took place over three days, covering roughly four scenes in total. The geography and relation of scenes to one another was not designed to make sense, out of convenience so the crew could choose the best location on the day of filming. Adam appreciates that this may intensely irritate University of York students and alumni.<br /> <br /> '''Scene 1 - The First Fight'''<br /> Filmed in one of the top floors of the Spring Lane building. The final shot of Roxanne walking out through the rotating doors was shot at the back of the building. Adam foolishly thought this would take only a couple of hours to film - in actuality, it took roughly five. This was the second scene to be shot in total and was filmed on the second day of production.<br /> <br /> '''Scene 2 - The Text Message'''<br /> Set just outside the Costa near James Porters and YUSU.<br /> Fun fact: whilst carrying a table, Adam spilt water all over his crotch in a most unfortunate manner. Unfortunately it was not a sunny day and so took some time to dry out.<br /> This was the third scene to be shot and was filmed on the third day of production.<br /> <br /> '''Scene 3 - The Second Fight'''<br /> Shot just outside that hall where they have the poster sale next to the Costa, overlooking the lake. This was the first scene to be shot and was filmed on the first day of production.<br /> <br /> '''Scene 4 - The Mexican Standoff/The Duo'''<br /> Filming for this took place on Walmgate Stray.<br /> This was the final scene to be shot and was filmed on the third day of production.<br /> <br /> ==Roxanne's Essay==<br /> During the first scene, Roxanne's character can be seen typing what is presumably an essay onto a laptop. The essay has been included below, for Posterity's sake:<br /> <br /> :::::There’s a stranger in my bed<br /> There’s a pounding in my head<br /> Theres flamingos in the pool<br /> Is this a hickey or a bruise<br /> I smell like a mini bar<br /> Teachers passed out in the yard <br /> It’s a blacked out blurr but I’m pretty sure it ruled<br /> Oh yeah<br /> Last Friday night<br /> Think I took to many shots then we danced on table tops last Friday night<br /> <br /> From the day we arrived on the planet<br /> And blinking steped into the sun<br /> There is more to see than can ever be seen<br /> More to do than can ever be done<br /> There’s far to much to take in here more to find than can ever be found<br /> With the sun rolling high <br /> In the sapphire sky <br /> Each great and small<br /> On the endless round<br /> It’s the circle of life<br /> And it moves us all<br /> Through despaire and hope <br /> Through faith and love <br /> Til we find our place<br /> On the path unwinding<br /> It’s the circle<br /> The circle of life<br /> <br /> The minute you walked in the joint<br /> I could see you were a man of distinction<br /> A real big spender<br /> Good looking <br /> So refined<br /> Say wouldn’t you like to know whats going on in my mind<br /> So let me get right to the point<br /> I don’t pop my cork for every guy I see<br /> Hey big spender<br /> Spend a little time with me<br /> <br /> Summer. Europe. A view over the city. These are the basic ingredients. And a river running through it. Yes a river, running through the city, with a couple at the waters edge, these are the basic ingredients. The woman? Young and beautiful, naturally. The man? Older, sensitive naturally. Yes a naturally sensitive man, with a taste for power, who knows this is wrong. They both know this is wrong / Exactly<br /> /They’re making love in the mans apartment<br /> They’re what?<br /> Making love. Making love in the mans apartment. A luxury apartment naturally, with a view over the entire city, these are the basic ingredients.<br /> The woman cries out, her golden hair cascading over the bed, her eyes widen, her knuckles tighten, there are tears in her eyes. <br /> THE APPARTMENT IS BEAUTIFULY FURNISHED<br /> What?<br /> Of course the apartment is beautifully furnished. Obviously it would have high ceilings and oak walls. And the tall windows would have views over Notre Dame, the great ____ and _______ to name but a few. ….. (This wasn’t my monologue so I paraphrased and can’t remember the rest.)<br /> … And the man/<br /> lets say he grunts?<br /> What?<br /> Lets say he grunts yes, but not the course grunt of a mechanic. Rather the sophisticated grunt of a man of power and influence… (Not my monologue again, sorry)<br /> Absolutely not.<br /> (This part is me) Absolutly not, but the grunt of a man who breakfasts on one continent and lunches on another. Who flies first class with linen napkins and a comprehensive wine list. These are the basic ingredients<br /> That kind of grunt <br /> That kind of man<br /> That kind of light<br /> What kind of light?<br /> The kind of light that streams in through the window, that catches her hair as it cascades (Nope, not mine again but the gist is about how beautiful the light is) <br /> <br /> ''People may be wondering why I am writing the lyrics to Katy Perry’s ‘Last Friday Night,’ The Lion Kings opening song, Sweet Charities ‘Hey Big Spender’, and part of the second scenario of Martin Crimps ‘Attempts on her Lives,’ (A script I highly recommend a read, very interesting concepts and ideas on plot/structure). Well, I shall tell you, dear reader, it is because I am an assassin. Not a real one, mind you, just an actor in a film assassin, if I was a real assassin I’d have paid of my student loan months ago. See, Adam Tye has made a really fun film and given me the opportunity to act in it, and so far I’m finding it very fun. For the past maybe 30mins, I’ve been asked. Ive now been asked to write a five thousand word essay by Adam on “The Lion King bloopers” so I shall attempt this now.''<br /> <br /> The Lion King Bloopers, and essay in comparison to Disney’s animated bloopers and Pixar’s animated bloopers<br /> <br /> Disney is arguably the most famous of the two animated studios, although Pixar may have the superior technique when it comes to the animation quality. Pixar first challenged hand drawn animation with CGI in 1995, although Disney has continued reserved the tradition of the hand drawn animation for their most well know characters and stories (E.G: Winnie the Pooh, 2011). Since 1995, both companies have competed to have the highest gross (Pixar, Toy Story 3 $1,063.2million. Disney, The Force Awakens $936,662,225). However, for years both companies have competed not just financially, but also via the amount of entertainment they provided.<br /> <br /> Bloopers are one of the most important aspects of behind the scenes in any film production, they allow the audience to see a humanized version of figures the public look up to, linking the majority to modern Star Culture. Since then, Easter Eggs in films are a the equivalent of an in-joke than many live action films incorporate, the animated bloopers an attempt to make the animation appeared more humanized to the target audience<br /> <br /> Disney, famously incorporate bloopers into their films. The 1994 film, The Lion King, incorporated one such scene with Nathan Lane. In the film, Simba, Timon and Pumbaa are trying to establish a plan to distract the Cheetahs on Pride Rock. Lane famously adlibbed the line “what do you want me to do? Dress in drag and do a hula?” (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JWk0O8tLtPE) This added to the hilarity of what would otherwise be a serious scene. Because of this internal blooper, the animators had to edit storyboards and create an animated scene based around an in-joke. The 1992 film Aladdin similarly has Robin Williams adlibbing for the majority of the film, causing animators (ESSAY INTERRUPTED DUE TO FILMING PRIORITIES)<br /> <br /> ''Note to the reader pt 2<br /> We have killed the actors Logan and Gareth. Please take a moment of silence for our fallen comrades.<br /> We’ve just had lunch, starting action at 13:13 (sounds ominous doesn’t it?). Dan has shot me with a cross bow four times now, and me and Adam have done a very snazzy YSTV logo on the board. We’re professionals ☺ The windows here in spring Lane keep opening and closing with no control, there may be an apocalypse coming, dear reader…….. but because of this it means filming is interrupted an awful lot.''</div>

