Analysis of tv show and film openings
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The opening establishes the narrative by showing the main character, a girl, playing with a toy soldier in the rain, indicating the story will be about her wanting to be a soldier. Mise-en-scene creates atmosphere through shots focused on the girl, the use of props like the toy soldier, and stormy weather that suggests a sad and complicated plot. Characters are introduced by showing the main character's name in the opening. Various film techniques like lighting, music, camera shots and the intriguing story hinted at through the weather aim to engage audiences and make them want to watch the show to learn more.
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The document lists props needed for a film opening including boxing equipment such as headgear, gloves, shorts, and shoes as well as a bedroom and gym equipment including a skipping rope, practice bag, and pads for a workout.
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Mise-en-scene refers to elements of film production and theater that tell a story, including set design, lighting, costumes, location, acting, and space. The six key areas of mise-en-scene are set design, lighting, costume, location, acting, and space. Color and costumes are used to match characters' personalities, whether good or bad. Lighting is used to focus viewers' attention on specific characters or create mood. Props, location, blocking/performance, and lighting are all elements that directors manipulate to tell visual stories through their films.
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The document lists equipment for a film project, including an iPhone 6 for photos and test footage from the audience perspective of a boxing match, a Nikon 3300 camera to give the film a professional appearance and shoot the opening scene, and a drone to capture an establishing shot of a character walking towards a window in the wake up scene.
Target audience considerations
The document discusses how the intended audience would engage with and respond to a film opening about a young amateur boxer. It suggests that the target audience would be males ages 10 and older, especially athletes and sports fans, as they would be interested in the fighting and action elements. The opening is intended to engage audiences through fast-paced rap music, exciting fighting scenes showing blood and muscles, and creating suspense around whether the main character wins their boxing match. Viewers would expect conventions of the sports and action genres like training montages and fights occurring in a boxing ring.
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Location plans
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The opening will show a flashback to the main character, an amateur boxer, losing his previous match due to cheating. It will then show him waking up determined to train harder for his upcoming fight. The training sequence at the gym will be intercut with shots from the previous match to show he is motivated to avenge his loss. Key shots will focus on the boxer's face as he thinks back to the cheating in the previous fight while training intensely with his trainer and gym partner to prepare for his next opponent.
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The document summarizes audience feedback from a survey about expectations for a film about a boxer. Respondents expected the boxer's clothing to be authentic brands like Everlast, Nike, or Adidas. Most wanted to see both a love story and for the boxer to win but some to lose. They anticipated the main character would be aggressive, strong, and determined. In terms of scenes, respondents envisioned the gym as either modern or old-fashioned and wanted the film opening to show a fight, training, or glimpses of the character's life.
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The document is a shot list for the opening of a film about a boxer. It outlines 17 shots, many of which show the boxer waking up, training at the gym, and fighting in the ring. The shots include high angles, low angles, close ups, and medium close ups to follow the boxer through his daily routine and show him training and fighting as he prepares for his next match in the ring.
Script brawl film opening
The documentary begins with the sounds of a boxing match followed by shots of a fighter winning a fight in the ring to the cheers of the crowd. It then cuts to the boxer waking up from an alarm and stretching after sleeping. Drone footage shows the boxer looking out the window, contemplating his day. The summary alternates between scenes of the boxer's intense training at the gym and his fighting in the ring, with a title sequence running.
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The opening scene of Frozen 2 establishes the setting as a wintry landscape where men cut ice from a frozen lake. A low angle shot depicts the men as strong and powerful as they work. A long shot shows a small child among the men, emphasizing his small stature. The empty sleigh and child's suggestion of other characters hint at the narrative of the film. Dim lighting and a spotlight reflect the time of day, while cutting sounds sync with the opening song's rhythm.
Georgia media trailer analysis
This trailer for the film A Girl Like Her takes place in a stereotypical high school setting. Through the use of point-of-view camerawork and a documentary style, the trailer shows the perspective of both the bullies and the girl being bullied. The editing uses a montage of short clips to depict the bullying and leave the audience wondering what will happen next. The music and sound design help establish the mood and intensity of the scenes. The trailer conveys the story of a girl being bullied and having to find a way to prove herself, targeting teenage girls as its audience.
