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Analysis of Dave from the movie Prometheus, using representation to find pick out certain aspects of his personality/character.
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The document discusses photos taken of actors to represent characters in a magazine. Photos of Luke smiling were meant to portray him as good, though he is bitter. Photos of Luke with arms crossed were to portray anger and criminality. The chosen photo of Harry as Luke shows neutrality and creates mystery about his feelings. The photo of David in a shirt portrays him as mysterious and a "bad boy". Photos were edited for consistency and professionalism. A photo of Pete thinking was chosen to imply trouble for his character. Photos of a pregnant character smiling and unhappy were tried to portray her positively against stereotypes.
Saw micro
The short film Saw is set in a derelict industrial factory and hospital. David awakens trapped in the factory with a bear trap on his face. Through instructions from the villain Jigsaw on a television, David must find the key to the trap or it will activate. The contrasting hospital setting provides no escape from David's trauma. Editing uses rapid cuts to build tension as David searches desperately. The film's techniques isolate and manipulate the character to terrify the audience.
Poster analysis 2
1) The poster promotes the horror film "The Devil Inside" about a woman who is possessed by an evil spirit.
2) It uses an image of a possessed nun with unnatural white eyes and a sinister smile to represent the film's theme of possession.
3) The black and red colors symbolize evil and death and help the image stand out, drawing the audience's attention to convey the battle between good and evil in the film's narrative.
Costume and styling
The document summarizes the costumes and styling of 6 characters:
Ash wears black clothes suggesting mystery and power, but also fear and evil. Her casual clothes show she does not care about her appearance.
Don appears as the leader, wearing sophisticated yet dark clothes to seem powerful and mysterious.
Brenda wears pink, conveying femininity, caring and vulnerability in contrast to the powerful Ash.
Google, the nerd, wears glasses but casual clothes, subverting stereotypes while formal shoes maintain his image.
Johnny, the comedic character, has a relaxed style in t-shirt, jeans and hoodie to show his careless personality.
Johnny wears t-shirt, jeans
Poster analysis 2
1) The poster promotes the horror film "The Devil Inside" about demonic possession. It depicts a nun with unnaturally white eyes and a sinister smile to suggest she has been possessed.
2) Conventions of the poster include a dominant central image providing clues to the narrative, along with the film title, tagline "No Soul is Safe", and production information in a worn font.
3) Symbolism in the poster hints at the battle between good and evil, with the nun's religious imagery contrasted against the title referring to the devil. The white eyes and blank expression imply her soul has been taken.
Poster Research
The document summarizes research on posters and websites for the horror-thriller genre. It analyzes posters for the films "The Woman in Black" and "Hostage," noting how they prominently feature intimidated or hidden protagonists. It also reviews the websites for "The Woman in Black" and "Final Destination," highlighting how they establish an eerie tone through dark colors, film clips, and interactive elements like a moving background image. The analysis aims to help the author and Nicole design effective promotional materials for their own horror-thriller film poster and website.
Poster Research
The document summarizes research on posters and websites for the horror-thriller films The Woman in Black, Hostage, and Final Destination. The posters all feature the main characters prominently to convey an unsettling situation. The Woman in Black poster shows Daniel Radcliffe's half-hidden face to emphasize hidden elements, while the Hostage poster uses Bruce Willis' lack of eye contact to imply something being hidden. Both films' websites match the eerie feel of the posters to help identify the genre, using clips, tabs, and promotional content to engage the audience.
Poster Research
The document summarizes research on posters and websites for the horror-thriller genre. It analyzes posters for the films "The Woman in Black" and "Hostage," noting how they prominently feature intimidated or hidden protagonists. It also summarizes the website for "The Woman in Black," highlighting how it matches the poster's eerie feel and provides film clips and tabs for the audience. Finally, it analyzes the "Final Destination" website, praising how its main skull image that moves with the mouse creates a scary effect through simplicity and unnatural qualities, fitting the genre well.
Poster Research
The document summarizes research on posters and websites for the horror-thriller films The Woman in Black, Hostage, and Final Destination. The posters all feature the main characters prominently to convey an unsettling atmosphere. The Woman in Black poster emphasizes the protagonist's fear through use of half his face and a mysterious background figure. The Hostage poster focuses simply on the protagonist holding a gun. The Woman in Black and Final Destination websites effectively mimic the dark and supernatural feel of the respective posters to attract audiences.