ATye https://wiki.ystv.co.uk/index.php?title=Point_and_Shoot&diff=9850 2017-06-22T13:21:13Z

<p>ATye: </p> <hr /> <div>{{Production Info<br /> | name = Point and Shoot<br /> | url = Watch Online link<br /> | logofile = Image File Name (optional)<br /> | logoalt = There's nothing here yet!<br /> | genre = Comedy, Action<br /> | broadcast = Not Yet Aired<br /> | start date = See above<br /> | end date = And again<br /> | episodes = 1<br /> | producers = Adam Tye<br /> }}<br /> <br /> '''Point and Shoot''' is an Action/Comedy short film about a shadowy bounty hunter society on campus. Members can receive contracts on each other, with successful eliminations granting the victor a guaranteed 2:1 or higher in their degree. The society is presented within the film as being without real, physical weaponry and so the film adopts a 'prop-less' aesthetic to match. It pays homages to a number of different films, from ''Sergio Leone's'' '''The Good, The Bad and The Ugly''' to ''Edgar Wright's'' '''Hot Fuzz''' (itself, a send-up of action movies).<br /> <br /> ==Story==<br /> A ruthless assassin has a price placed on her head and is forced to fend for her life.<br /> <br /> ==Cast==<br /> '''Main Characters'''<br /> *Roxanne Spencer as The Assassin<br /> *Carrie Morrison as the First Bounty Hunter<br /> *Lucy Maines as the Second Bounty Hunter<br /> *Logan Hawley as the first one that Roxanne's characters kills I haven't come up with the names yet give me time kthanxbye</div>