A girl like her analysis
The teaser trailer analyzes the mise-en-scene, target audience, camerawork, editing, and sound used in the film "A Girl Like Her." The mise-en-scene examines the lighting, costumes, and settings shown in the school and character's homes. The target audience is likely 16-25 year olds due to intense scenes. The camerawork uses a handheld, fish-eye lens to give an unsteady perspective. The editing uses montage, text graphics, and transitions between scenarios. The soundtrack shifts from upbeat to dark and dramatic to emphasize the changing story and climax.
Opening shots
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Genre research
The document discusses various elements of drama films and how they are used to create realism and immerse the viewer. It notes that dramas typically use darker lighting and tones to draw focus. Costumes and props are also kept realistic to match the time period and characters. Music, fonts, and locations are selected carefully by directors to further submerge viewers in the world of the story and characters while maintaining believability. Characters are often purposefully distanced yet relatable to keep viewers invested. Overall dramatic elements aim to make stories and situations feel like they could truly occur to keep the viewer engaged in the narrative.
Genre research
The document discusses elements of drama films that help create realism and immerse the viewer. It notes that dramas often use dark lighting and colors to draw focus. Locations, costumes, and props are kept realistic to relate to audiences and enhance realism. Characters are written to be serious yet relatable so viewers become invested. Music and fonts are chosen deliberately based on the story and director's vision to further subliminal messages or attract audiences. The conclusion emphasizes using these dramatic techniques like realistic elements and subtle meaning through colors, music and fonts to create an immersive drama film.
Lovely Bones Opening Sequence
The film Lovely Bones is a drama, fantasy, and thriller genre. It tells the story of a young girl who is murdered and waits in the "in between space" to move on. The opening music is soft and peaceful when she is a child but becomes creepy to hint at what will happen. Camera shots include close ups, zooms, and pans to set the scene and show the girl's excitement and energy in a naturalistic style reflecting the drama genre. Edits include cuts between scenes and a photo fading to black as the girl says a line reflecting what is shown, foreshadowing the film's events. The film has a wide audience appeal through its genres and relatable characters.
Odd girl out
The document analyzes 9 screenshots from the teaser trailer for the film "The Odd Girl Out." It discusses the mise-en-scene, editing, camerawork, and other elements in each screenshot. Key details analyzed include characters' facial expressions and costumes, lighting, location, shot duration, transitions, and how these elements provide clues about the plot and create tension. The analysis finds that the teaser starts as a teen drama but takes a darker turn, possibly making it a teen thriller as well. The teaser is effective at leaving the audience wondering what will happen to the main character.
Question 1 media
The document discusses conventions used in film openings for romance genres. It provides examples of conventions for setting the scene, introducing characters, using certain camera shots, sounds, and narration. Specifically, it notes that the film opening uses an establishing shot, natural lighting, melancholic music, mid shots of the characters, and narration from the female protagonist to set the tone and context. It analyzes how similar conventions were used in the filmmaker's opening, while also challenging the genre convention of using an enigma about the characters rather than just the title.
Taylor Swift - 9 Frame
The video tells the story of a romance between Taylor's character ("Juliet") and a boy she sees at her high school ("Romeo"). Various shots are used to establish settings and move the narrative along, including the high school, a castle, and a Victorian ball. Taylor gazes longingly at "Romeo" from a balcony at the ball. Their relationship progresses as they dance together intimately. References are made to Shakespeare's Romeo and Juliet story, with the video portraying a happier ending where "Romeo" and "Juliet" reunite and intend to stay together despite her father's disapproval.
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This document provides a micro-analysis of a short film about a Syrian girl's life. It shows her enjoying her birthday before explosions occur in her city. As things grow worse, her father packs up to leave as soldiers cause trouble. The camera remains focused on the girl to show the emotions Syrian children face. Shots are close up to focus on her expression. During explosions, the camera shakes more to increase tension. Sound effects like gunshots further distress the viewer. Quick cuts between scenes of her daily life build suspense over the changing situation in Syria.
The Notebook
The trailer for The Notebook uses various film techniques to portray romance and draw in audiences. Wide shots showcase the beautiful scenery and main character's desirability. Medium shots present the grand, romantic setting. Low angle shots make the male character appealing and romantic. The establishing shot provides relaxation. Clips throughout the film faded together reveal the emotions between the main couple without giving too much away.
Princess Diaries Opening Sequence
The document provides an analysis of the opening sequence of a teen drama film. It summarizes that simple shots are used to give the film a sense of realism and challenge conventions of the genre. Various characters are introduced, including an outcast main character. Music, camera angles, shots, editing, narrative, and mise-en-scene are all discussed as techniques that establish the genre and set the scene of a typical day for the main character.
