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The document provides an overview of the cinematography, mise-en-scene, editing, sound, and performances used in the short film "2AM." It describes key scenes and techniques: Scene 1 introduces the smiling man with a zoom and over-the-shoulder shot. Scene 4 shows a fast-paced chase as the smiling man pursues the male. Dramatic music and a cliffhanger ending are used. Throughout, sound and editing heighten tension during scenes with the smiling man.
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The document provides an overview of the cinematography, mise-en-scene, sound design, editing, and performances in the short film "2AM." Key elements discussed include a zoom-in shot introducing the smiling man character; deserted streets setting a lonely, unknown tone; fast-paced camerawork during a climax chase scene; dramatic music building tension; and facial expressions and movements conveying fear and unease. Screenshots from the film are included with each section for reference.
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1) The short film is a horror/thriller that takes place at night and follows a man walking alone on the street.
2) He notices a strange man walking towards him who is moving oddly and constantly smiling. This disrupts the man's walk and causes him to react.
3) Though the man crosses the street, feeling safe, his sense of equilibrium is disrupted again when he turns and finds the strange man suddenly standing behind him with a smile.
Analysis of a short film
This analysis summarizes a short romantic comedy film called "Love Sick". It describes the opening scene where the main character is upset after a breakup. It then details his journey of seeing another girl who he falls for at first sight, but faces comedic barriers in trying to meet her like missing a train. In the end, he manages to meet the girl, only to discover she has a boyfriend, mirroring the plot of the analyzed film's short film. The analysis concludes by describing the credits sequence and how it follows industry standard practice.
Evaluation question 2
This storyboard outlines 6 scenes for a film: 1) A nighttime time-lapse of cars in a city; 2) A medium shot of a businessman under a bridge introducing a main character; 3) A long shot across a river introducing a tramp character; 4) Close-ups of a businessman getting fired showing his emotion and walking away from his boss; 5) A low angle shot of the boss to show his power; 6) Stop motion footage of coins building up continuing a money theme.
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The document analyzes the opening sequence of the James Bond film Quantum of Solace. It describes the sequence through a series of shots that start wide establishing shots of mountains and move closer to show a car driving through a dark tunnel. The shots continue with quick close-ups of the car and characters as tension builds through the music. The sequence culminates in a high-speed car chase of the main character as he is pursued, establishing the action conventions of the film.
Analysis of exciting Action film openings
The document analyzes the opening sequence of the James Bond film Quantum of Solace. It describes the sequence through a series of shots that start wide establishing shots of mountains and move closer to show a car driving through a dark tunnel. The shots continue with quick close-ups of the car and characters as tension builds through the music. The sequence culminates in a high-speed car chase of the main character escaping from the tunnel.
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In this scene analysis of Zombie Land, the following key details are provided:
- Columbus is at a gas station representing the rules of survival as zombies chase him, showing the comedic tone. The abandoned gas station is set at night to build suspense.
- A new character is introduced, shocking Columbus and the audience as they believed he was the only human. This character's background is mysterious.
- The scene of their meeting is on an abandoned road with many abandoned cars, representing the tragedy of what has occurred and how many lives were lost.
Zombie land overview new
In this scene from Zombie Land, Columbus is at a gas station talking about the rules of survival from zombies. As he explains the rules, zombies appear and chase after him. The gas station is abandoned, representing the aftermath of the zombie outbreak. Later, a new character is introduced, shocking Columbus and the audience. This character is mysterious as his backstory and survival tactics are unknown. This scene is set on an abandoned road surrounded by empty cars, showing the tragedy and loss from the zombie situation.
Analysis of existing romance films
The document analyzes opening scenes from several romance films. It describes the shots, music, credits and other elements used in the openings of The Notebook, Dear John, and The Holiday. Common techniques across the openings include slow music to set a calm tone, establishing shots of locations, changing credit positions depending on the shots, and narrative elements to provide context. The openings aim to quickly set the genre and introduce characters through visuals and audio before the main stories begin.
Bond opening
The document analyzes the opening sequence of the James Bond film Quantum of Solace. It describes the sequence through a series of shots that start wide establishing shots of mountains and move closer to show a car driving through a dark tunnel. Quick close-up shots build tension as the music intensifies, showing bullets and the front of a black car. The sequence uses conventions like fast pacing, cars, helicopters and music to set up an exciting action chase scene and introduce the main character James Bond pursuing someone through the tunnel.
Zombie land overview new
In this scene analysis of the movie Zombie Land, Columbus is at a gas station talking about the rules of survival as zombies chase him. The gas station is abandoned to show the aftermath of the zombie outbreak. When a new character is introduced, it is shocking because they thought they were the only humans left. This scene is set on an abandoned road surrounded by empty cars to portray the tragedy of what has occurred. Throughout the film, heavy metal music plays during both dialogue and action scenes to match the zombie horror genre. Editing is used to demonstrate the survival rules and special effects show gory zombie killings.
Analysing film openings
An AS Level analysis of four film openings. These films are Clueless, Drive, The Perks Of Being A Wallflower and My Sisters Keeper.
The opening sequence analysis of the shining
The opening sequence of The Shining establishes the setting through a series of shots. It begins with the Warner Brothers logo, then shows zooming establishing shots of a rural landscape by a body of water. Aerial shots show a car traveling down a winding road towards the mountains. As the credits roll, the camera follows the car through the mountains, passing trees and other vehicles. It eventually reveals the isolated hotel where most of the story takes place.
