Costume, Props and Locations
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The document discusses costume and prop design choices for several characters in a film. For the main character Alex, white is chosen to connote cleanliness and that he takes care of himself. For a flashback scene with Lucy, Alex will wear brighter colors like green and yellow to connote happier times. Lucy will wear a white dress and light makeup to appear sweet and vulnerable. James will wear a black suit and red tie to look professional and connote danger as a news reporter.
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4) Shots mix genre-typical angles with some challenges, like a high angle on a villain.
5) The soundtrack uses wind and eerie music to build suspense in a way
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This analysis summarizes a film poster. The main image depicts a boy with two different colored eyes, suggesting something is controlling him from within. Dark shadows and lighting give it a supernatural feel. The title "Insidious" is in red font at the bottom, possibly symbolizing thirst or decay. There is no tagline, leaving questions unanswered to create intrigue. The credits mention the director is James Wan, known for scary films like "Saw" and "Paranormal Activity," encouraging viewers to watch. Colors of white, red and blue are used, reflecting innocence being stripped away. It provides context without revealing too many plot details.
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The document discusses the makeup, set design, and costumes for characters in a film. For the character Ella, a young girl, a natural makeup look was used and her face appeared slightly fairer to suggest she may become possessed. Teddy bears were added to a bedroom set to make it appear more full for a scene taking place in a child's bedroom. The costumes were changed from the original pitch, with Grace dressed in blue and green to communicate her calm and logical character, and Ella in red and black to hint at danger and the unknown happening to her character.
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The document analyzes a teaser poster for a thriller film. It discusses various elements of the poster and their intended effects on the audience. Specifically, it notes that the protagonist Amy appears scared with bruises and dark circles, creating mystery and tension. The black and white color scheme, title font, and tagline are meant to convey connotations of danger, darkness, and the unknown. Overall, the poster aims to intrigue audiences and make them worry for the protagonist's safety through visual cues that foreshadow unknown threats without revealing full details.
Mise en-scene
Wiktor Kogut was chosen to play the antagonist/serial killer role because he is tall and intimidating, which makes him seem more threatening. He also has a quiet demeanor that could make his character seem sinister. Rhianna Clancy, who is 16 with blonde hair and brown eyes, was chosen for the protagonist/victim role because she fits some stereotypical conventions while also having acting experience. Props like a cloak, mask, phone, and knife will be used to hide the antagonist's identity and generate fear. The antagonist will wear black clothes to appear intimidating while the protagonist will dress casually to seem comfortable at home before things take a turn. Low lighting throughout the house will increase tension as the audience wonders
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MISE EN SCENE
Mise-en-scene refers to everything presented to the viewer within a single shot, including color, costume, props, set/location, blocking/performance, and lighting. These six elements are deliberately composed by the director to convey meaning and influence the audience's interpretation. For example, the color red may symbolize danger or evil, while white can portray purity. Costumes also provide clues to a character's personality and social class. Blocking determines the positioning of actors, and lighting is manipulated to set mood through high-key, low-key, or ambient techniques. Together, these components of mise-en-scene aim to create a sense of realism or verisimilitude for the audience.
Question 1
The document provides details on creative choices made for the opening sequence of a psychological thriller film. It describes setting the sequence in a normal-looking house to contrast with the danger that arises. It introduces the main character from the beginning while still creating suspicion around her. Throughout the sequence, hints are given that suggest the story and genre, such as the character's changing facial expressions and clothing choices with symbolic meanings. Sound, camerawork, titles, and other design elements are used to build tension and convey that not all is as it seems. The goal is to draw in the audience with an innocent setting before revealing a more disturbing side of the main character.
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The document discusses the costume choices for the characters in the short film "Behind Closed Doors". Mr. Wicks, a secondary school teacher, will be dressed smartly at school to portray respect and seriousness, but more casually at home to show his relaxed personality. Lucy, a 16-year-old student, will wear school uniform initially and then plain black and blue clothing on a non-school day. Mark, a disobedient student, will appear scruffy in an unbuttoned shirt and non-regulation sneakers to portray his rebellious attitude. Costume choices aim to convey the characters' personalities and foreshadow key events in the film.
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Mise en scène refers to everything presented within a scene or frame that helps tell the story, including settings, costumes, lighting, actors' positioning and expressions. Color is an important element of mise en scène that can be used to convey mood and symbolism. Dark or sinister colors may imply an evil mood or character, while light, positive colors can give an angelic or hopeful feeling. Costumes also provide cues through their style, materials and how the characters wear them. Formal detective-like outfits may suggest a mysterious or serious personality, while urban street clothes could mean less fortunate status. Lighting too creates atmosphere, with dark shadows implying negativity or danger versus full illumination representing innocence.
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This mise en scene plan outlines the visual elements that will be used to create tension and an unsettling atmosphere for the audience. Locations with dark buildings and open spaces surrounded by tall trees will trap characters and make the audience feel empty and tense. Black and white lighting and a non-naturalistic style will generate discomfort. The antagonist will wear light clothes contrasting her dangerous nature, emphasized by dark makeup. Meanwhile, the protagonist's school uniform aims to show how even normal people can be victims.
