Film studies assessment
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The student will analyze Sylvester Stallone's Rambo franchise by looking at the filming techniques, camera work, editing, sound, costumes, planning, and how the films have changed over time and adapted to new action movie trends. They will also examine the box office performance of each movie, when they were most popular, and how the films fit into their genre compared to similar action films.
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This document outlines Antony James' plan for casting, budgeting, marketing, and style of an upcoming film. It states that Antony will cast actors from their college or friends who are willing to act without pay, borrow equipment from the college, and only spend money on props. Marketing will involve posters displaying stills and reviews, a trailer, and posters around the college and public transportation. The film will take stylistic influences from Dogma for its religious comedy and Street Fighter for some fight scenes.
Snatch analysis
The document provides an analysis of the opening scenes of the film "Snatch" and how it influenced the filmmaker's own work. The opening establishes two main characters through a voiceover by Statham that describes their roles. It then cuts to a diamond heist, using tense music to build suspense. The filmmaker aims to similarly open their film with action and grab viewers' attention, and to introduce main characters. The document examines the sound design and character performances in the scene from "Snatch" as well.
Behind the scenes
The document summarizes filming for a thriller opening scene that took place on November 7th. Most of the filming was completed using one camera despite it not being the preferred one. Images show the actors Kerry, Lauren and Emily filming various scenes, including an over-the-shoulder shot of the stalker and the stalker walking. Objects in frame had to be moved to maintain the proper scene. Filming locations included outside Emily's house in Penge, including a scene where the stalker leaves a note for Chloe.
Tarantino's Auteur Signature
Quentin Tarantino's filmmaking style is examined to determine if he is an auteur or if he plagiarizes ideas from other films. Reservoir Dogs is analyzed as the focus film and compared to City on Fire, which is alleged to have inspired some of Reservoir Dogs' plot points. Secondary research from articles and viewing the films helps evaluate the plagiarism claims and ascertain Tarantino's signature directorial techniques like nonlinear storytelling and graphic violence. It is ultimately concluded that while Tarantino is inspired by other films, he develops his own unique style and is indeed an auteur.
Production companies review
The document discusses three film production companies and their suitability for a horror/thriller genre film. Fox Searchlight Pictures has experience with the genre through films like Black Swan, 28 Days Later, and Little Miss Sunshine. New Line Cinema has produced many notable horror/thriller films including A Nightmare on Elm Street and The Final Destination series. Paramount Pictures also has strong connections to the genre, such as Shutter Island, but it has also produced more family-oriented films.
Target audience1
The document contains responses from several individuals regarding their opinions on horror films. Their ages range from 13 to over 25. Both males and females provide responses. Most say that trailers influence their decisions to watch a film and enjoy suspenseful films the most. Memorable films stay with the viewer through a combination of story, characters, scares and thrills. Commonly cited favorite films include The Shining, Saw, and When a Stranger Calls.
Fmp final proposal
Chloe Ross proposes to create a horror movie trailer titled "Whispers" for her film project. She will film scenes depicting a person becoming possessed by a haunted house and being manipulated to do bad things. Her roommate calls a psychiatrist to experiment on the possessed person. Chloe will research horror movie trailers and clips to analyze filming and editing techniques. She will also survey and interview a target audience to understand their preferences for horror trailers and posters. Chloe will storyboard, film, edit, add audio/music and create a poster to promote an unsettling trailer with jump scares that reflects the research and audience feedback. She will evaluate her work throughout and after completion to improve future projects.
Speed genre analysis sheet
This document provides an analysis of the 1994 action thriller film "Speed" directed by Jan De Bont. It examines whether the film conforms to or breaks conventions of the genre in terms of its technical features, codes and conventions, setting, characters, themes, narrative structure, iconography, and ideological message. For each category, the document finds that the film breaks conventions by including quick cuts, appropriate locations and sounds, a young heroic main character, high levels of violence and death, a suspenseful narrative structure, American iconography like roads and accents, and a message of being safe and cautious.