ATye https://wiki.ystv.co.uk/index.php?title=Point_and_Shoot&diff=9849 2017-06-22T13:12:37Z

<p>ATye: </p> <hr /> <div>{{Production Info<br /> | name = Point and Shoot<br /> | url = Watch Online link<br /> | logofile = Image File Name (optional)<br /> | logoalt = There's nothing here yet!<br /> | genre = Comedy, Action<br /> | broadcast = Not Yet Aired<br /> | start date = See above<br /> | end date = And again<br /> | episodes = 1<br /> | producers = Adam Tye<br /> }}<br /> <br /> '''Point and Shoot''' is an Action/Comedy short film about a shadowy bounty hunter society on campus. Members can receive contracts on each other, with successful eliminations granting the victor a guaranteed 2:1 or higher in their degree. The society is presented within the film as being without real, physical weaponry and so the film adopts a 'prop-less' aesthetic to match. It pays homages to a number of different films, from ''Sergio Leone's'' '''The Good, The Bad and The Ugly''' to ''Edgar Wright's'' '''Hot Fuzz''' (itself, a send-up of action movies).</div>

ATye https://wiki.ystv.co.uk/index.php?title=Point_and_Shoot&diff=9848 2017-06-22T13:11:15Z

<p>ATye: </p> <hr /> <div>{{Production Info<br /> | name = Point and Shoot<br /> | url = Watch Online link<br /> | logofile = Image File Name (optional)<br /> | logoalt = There's nothing here yet!<br /> | genre = Comedy, Action<br /> | broadcast = Not Yet Aired<br /> | start date = See above<br /> | end date = And again<br /> | episodes = 1<br /> | producers = Adam Tye<br /> }}<br /> <br /> '''Point and Shoot''' is an Action/Comedy short film about a shadowy bounty hunter society on campus. Members can receive contracts on each other, with successful eliminations granting the victor a guaranteed 2:1 or higher in their degree. The society is presented within the film as being without real, physical weaponry and so the film adopts a 'prop-less' aesthetic to match. It pays homages to a number of different films, from Sergio Leone's '''The Good, The Bad and The Ugly''' to ''Edgar Wright's'' '''Hot Fuzz''' (itself, a send-up of action movies).</div>

ATye https://wiki.ystv.co.uk/index.php?title=Point_and_Shoot&diff=9847 2017-06-22T13:08:35Z

<p>ATye: </p> <hr /> <div>{{Production Info<br /> | name = Point and Shoot<br /> | url = Watch Online link<br /> | logofile = Image File Name (optional)<br /> | logoalt = There's nothing here yet!<br /> | genre = Comedy, Action<br /> | broadcast = Not Yet Aired<br /> | start date = See above<br /> | end date = And again<br /> | episodes = 1<br /> | producers = Adam Tye<br /> }}<br /> <br /> ''Point and Shoot'' is an Action/Comedy short film about a shadowy bounty hunter society on campus. Members can receive contracts on each other, with successful eliminations granting the victor a guaranteed 2:1 or higher in their degree. The twist? This society doesn't use guns or weapons of any kind. At least, not real ones, anyway.</div>

ATye https://wiki.ystv.co.uk/index.php?title=Point_and_Shoot&diff=9846 2017-06-22T13:03:20Z

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ATye https://wiki.ystv.co.uk/index.php?title=Point_and_Shoot&diff=9845 2017-06-22T12:57:07Z

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ATye https://wiki.ystv.co.uk/index.php?title=Point_and_Shoot&diff=9734 2017-06-21T21:33:42Z

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ATye https://wiki.ystv.co.uk/index.php?title=Point_and_Shoot&diff=9733 2017-06-21T21:30:58Z

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