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The document discusses the various media technologies used by the author at different stages of their project. This included learning how to properly use a camera and boom microphone for filming, as well as software like Premiere, After Effects, Photoshop and InDesign for editing, adding effects, and assembling ancillary materials. Online apps like Slideshare, Prezi and Powtoon were also utilized to display information on the author's blog in an interactive way. The author had to overcome challenges with some of the new software and equipment through practice and online tutorials.
Development of house style
The document discusses plans for developing a consistent house style for a film project. It will use the color red to convey themes of passion and romance, and darker gray to represent the dark theme. Iconography on the poster and magazine cover will include a rose to symbolize romance without being overt. Based on audience research, the font for the poster will be simple, sophisticated and modern to match conventions of recent romance films, using the same font as the film production for continuity.
Development of house style magazine
The document discusses font choices for a magazine cover. It will use red, black and grey colours to match the film poster and promote the romance and tragedy themes. Red will be used more than dark colours since the target audience is female. Additional feminine colours like gold or pink may also be included. The cover will include details like barcodes, coverlines and flashes to attract female readers. Coverlines will relate to stereotypical female interests and flashes will offer incentives to read the magazine. Barcodes and prices are also important for marketing and sales. The masthead font will be bold to stand out from the key image. Other text will also be bold but not as much. Boxes and shapes will draw attention to important text.
Development of house style
The document discusses color, iconography, and font choices for a film poster. For color, red, black, and white were selected because red represents romance, black will attract male viewers, and white provides contrast. The most important icon is a rose to represent the relationship between the two main characters. For font, the same one used in the teaser trailer will be used for consistency, which is Century Gothic Std in lowercase to match the trailer and imply vulnerability without being too bold.
Composition of film posters
The document discusses different layout techniques for film posters, including grid layout (dividing space into rectangles), rule of thirds (dividing image into nine equal parts), circular layout (taking the eye around an oval shape), 'Z' layout (following the path of the letter Z), and vanishing point (creating perspective and a focal point). Each technique aims to strategically place key elements like images or text to guide the viewer's eye across the poster in an effective way.
Technical Diagram's
The document discusses the lighting and camera placement plans for several scenes to be filmed. Key lighting will come from ceiling lights in the library, classroom, and restaurant scenes due to low natural light. The driveway scene will use natural light supplemented by an overhead filler light. Multiple camera placements are outlined for most scenes, including outside and inside the doorway, across from and over the shoulder of actors. Lighting in the kitchen and living room will come from natural sources plus ceiling or lamp lights. A street scene will use natural evening light plus a front filler light for the tracking camera.
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This document provides recce information for 14 potential film locations for a media project. It describes each location, the scene it would be used for, positives such as fitting the desired mise-en-scene or having permission to film, and negatives such as being dependent on weather or having poor lighting. Key locations mentioned include a restaurant for scene 4, a street for scene 5, a school library for another scene 5, and various houses for other scenes.
Analysis of primary research
Most of the target audience for the film earns income from part-time jobs or their parents, indicating they do not have much disposable income. Therefore, the film cannot be too expensive to access. Most people in the target audience spend their free time seeing friends or using social media. The most popular request was to make media cheaper. Celebrities are important for attracting audiences - 80% said they are more likely to see a film with certain actors. The target audience prefers comedies and romances, though the film is a romantic tragedy. Testing of the film idea showed it was quite popular, with a rating of 7 being most common and some giving it a perfect 10.
Institutional research
This document discusses research into the romantic tragedy film genre. It notes that Titanic, a romantic tragedy film from 1997, was one of the top 20 most successful films between 1989-2012. Recent romantic films like About Time have also found box office success. However, romantic films released in 2012 generally did not perform as well as About Time. Finally, the document shows that while romantic films only made up around 5% of UK film production, they had a total budget of over £102 million, indicating they must have been promising and successful films.
Conventions of film trailers
The document discusses conventions of film trailers. It states that teaser trailers typically include titles with production details at the beginning and actor names at the end. Sound commonly includes voiceovers or mood music. Editing uses quick cuts between clips or fades between shots. Camerawork focuses on close-ups, long shots, and extreme long shots. Teaser trailers aim to entice audiences and manipulate them into seeing the film by injecting information, though audiences can interpret the information differently.
Question 3 evluation
The document discusses how a magazine portrays people, places, and events. The magazine portrays youth as outgoing people with music hobbies. It features a smiling photo of Leo on the cover to portray youth in a positive way. The magazine includes interviews with teenagers that contain swearing, which could be a negative stereotype but appeals to the target audience. The magazine also portrays Bedfordshire positively by listing local events. Overall, the magazine aims to portray people and places in a positive light to avoid offending readers or the local community where it will be sold.