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This document outlines Antony James' plan for casting, budgeting, marketing, and style of an upcoming film. It states that Antony will cast actors from their college or friends who are willing to act without pay, borrow equipment from the college, and only spend money on props. Marketing will involve posters displaying stills and reviews, a trailer, and posters around the college and public transportation. The film will take stylistic influences from Dogma for its religious comedy and Street Fighter for some fight scenes.
Snatch analysis
The document provides an analysis of the opening scenes of the film "Snatch" and how it influenced the filmmaker's own work. The opening establishes two main characters through a voiceover by Statham that describes their roles. It then cuts to a diamond heist, using tense music to build suspense. The filmmaker aims to similarly open their film with action and grab viewers' attention, and to introduce main characters. The document examines the sound design and character performances in the scene from "Snatch" as well.
Behind the scenes
The document summarizes filming for a thriller opening scene that took place on November 7th. Most of the filming was completed using one camera despite it not being the preferred one. Images show the actors Kerry, Lauren and Emily filming various scenes, including an over-the-shoulder shot of the stalker and the stalker walking. Objects in frame had to be moved to maintain the proper scene. Filming locations included outside Emily's house in Penge, including a scene where the stalker leaves a note for Chloe.
Tarantino's Auteur Signature
Quentin Tarantino's filmmaking style is examined to determine if he is an auteur or if he plagiarizes ideas from other films. Reservoir Dogs is analyzed as the focus film and compared to City on Fire, which is alleged to have inspired some of Reservoir Dogs' plot points. Secondary research from articles and viewing the films helps evaluate the plagiarism claims and ascertain Tarantino's signature directorial techniques like nonlinear storytelling and graphic violence. It is ultimately concluded that while Tarantino is inspired by other films, he develops his own unique style and is indeed an auteur.
Production companies review
The document discusses three film production companies and their suitability for a horror/thriller genre film. Fox Searchlight Pictures has experience with the genre through films like Black Swan, 28 Days Later, and Little Miss Sunshine. New Line Cinema has produced many notable horror/thriller films including A Nightmare on Elm Street and The Final Destination series. Paramount Pictures also has strong connections to the genre, such as Shutter Island, but it has also produced more family-oriented films.
Target audience1
The document contains responses from several individuals regarding their opinions on horror films. Their ages range from 13 to over 25. Both males and females provide responses. Most say that trailers influence their decisions to watch a film and enjoy suspenseful films the most. Memorable films stay with the viewer through a combination of story, characters, scares and thrills. Commonly cited favorite films include The Shining, Saw, and When a Stranger Calls.
Fmp final proposal
Chloe Ross proposes to create a horror movie trailer titled "Whispers" for her film project. She will film scenes depicting a person becoming possessed by a haunted house and being manipulated to do bad things. Her roommate calls a psychiatrist to experiment on the possessed person. Chloe will research horror movie trailers and clips to analyze filming and editing techniques. She will also survey and interview a target audience to understand their preferences for horror trailers and posters. Chloe will storyboard, film, edit, add audio/music and create a poster to promote an unsettling trailer with jump scares that reflects the research and audience feedback. She will evaluate her work throughout and after completion to improve future projects.
Speed genre analysis sheet
This document provides an analysis of the 1994 action thriller film "Speed" directed by Jan De Bont. It examines whether the film conforms to or breaks conventions of the genre in terms of its technical features, codes and conventions, setting, characters, themes, narrative structure, iconography, and ideological message. For each category, the document finds that the film breaks conventions by including quick cuts, appropriate locations and sounds, a young heroic main character, high levels of violence and death, a suspenseful narrative structure, American iconography like roads and accents, and a message of being safe and cautious.
Written analysis of opening sequence
This opening sequence from I, Robot focuses on setting the scene and story through quick editing between titles and action scenes. It establishes the production companies behind the film before showing a robot pulling someone from a car at night, under dark and low lit underwater lighting. Camera shots are rarely used and instead the sequence relies heavily on CGI titles, but when used the camera moves frantically as if from a point of view during an accident. Minor string sounds build suspense between titles that display over action scenes with sound effects.
