| | |Media & Performing Arts | | |BTEC Extended |Assignment Title: Script 1 | |Diploma Level 3 |
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An XSS scenario without the use of “Script” and <> Usually when testing for XSS vulnerabilities‚ we normally use the attack vectors <script>alert(111)</script> ‚ <body onload=alert(111)/> etc. If the developer has implemented a blacklist serverside validation for <> and script‚ we will not get satisfactory test results. But in some scenarios we can successfully demonstrate an XSS attack even without using the above mentioned vectors. This new scenario is mainly
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interview until you have received instructor feedback on your script and questions. I spoke with you Wednesday June 11th in regards to my meeting appointment which will occur before the due date of the questions to be submitted. Thank you for allowing me to compete the assignment before the due date. 2. Draft the questions that you intend to ask the key informant. Please note that it is important to write a clear and detailed script for your introduction‚ the exact questions you will ask‚ and
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the call center. The report explains‚ “Several organizations are still scripting their contact center conversations‚ either due to regulatory concerns or because they are worried agents will not say the right things to customers. While following a script ensures that an agent is passing on the exact message that the brand wants‚ heavily scripted conversations can put customers off by appearing too robotic and detached.” As we mentioned‚ scripting usually becomes a problem as soon as it leads to
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WHO ARE YOU is a character driven drama. The script offers two potentially complex and intriguing characters in Ethan and Holly. The idea of a famous photographer going blind and being forced to rely on a caring nurse has merit. The story is driven by the themes of second chances and healing. While the idea is intriguing‚ unfortunately‚ the script doesn’t deliver the promise of the premise. There are several areas that are worth discussing. First‚ there’s a solid and compelling inciting event when
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me as this is the first time I have written a shooting script. Overall‚ I feel that‚ I need to have more writing experience. I think‚ in general‚ coming out with characters that has depth is quite a challenge. A lot of times I face with having difficulties in coming out with a script that shows subtext. The way David and I tried to rectify this problem is to actually write the dialogues‚ act it out and make the necessary changes to the script. We also worked with Julian (Nate) and Alix (Amy) with
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(visual presentation) SPEAKING ACTIVITY INPUT OUTPUT FUNCTION • conveying information • entertainment READING WRITING • documents related to activities • planning‚ organising and presenting ideas • using appropriate style and format for writing scripts THE CLASS IX VIDEO/RADIO SHOW MAIN COURSE BOOK THE CLASS IX VIDEO/ RADIO SHOW In this unit you produce your own Class IX Radio or Video Programme. Project: A - The Class IX Radio Show N I 4 U Details A.1. First‚ you will hear a local radio
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LAND OF THE BRAVE LORD is an ambitious dramatic script with fantasy features. The script contains solid themes about never giving up‚ fighting against the odds‚ and overcoming hardship. Greek mythology is also interwoven into the structure. The idea of an unfulfilled and unsatisfied husband trying to find his own way in life and overshadowed by his wife has merit. The idea of inheriting a family coffee plantation is solid. It’s a plot that the audience can easily relate with. The goal initially
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bunch of guardian angels‚ The Zebras. To start the process of getting the production underway‚ the first element was choosing the right script and production for our cast. The class is made up of 16 students of which four chose to be crew members. To narrow down a production that had 12 equal parts proved to be a challenge. The class read through 4 different scripts briefly and eliminated
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Getting Started #ORG $StartScript Lock Faceplayer #ORG : beginning of a script Lock : Locks down the character you activate in the game so that they won’t move around while the script is running. Faceplayer : makes them turn to face the player. GotCookie : What is highlighted in blue is a Variable name. You can use any word you want for a variable name but there can’t be any puntuation in it. Displaying a message #ORG $ShowText Lock Faceplayer message $NoCookie $NoCookie 1 =
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