Editing action vs rom com
The Quantum of Solace opening scene uses fast-paced editing with frequent jump cuts between close-up shots of cars, guns, and drivers to depict a tense car chase, establishing it as an action film genre. The Love Actually opening scene features soft music and muted ambient sounds as it slowly introduces various stories of romance using basic continuity editing and slow motion shots of emotional airport reunions, characterizing it as a romantic comedy. Analysis of the sound design and editing in each sequence provides insights into how they effectively set the tone for their respective genres.
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Copyright law protects original creative works by giving the creator exclusive rights over the use of their work for a fixed period of time. It prevents others from copying, distributing, or adapting the work without permission. Risk assessments and safety precautions are also important for film productions to identify and address potential hazards to ensure everyone's health and safety during the production. Public liability insurance and background checks help protect the production and participants, especially if children are involved, as special rules apply regarding their working conditions and content exposure.
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BECTU was a trade union that supported people working in media industries through negotiating pay rates and working conditions, providing insurance, and advising contractors. It set minimum pay rates for different jobs and ensured standard employment terms through collective bargaining between employers and employees. The union also offered education, networking opportunities, and one-on-one support to help media professionals with issues like taxes, benefits, and career development. BECTU is now part of the larger Prospect union.
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Ofcom regulates what is shown on TV and video on demand in the UK. They set watershed times after which more adult content can air. Ofcom's codes of practice are most relevant for determining when a film trailer can air based on its rating. The Advertising Standards Authority regulates advertisements on TV and in sponsored shows, but would likely not be relevant unless the film uses product placement, though that is allowed. Paying attention to advertising rules could allow a trailer for a 15 rated film to air before watershed if it is edited to a 12 rating.
Pre production docuementation
The document discusses various types of documentation needed during film pre-production. This includes a script to outline the vision, storyboard to plan shots, a budget to determine costs, a recce and risk assessment of locations, a production schedule to manage time efficiently, contributor release forms to comply with legal requirements, call sheets to inform cast and crew of schedules, equipment booking forms to manage assets, and an edit decision list to organize footage for editing. All of these help plan practical elements and protect legal interests during the pre-production process.
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The British Board of Film Classification (BBFC) is responsible for classifying and censoring films shown in UK cinemas and on television based on their content. Films are rated using an age rating system from U to 18. The BBFC examines each film and assigns it a rating based on factors like violence, language, drug use, and nudity. This ensures children and teenagers can only view films appropriate for their age. Common examples of films for each rating are provided. In the end, the BBFC system aims to allow all age groups access to entertainment while protecting younger viewers from potentially unsuitable content.
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1. Ideas generation is the process of developing abstract, concrete, or visual ideas and bringing concepts to reality through construction, innovation, and development.
2. A proposal presents a potential solution to a customer and includes details like the main idea, title, running time, characters, and crew roles to represent the idea and stay organized.
3. A script provides all character lines and details like transitions, shots, and takes to allow the producer to visualize the story and make changes.
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Copyright law protects original creative works like art, music, writing, and films from being copied or reused without permission for a fixed period of time. It prevents others from stealing ideas and replicating works. If someone violates copyright by using a protected work without consent, they can face legal consequences. Common creative works are protected under copyright for many decades after the creator's death to ensure they retain control over how their works are used.
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3) The genres of Zombie Land are monsters/zombies and comedy/horror, while Sing Street's genres are music/songs, romance, and fantasy sequences during songs. Both films meet audience expectations in different ways.
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- 1. Overview of 2AM Emily Kelly
- 2. Cinematography • Scene 1- The boy walking down the street. He then sees the ‘ smiling man’ walking towards him .During this part of the scene, the camera zooms in on the males face capturing the moment he sees the smiling man. Then there is over the shoulder camera shot where the smiling man is introduced. • Doing this shows the Horror genre within the short film.
- 3. Screenshot:
- 4. Mise En Scene: • Scene 1- The paths and roads are abandoned, representing the setting and how there is only the male and the smiling man outside. There is a sense of the unknown throughout the scene due to it being quiet and dark.
- 5. Screenshot:
- 6. Cinematography: • Scene 4- The smiling man is now after the male. The male believes he is safe when the smiling man walks the other way. However it all changes when the smiling man turns round and goes after him. • The camera shot is now fast paced to represent the climax to the short film.
- 7. Screenshot:
- 8. Mise En Scene: • Scene 4- Dramatic music is added to show the horror genre. The man thinks he has lost the smiling man and starts to feel relieved. However the smiling man appears in front of him. • This is when the short film ends and is left on a cliff-hanger.
- 9. Screenshot:
- 10. Sound throughout 2AM: • Throughout 2AM sound is used in key scenes to represent the horror when the smiling man is first introduced and when the smiling man goes after the man in the street. • Doing this in the short film, makes the scenes more realistic and draws the audience in more.
- 11. Editing: • The editing throughout the short film is used when the tension scenes are on. • When the man is running away from the smiling man, the music quickens and the camera angels change.
- 12. Screenshot:
- 13. Performance: • The performance of the man when seeing the smiling man is shown through facial expressions and speech. • The performance of the smiling man shows the horror genre from the way he is represented and from the way he walks.