Copy Rights
Brianna Styles wrote a computer class project discussing copyright issues. It describes how copying others' work without credit is considered plagiarism. It also discusses how the movie Batman Forever got in trouble for including a sculpture eight times without proper permission, though they claimed to have permission to film on the grounds where the sculpture was located. Brianna expresses the opinion that Warner Bros should have been allowed to include the sculpture since they had permission to film on the property.
Specific questionnaire
1) The document is a questionnaire about thriller films, asking questions about preferences for originals vs. remakes, favorite thriller films, and whether thrillers have become too predictable.
2) Respondents generally expressed a preference for remakes over originals due to outdated effects, and interest in thrillers for their unpredictable storylines and ability to keep viewers engaged throughout.
3) One respondent felt some thrillers had become too predictable by giving away the outcome too quickly, and suggested occasionally not setting up the possibility for a sequel.
Presentation video
This document provides a script for a presentation video about a short film. The presentation will discuss three main topics in under 5 minutes: 1) How and why the film was made, including the equipment used, inspiration sources, and process. 2) The target demographic for the film, males aged 18-35. 3) Notable scenes from the film, including an introduction with glitching effects and a tense CCTV camera scene where the stalker is seen peeking around corners.
Fmp final proposal
The student proposes to create a horror movie trailer for their film project. They will film scenes depicting a possessed person being manipulated by a haunted house to do bad things, while their roommate thinks they are going insane. The student plans to research horror movie trailers, clips, and posters to analyze styles and techniques. They will storyboard, film scenes, edit together with audio/music, and create a poster. Throughout production, the student will evaluate their work and make adjustments if needed to complete a dark, unsettling trailer with jump scares to promote their concept.
Evaluation of as
This document summarizes an evaluation of a media product. It discusses how the product used horror film conventions like intense close-ups and flashing lights. It represented historical sexism by portraying the female character as the victim. Paramount Pictures would be a suitable distributor because they have distributed similar horror films. The intended audience is listed as horror and drama fans. The author learned about techniques like the 180-degree rule and how to keep scenes consistent. Overall, the author felt they progressed in their filmmaking skills from the preliminary editing task.
Film Trailer Analysis
1) The document analyzes the trailer for the romantic comedy film Bridesmaids, noting several conventions of the genre and form of romantic comedy trailers.
2) Key conventions discussed include the primarily female target audience, use of music and costumes, and inclusion of contrasting female characters.
3) Technical elements like camerawork, editing, sound, and mise-en-scene are examined in the Bridesmaids trailer, showing how they advance the story and genre.
Film Trailer Analysis
1) The document analyzes the trailer for the romantic comedy film Bridesmaids, noting several conventions of the genre and form of romantic comedy trailers.
2) Key conventions discussed include the primarily female target audience, use of music and costumes, and inclusion of contrasting female characters.
3) Technical elements like camerawork, editing, sound, and mise-en-scene are examined in the Bridesmaids trailer.
4) The analysis concludes that effective film trailers introduce characters, provide a brief storyline, and use the best scenes to appeal to audiences.
Zombieland trailer presentation
Zombieland is a zombie film starring Jesse Eisenberg. The 2 minute and 55 second trailer reveals that zombies have invaded and are attacking people and turning them into zombies as well. It shows two men trying to kill off the zombies. While it doesn't explain how the zombie outbreak started, it effectively shows action scenes and leaves the viewer wanting to know what happens next. The trailer targets fans of the zombie genre and those familiar with actor Jesse Eisenberg through its use of genre conventions and suspenseful elements.
Film Trailer Analysis
1) The document analyzes the trailer for the romantic comedy film Bridesmaids, noting several conventions of the genre and form of romantic comedy trailers.
2) Key conventions included a female target audience, contrasting female characters, and focusing on relationships. Technical elements like cross-cutting between scenes and a fast-paced soundtrack were used.