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This document provides case studies and fact files for several successful films: The King's Speech, Searching for Sugarman, The Hobbit, and The Avengers. It also includes information on production companies See Saw Films and Paramount Pictures. See Saw Films financed The King's Speech and has had success with films like Shame and Oranges and Sunshine. Paramount Pictures distributes major films globally and has financial hits like Rise of the Guardians. The document also discusses exhibition in independent cinemas like The Rex and multiplexes like Cineworld.
Social class
The document discusses social class in Britain, dividing society into four main classes: unskilled working class, skilled working class, middle class, and upper class. The unskilled working class consists of low-income laborers and their families, while the skilled working class includes jobs like hairdressers and tattoo artists. The middle class ranges from people with degrees to small business owners. The upper class makes up the wealthiest members of society and includes the aristocracy. Two TV shows, Downton Abbey and Shameless, are used as examples to illustrate stereotypes around social class through factors like wealth, education, employment, dress, and dialogue. Power increases the higher the social class, making the upper class the dominant
Sexuality
This document discusses stereotypes associated with different sexual orientations. It describes stereotypical traits of heterosexual males and females, such as masculinity and femininity, and of homosexual males and females, such as being camp or butch. It provides examples from TV shows Hollyoaks and Eastenders that challenge or conform to these stereotypes, such as feminine lesbian characters in Hollyoaks and a feminine gay male character in Eastenders who cares about his appearance.
Disability
The document discusses stereotypes associated with disabilities and mental illnesses. It provides examples from TV shows like Glee, Waterloo Road, and Eastenders of characters who conform to stereotypes such as being seen as lonely, a burden, brave for overcoming disabilities, crazy or having outbursts due to mental illness. However, it also notes that some characters challenge stereotypes, such as those in Glee who are supportive of a character with disabilities and do not bully him.
Regional identity
The document describes the characteristics of different stereotypes from various regions and classes in the UK including:
- Scots who speak with a dialect called "Canny" and have pale skin and ginger hair, often wearing kilts and from working class backgrounds.
- Cockneys from East London who speak with an uneducated Cockney accent and use Cockney rhyming slang, from both working class and poorer housing estates as well as the city centre.
- Northern English who have uneducated or strange speech, often set in rural areas known for hills, fields, and terrible weather while dressed in casual clothing.
- Mancunians from Manchester who are known for football and have
Searching for sugarman
Searching For Sugarman tells the story of South African rock musician Stephen 'Sugar' Segerman. The documentary was directed by Malik Bendjelloul and released on July 26, 2012 with a budget of $1 million, which the director partially funded himself after the Swedish Film Institute withdrew early support. Though produced in Sweden, the film would not be considered British as it was primarily funded and made by Swedish entities.
Camera shots – robbery scenerio
This document describes various camera shots used in a robbery scene for a film. It explains that an establishing shot was used to show the deserted setting meant to scare the audience. Long shots show two characters intervening and the victim minding her own business to portray her as innocent. A low angle shot makes the robber seem powerful while a high angle shot makes the victim seem smaller to generate sympathy. Close ups display the victim's panic and discomfort and the robber's anger. Medium shots show the action and would be coupled with a shaky camera for realism. Matching shots focus on what is happening. The final shots emphasize the victim's fright and the robber's smugness, then show the successful robbery and the
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The document describes various camera movement techniques such as panning, tilting, tracking, dolly shots, crane shots, steadicam shots, handheld shots, zooming, and reverse shots. It also covers concepts of camera composition like framing, the rule of thirds, depth of field, deep focus, shallow focus, and focus pulling. These techniques are used to smoothly change the camera's view and composition during filming.
Regional identity
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- 3. Lucy will be wearing a white patterned dress with dolly shoes. This is because white connotes purity. We have also decided her makeup will be quite light, and her hair will be tied up. This is because we want to make her look as sweet and vulnerable as possible as well as young looking.
- 4. James will be wearing a black suit because he needs to look smart and professional so that people will take him seriously. He will be wearing a red tie because red connotes danger and in our opening sequence he is giving bad news. He will be well groomed for example shaven and clean because news reporters need to be presentable to the public.
- 5. All the family members are in the opening sequence for a short amount of time when watching the news report. We have decided to put them in duller colours like navy blue and grey, because they are receiving bad news and are upset and these colours will connote this. Also we do not want the attention to be directed away from Alex.
- 6. Gun: We are using a gun because it connotes danger. This could show that something bad is going to happen or that the character will commit something. It also shows the character as powerful. Wallet: The wallet is going to be shown in the opening sequence because it shows the character as quite wealthy and he could also show his power through this Writing Equipment: This will be used because it is needed for him to write his note for his family. Piles of paperwork and documents: This will be on the desk in the scene to show that the character is quite smart and obviously has an important job. As well as this it shows that he is organised and clean. This builds up on his character for the audience.
- 7. Family living room: We are using a family living room in our opening sequence because it gives a sense of security and comforts, making the place seem quite safe like nothing bad could happen. Study: A study is used in the opening sequence because it gives a sense of seriousness and makes the character seem official. It also makes him seem professional. Park: The Park is used in the flashback because it connotes a happier place; this is because children are around having fun. Also it is quite a sweet place for a couple to go.