Poster Research
The document summarizes research on posters and websites for the horror-thriller films The Woman in Black, Hostage, and Final Destination. The posters all feature the main characters prominently to convey an unsettling situation. The Woman in Black poster emphasizes the protagonist's fear through use of half his face and a mysterious background figure. The Hostage poster focuses simply on the protagonist holding a gun. The Woman in Black and Final Destination websites effectively mimic the dark and supernatural feel of the respective posters to attract audiences.
Poster Research
The document summarizes research on posters and websites for the horror-thriller films The Woman in Black, Hostage, and Final Destination. The posters all feature the main characters prominently to convey an unsettling atmosphere. The Woman in Black poster emphasizes the protagonist's fear through use of half his face and a mysterious background figure. The Hostage poster communicates thriller through a gun prop and colors. The Woman in Black and Final Destination websites effectively match the eerie feel of the posters to identify the films' genres through dark tones, film clips, and interactive elements.
The use of mise en-scene
The document discusses the use of mise-en-scene in the film production company Helk Productions' film. It defines mise-en-scene as the arrangement of scenery, props, etc. on a film set to send messages to audiences. Examples are provided of how costume, lighting, background/props, framing/angles, and body language were used as aspects of mise-en-scene in the film to convey meanings like the characters' class, the time period, emotions, and relationships between characters. Costume choices in particular helped imply meanings about the characters of Eve, Richard, and David.
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The document discusses the character design and representation in an opening film sequence. For the character Jade, an emo/gothic style was used with vibrant hair, dark clothes, and heavy eyeliner to portray her as a loud, outspoken teenage character. However, her costume also represents her vulnerable personality. The character Vanessa is portrayed as an evil villain using lighting and her shadowy appearance without being seen. Some stereotypes like "mean black girl" and "vulnerable white girl" were reinforced through the characters and setting. The sequence was also meant to reference and subvert the character of Chloe Grace Moretz.
Poster analysis: The Inbetweeners & Project X
The document analyzes movie posters for Shutter Island and Orphan. For Shutter Island, the poster uses dark colors and mysterious imagery to highlight the isolated and secretive island. Leonardo DiCaprio's frightened facial expression creates suspense. For Orphan, the poster depicts the title character Esther with a demonic facial expression to suggest she is evil, while the tagline hints at her being unstable.
Adele rolling n the deep
The music video for Adele's "Rolling in the Deep" exemplifies several of Andrew Goodwin's features of music videos. It demonstrates the genre of a love song through graphical matches between Adele and a heavenly male figure representing her desires. Shots of an empty room and tall buildings also convey the aftermath of a broken relationship. The lyrics and visuals show a close relationship, with shots focused on Adele's face rather than her body. While the setting creates a vintage atmosphere, the video avoids explicit voyeurism and exploitation of Adele's body.
Individual analysis of lighting
This document analyzes and summarizes the symbolism and meaning conveyed through lighting in three different images. In the first image of a depressed man, blue lighting suggests feelings of depression and the man hiding his inner feelings and soul from view. The second image of Dakota Fanning and Robert De Niro shows De Niro in shadows to foreshadow his evil nature, while Dakota is brightly lit to represent her innocence. The third image of the character Jigsaw features bright light behind him to indicate he has turned away from goodness, while an encroaching black shadow threatens to destroy purity, linking to Jigsaw's role in destroying souls in his games.
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- 1. Representation of Dave the Human AI in Prometheus
- 2. The positioning of the lighting has cast a natural shadow over the right side of his face, representing a split personality and hidden information.
- 3. Dave’s face is lacking any expression, concealing a lot about his personality and who he is as a person. The audience can therefore only assess the physicality of his character, not him as a person.
- 4. The grey colours used in the image represent Dave as a very cold and unwelcoming character who lacks compassion and loyalty, again tying in with the implication that he is evil.
- 5. The lack of a background in the image represents Dave as being very isolated. His attire matches the background, suggesting that he wants to go unnoticed. A lack of any other detail also represents him as an important character.
- 6. Whilst the camera is level with Dave’s eyes, he is looking down on the audience with his chin raised, representing him as being very narcissistic. It makes him appear to think he has more power than he actually has.
- 7. He is very smartly dressed with his shirt buttons done all the way up, his hair perfectly placed and cleanly shaven. This represents Dave as a very professional and almost too perfect person.