3) The analysis found the Bridesmaids trailer effectively established characters, showed snippets of the plotline, and represented the romantic comedy genre through its technical elements and conventions.
My role as a director
For his foundation diploma, the director will create a 3-minute horror film opening by researching lighting, camera, sound, and visual techniques from other horror films. He will storyboard the scenes and cast characters to plan shot framing and on-set visuals. During production, the director will make camera and technical decisions, communicate with the camera operator, and direct actors to enhance their skills and meet genre conventions.
Credits analysis
This document provides summaries of various shots from the credits of the film "Catch Me If You Can". It describes the roles of key production companies like Dreamworks, executives like Steven Spielberg, departments like casting, costume design, music, editing, cinematography, production design, and main credits like the producer, director, and screenwriter. The document emphasizes how crediting these important contributors is a way to recognize their efforts and advertise the talent behind the film to attract audiences.
Media evaluation task 1
This document discusses how the media products created for this project use and develop conventions of real media. It begins by outlining research conducted on conventions for teaser trailers, titles, company logos, fonts, sound, editing, camerawork, posters, magazines, and drama genre. Examples are provided of how each element follows conventions by comparing to real media products. The document concludes by noting how institutional conventions were also followed by mimicking conventions of major film studios and magazines for the faux products created.
Credits analysis
This document provides summaries of various shots from the credits of the film "Catch Me If You Can". It describes the roles of key production studios and companies like Dreamworks, the main actors and their importance in advertising the film, and other important crew roles like the director, producer, music composer, and others essential to the film's creation. The document emphasizes how the opening credits highlight the most prominent studios and talents to attract audiences and recognize their significant contributions.
Actors and locations presentation
The document discusses the key elements needed for a trailer, including actors, locations, costumes, and props. It details the selection of six main actors to fill roles such as two brothers and a detective. Two main locations were chosen - a school and local town - after testing other options. A variety of casual and smart costumes were picked to match the action and wealth themes. Props like bikes, cars, guns, and briefcases were selected to make scenes like races realistic and match the trailer's intensity. Locations, costumes, and props were all tested and chosen to suit the quality and themes of the fast-paced action film trailer.
1. initial plans(2)
Jack Roberts has created several mood boards to inspire his film trailer project. The mood boards include images from films like Get Out that showcase close-ups, color palettes, and visual effects. They also include posters that are simplistic in design yet convey the film's idea. Roberts' key influences are directors like Christopher Nolan for their high concept films, and Alfred Hitchcock for building tension. Cinematic photography styles will also influence Roberts' shots and color palette to achieve a dramatic and mysterious look and feel.
Credits analysis
The document summarizes various shots from the credits of the film "Catch Me If You Can" and identifies the roles of the individuals and companies listed. It discusses the main production company Dreamworks, other production companies involved, main actors, other cast members, the director, producers including Steven Spielberg, the screenwriter, costume designer, music composer, film editor, director of photography, production designer, executive producers, and coproducers. Seeing these credits at the beginning of the film provides recognition for their contributions and helps advertise the talent involved to attract audiences.
Genre research summary
This document summarizes the analyses conducted by the author on various romantic films and trailers as part of genre research for an upcoming trailer project. Analyses included annotated videos of trailers examining elements like camera work, editing and mise-en-scene. Frame-by-frame analyses of trailers identified conventions for representing romance through shot length and camera angles. Additional research covered magazine covers, posters and content analyses to understand effective promotional materials and pacing. The research provided insights into romantic conventions to apply to the author's own trailer and ancillary products.
Genre research summary
This document summarizes the analyses conducted by the author on various romantic films and trailers as part of genre research for an upcoming trailer project. The analyses included annotated videos of trailers examining elements like camera work, editing, and mise-en-scène. Magazine and poster designs were also analyzed to identify conventions for ancillary products. A content analysis of "The Lucky One" trailer tracked shot details. Key learnings included conventions for representing masculinity and femininity, effective scene lengths, and use of music to build emotion. The research provided insights into romantic genre conventions to apply to the author's own trailer and ancillary products.
