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The opening sequence of 21 Jump Street establishes the film as both an action and comedy genre. Scenes showing police uniforms and vehicles indicate it is an action film, while close-ups of the actors' comedic facial expressions reveal the comedy elements. Colorful shots of red and blue are used to represent the police, and close-ups of bullets, money, and chemistry props provide clues about the crime and plot elements in the movie. The sequence introduces the directors and producers and aims to give the audience a sense of the impact and mixed tones they can expect from the film.
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- The film uses montage editing to show the passage of time and develop the characters' repetitive routines. It also incorporates audio motifs and leaves some elements, like what is in the basement, ambiguous.
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This document contains notes from a film student on various cinematography techniques seen in short films that could be useful for their upcoming film project. It discusses the effective use of shaky cam, varied shot types, and mise-en-scene in the short film "Emergence." It also analyzes the cinematography and storytelling techniques of other short films like "Conflict," "Rear Window," and "Papa." The student reflects on how techniques like color saturation, blurred edges, and camera angles could help convey the intended mood and perspective in their own film.
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The document discusses several short films and techniques used in their filmmaking. It analyzes the use of shaky cam, varied shots, and mise-en-scene in "Emergence" and "Conflict." It also discusses the effective use of mise-en-scene to introduce characters and setting at the beginning of "Rear Window." The document considers how techniques like color saturation drainage, blurred edges, and canted angles in "PAPA" could be applied to convey the experience of a character coming off drugs. It also briefly summarizes the popularity of the TV show "Sherlock" and mentions considering audio track mixing in Adobe Premiere Pro to fade out music at the end of a film for enhanced
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The film challenged conventions by having a teenage girl as the "bad guy" instead of a man, in order to avoid stereotypes. It kept the stereotype of the vulnerable "damsel in distress" to create suspense for the audience. A teenage girl was used as the victim to have a bigger effect on the target teenage and girl audience.
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- 2. Analysis of opening sequence In 21 jump street they go in to a depth of what the film is actually about in the opening scene. They give you the genre as seen over a few of the clips, for example clip 3 shows props and costume . This tells me it is an action film because of the police car and uniform but also the glasses are iconic for policeman. However even though it looks like a action film it is also a comedy ,i no this because of clip 9 , there costumes are funny and wacky but also it being a mid shot give a clear showing of their faces ,showing the comedic expressions .this tells me even though they are the authority they still have silly side . This tells me the film is action based but also full of comedy. In scene 7 they focused on colour , they used bright red and blues this is iconic because thinking about those colours they make the me and also the audience automatically think of a police . In clip 4 it shows red and white strips with blue and white stars this automatically tells me that it is American , it also shows the name of the actor that is in the movie . In clip 5 they use a close up of bullets this is used to emphasis that it is a crime/action film. In clip 2 they use a extreme close up of the money this is to show us the detail of the money but also to emphasis the amount and thickness of it , telling me this plays a big part in the movie. This also gives us information of who the movie is produced by. In clips 1 it shows a explosion this could represent how the movie is going to have a impact on us as though it is going to hit us with everything it has got . It also shows who the film is directed by . In clip 8 it shows chemistry telling me this could be based in a school however it could also relate to drugs .they show the effect of the chemistry by using a close up .