Romance genre analysis on three teaser trailers
This document provides an analysis of romantic genre conventions seen in the teaser trailers for the movies The Vow and Safe Haven. Key conventions discussed include establishing romantic relationships and bonds between characters through close-ups, portraying tragedies that strain relationships, incorporating flashbacks, and using climactic moments to generate intrigue and emphasize passion between characters. The analysis aims to understand these conventions to help create an effective romantic genre teaser trailer that draws in audiences.
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The document discusses how the filmmaker attracted and addressed their target audience of teenagers and young adults through various elements of their opening film sequence. They used a variety of settings around London that different audiences could relate to. The main character is an attractive 18-year-old female that teenagers and young men could find appealing. Additional elements like costumes, sound design, and camera techniques were used to clearly signal that this was a horror film and attract audiences interested in that genre. A mysterious stone prop is featured throughout the sequence to intrigue audiences and make them want to learn more about its significance.
Romance Genre Analysis
The document provides an analysis of romantic genre conventions found in three romantic teaser trailers: The Vow, Safe Haven, and an unnamed third trailer. The analysis examines various shots and scenes in the trailers, identifying conventions like establishing intimacy between characters, portraying a tragedy that strains the relationship, using music and sound to emphasize important moments, and showing how the main characters meet and develop feelings for each other. The purpose is to understand romantic genre conventions to apply them to a teaser trailer the author is creating for a class project.
Question 1
In What Ways Does Your Media Product Use, Develop or Challenge Forms And Conventions Of Real Media Products?
Drake
1) The music video for "Hold On We're Going Home" by Drake establishes the setting of Miami in 1985 through title cards and 80s-inspired fonts and costumes.
2) The video introduces Drake celebrating at a business meeting before cutting to a mysterious woman alone in a dimly lit room, signaling her role as the "victim."
3) Drake receives a call informing him something has happened to the woman, prompting him to lead a group of men on a mission to rescue her, fulfilling the narrative stages of disruption and attempt to repair.
4) The video concludes with Drake and the woman reunited in a romantic moment, representing the achievement of rescuing her and their relationship as a classic
Trailer research; Urban drama, Horror & drama.
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1) "Sket" is an urban drama about girls fighting back in a rough neighborhood. The trailer uses quick cuts, music, and dialogue to showcase the violence and sisterhood between the girls.
2) "Oculus" is a horror film about a haunted mirror. The trailer builds suspense through unsteady music, quick cuts that leave scenes unfinished, and dialogue about the mirror's deadly past.
3) "A Fault in Our Stars" is a romantic drama based on a novel. The trailer focuses on the love story between two teens dealing with illness, using emotional music, intimate scenes of the couple, and voiceover about the transcendent nature of
John tucker must die opening analysis
The voiceover and editing style effectively set the story and engage the audience. The costumes and facial expressions help the audience relate to the characters and understand their personalities. The camera shots vary between close-ups, master shots, and high angles to show emotions and power dynamics. The non-diegetic music and dialogue establish the romantic comedy genre and provide characterization of both the girl and John Tucker.
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Analysis of tv show and film openings
- 1. Analysis of TV Show and Film Openings Our Girl – BBC TV How is the narrative established? The girl was walking around and jumping around under the rain and she looks happy then she picks up the toy soldier she fixes the hand and she puts it back together – this prop tells the audience what the narrative (story) is about. then the weather is stormy and this might give meaning to the audience about the type of plot that the TV show might have How is mise-en-scene used to create atmosphere? The main camera shots focuses on a girl – which is the same as the title. The camera shots focused on the girl, which show to the audience who’s the main character in this TV show and medium shot long shot close up shot, are used in this film opening and that help the audience about the story. The props are used are of a toy solider show that she wants to be a solider, picking up the toy soldier gives the audience possibly the meaning what is the story of the TV show about. The weather tells the audience what the narrative might feature, the weather is rainy and stormy it shows that the story is sad and complicated and makes the story interested. How are the characters introduced? The characters name came in the opening film that’s how they are introduced the main character introduced at first, the name of the main character came in first and the camera focused on the main character that’s how it lets the audience to know about the main character. How might the audience be engaged with the show? The lighting the music the camera shots and the weather makes the story interesting its shows its sad story and the girl wants to be a soldier that makes audience wants to watch the TV show and see what’s the story really about.