1. initial plans(2)
The document discusses mood boards and key influences for a film trailer project. It includes 4 mood boards analyzing films and posters for their shots, colors, and themes. Christopher Nolan films are cited for their complex plots and ambiguous endings. Spielberg's E.T. and Saving Private Ryan influence the sci-fi and setting aspects. Scorsese's The Departed and Shutter Island inspire the sense of mystery. Hitchcock builds tension effectively. Hannibal and The Martian provide character inspiration. Cinematic and black-and-white photography will influence the look and posters. The mood boards and influences will shape the trailer's visuals, story, and sense of intrigue.
1. initial plans(2)
The document discusses the student's initial plans, mood boards, and key influences for their film trailer project. For their mood boards, the student selected images from films they admire to inspire the look, shots, and color palettes of their trailer. Their mood boards will influence the visual style and tone of the final product. Key filmmaker influences discussed are Christopher Nolan, Steven Spielberg, Martin Scorsese, Alfred Hitchcock, Ridley Scott, and Robert Zemeckis. The student aims to incorporate elements of mystery, tension-building, and character-focused storytelling from these directors into their trailer. Cinematic photography will also serve as a visual influence.
Codes and conventions
There are two main ways to analyze a film: genre analysis and auteur theory. Genre analysis looks at how a film follows or breaks conventions of its genre, like how Halloween adheres to horror tropes. Auteur theory examines a director's unique stylistic choices that break conventions, like how Quentin Tarantino's Pulp Fiction uses a nonlinear narrative. The document then discusses using genre analysis to examine the James Bond film Quantum of Solace and how it fits action movie conventions, before contrasting it with Leon by Luc Besson, an auteur film that breaks several action norms.
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Written analysis of opening sequence
This opening sequence from I, Robot focuses on setting the scene and story through quick editing between titles and action scenes. It establishes the production companies behind the film before showing a robot pulling someone from a car at night, under dark and low lit underwater lighting. Camera shots are rarely used and instead the sequence relies heavily on CGI titles, but when used the camera moves frantically as if from a point of view during an accident. Minor string sounds build suspense between titles that display over action scenes with sound effects.
Copy Rights
Brianna Styles wrote a computer class project discussing copyright issues. It describes how copying others' work without credit is considered plagiarism. It also discusses how the movie Batman Forever got in trouble for including a sculpture eight times without proper permission, though they claimed to have permission to film on the grounds where the sculpture was located. Brianna expresses the opinion that Warner Bros should have been allowed to include the sculpture since they had permission to film on the property.
Specific questionnaire
1) The document is a questionnaire about thriller films, asking questions about preferences for originals vs. remakes, favorite thriller films, and whether thrillers have become too predictable.
2) Respondents generally expressed a preference for remakes over originals due to outdated effects, and interest in thrillers for their unpredictable storylines and ability to keep viewers engaged throughout.
3) One respondent felt some thrillers had become too predictable by giving away the outcome too quickly, and suggested occasionally not setting up the possibility for a sequel.
Presentation video
This document provides a script for a presentation video about a short film. The presentation will discuss three main topics in under 5 minutes: 1) How and why the film was made, including the equipment used, inspiration sources, and process. 2) The target demographic for the film, males aged 18-35. 3) Notable scenes from the film, including an introduction with glitching effects and a tense CCTV camera scene where the stalker is seen peeking around corners.
Fmp final proposal
The student proposes to create a horror movie trailer for their film project. They will film scenes depicting a possessed person being manipulated by a haunted house to do bad things, while their roommate thinks they are going insane. The student plans to research horror movie trailers, clips, and posters to analyze styles and techniques. They will storyboard, film scenes, edit together with audio/music, and create a poster. Throughout production, the student will evaluate their work and make adjustments if needed to complete a dark, unsettling trailer with jump scares to promote their concept.
Evaluation of as
This document summarizes an evaluation of a media product. It discusses how the product used horror film conventions like intense close-ups and flashing lights. It represented historical sexism by portraying the female character as the victim. Paramount Pictures would be a suitable distributor because they have distributed similar horror films. The intended audience is listed as horror and drama fans. The author learned about techniques like the 180-degree rule and how to keep scenes consistent. Overall, the author felt they progressed in their filmmaking skills from the preliminary editing task.
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3) Technical elements like camerawork, editing, sound, and mise-en-scene are examined in the Bridesmaids trailer, showing how they advance the story and genre.
Film Trailer Analysis
1) The document analyzes the trailer for the romantic comedy film Bridesmaids, noting several conventions of the genre and form of romantic comedy trailers.
2) Key conventions discussed include the primarily female target audience, use of music and costumes, and inclusion of contrasting female characters.
3) Technical elements like camerawork, editing, sound, and mise-en-scene are examined in the Bridesmaids trailer.
4) The analysis concludes that effective film trailers introduce characters, provide a brief storyline, and use the best scenes to appeal to audiences.
Zombieland trailer presentation
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Film Trailer Analysis
1) The document analyzes the trailer for the romantic comedy film Bridesmaids, noting several conventions of the genre and form of romantic comedy trailers.
2) Key conventions included a female target audience, contrasting female characters, and focusing on relationships. Technical elements like cross-cutting between scenes and a fast-paced soundtrack were used.
3) The analysis found the Bridesmaids trailer effectively established characters, showed snippets of the plotline, and represented the romantic comedy genre through its technical elements and conventions.
My role as a director
For his foundation diploma, the director will create a 3-minute horror film opening by researching lighting, camera, sound, and visual techniques from other horror films. He will storyboard the scenes and cast characters to plan shot framing and on-set visuals. During production, the director will make camera and technical decisions, communicate with the camera operator, and direct actors to enhance their skills and meet genre conventions.
Credits analysis
This document provides summaries of various shots from the credits of the film "Catch Me If You Can". It describes the roles of key production companies like Dreamworks, executives like Steven Spielberg, departments like casting, costume design, music, editing, cinematography, production design, and main credits like the producer, director, and screenwriter. The document emphasizes how crediting these important contributors is a way to recognize their efforts and advertise the talent behind the film to attract audiences.
Media evaluation task 1
This document discusses how the media products created for this project use and develop conventions of real media. It begins by outlining research conducted on conventions for teaser trailers, titles, company logos, fonts, sound, editing, camerawork, posters, magazines, and drama genre. Examples are provided of how each element follows conventions by comparing to real media products. The document concludes by noting how institutional conventions were also followed by mimicking conventions of major film studios and magazines for the faux products created.
Credits analysis
This document provides summaries of various shots from the credits of the film "Catch Me If You Can". It describes the roles of key production studios and companies like Dreamworks, the main actors and their importance in advertising the film, and other important crew roles like the director, producer, music composer, and others essential to the film's creation. The document emphasizes how the opening credits highlight the most prominent studios and talents to attract audiences and recognize their significant contributions.
Actors and locations presentation
The document discusses the key elements needed for a trailer, including actors, locations, costumes, and props. It details the selection of six main actors to fill roles such as two brothers and a detective. Two main locations were chosen - a school and local town - after testing other options. A variety of casual and smart costumes were picked to match the action and wealth themes. Props like bikes, cars, guns, and briefcases were selected to make scenes like races realistic and match the trailer's intensity. Locations, costumes, and props were all tested and chosen to suit the quality and themes of the fast-paced action film trailer.
1. initial plans(2)
Jack Roberts has created several mood boards to inspire his film trailer project. The mood boards include images from films like Get Out that showcase close-ups, color palettes, and visual effects. They also include posters that are simplistic in design yet convey the film's idea. Roberts' key influences are directors like Christopher Nolan for their high concept films, and Alfred Hitchcock for building tension. Cinematic photography styles will also influence Roberts' shots and color palette to achieve a dramatic and mysterious look and feel.
Credits analysis
The document summarizes various shots from the credits of the film "Catch Me If You Can" and identifies the roles of the individuals and companies listed. It discusses the main production company Dreamworks, other production companies involved, main actors, other cast members, the director, producers including Steven Spielberg, the screenwriter, costume designer, music composer, film editor, director of photography, production designer, executive producers, and coproducers. Seeing these credits at the beginning of the film provides recognition for their contributions and helps advertise the talent involved to attract audiences.
Genre research summary
This document summarizes the analyses conducted by the author on various romantic films and trailers as part of genre research for an upcoming trailer project. Analyses included annotated videos of trailers examining elements like camera work, editing and mise-en-scene. Frame-by-frame analyses of trailers identified conventions for representing romance through shot length and camera angles. Additional research covered magazine covers, posters and content analyses to understand effective promotional materials and pacing. The research provided insights into romantic conventions to apply to the author's own trailer and ancillary products.
Genre research summary
This document summarizes the analyses conducted by the author on various romantic films and trailers as part of genre research for an upcoming trailer project. The analyses included annotated videos of trailers examining elements like camera work, editing, and mise-en-scène. Magazine and poster designs were also analyzed to identify conventions for ancillary products. A content analysis of "The Lucky One" trailer tracked shot details. Key learnings included conventions for representing masculinity and femininity, effective scene lengths, and use of music to build emotion. The research provided insights into romantic genre conventions to apply to the author's own trailer and ancillary products.
1. initial plans(2)
The document discusses mood boards and key influences for a film trailer project. It includes 4 mood boards analyzing films and posters for their shots, colors, and themes. Christopher Nolan films are cited for their complex plots and ambiguous endings. Spielberg's E.T. and Saving Private Ryan influence the sci-fi and setting aspects. Scorsese's The Departed and Shutter Island inspire the sense of mystery. Hitchcock builds tension effectively. Hannibal and The Martian provide character inspiration. Cinematic and black-and-white photography will influence the look and posters. The mood boards and influences will shape the trailer's visuals, story, and sense of intrigue.
1. initial plans(2)
The document discusses the student's initial plans, mood boards, and key influences for their film trailer project. For their mood boards, the student selected images from films they admire to inspire the look, shots, and color palettes of their trailer. Their mood boards will influence the visual style and tone of the final product. Key filmmaker influences discussed are Christopher Nolan, Steven Spielberg, Martin Scorsese, Alfred Hitchcock, Ridley Scott, and Robert Zemeckis. The student aims to incorporate elements of mystery, tension-building, and character-focused storytelling from these directors into their trailer. Cinematic photography will also serve as a visual influence.
Codes and conventions
There are two main ways to analyze a film: genre analysis and auteur theory. Genre analysis looks at how a film follows or breaks conventions of its genre, like how Halloween adheres to horror tropes. Auteur theory examines a director's unique stylistic choices that break conventions, like how Quentin Tarantino's Pulp Fiction uses a nonlinear narrative. The document then discusses using genre analysis to examine the James Bond film Quantum of Solace and how it fits action movie conventions, before contrasting it with Leon by Luc Besson, an auteur film that breaks several action norms.
2. proposal
Jack Roberts proposes to create a film trailer and posters for a serial killer thriller called "The Silenced". He will film scenes depicting a killer revealing details of past murders to a journalist after 15 years in prison. Roberts will research serial killer documentaries and film trailers in the genre for inspiration. He plans to shoot footage, edit the trailer over several weeks, and create color-graded short and full-length versions. Roberts will design posters and evaluate his work through daily reflections and a final self-reflection to assess what worked well and areas for improvement.
A2 media evaluation
The document summarizes and analyzes the student's short film project. The student aimed to challenge conventions of action and western genres. Key points:
1) The student chose to combine the action and western genres in their short film.
2) Costumes, props, settings and characters were selected to connect to these genres' conventions while also attempting some challenges.
3) Scenes were structured and filmed to both follow genre patterns from other works and subvert some audience expectations.
4) Theories around narrative structure and the "male gaze" provide lenses to analyze how the film relates to and critiques conventions.
A2 Media Evaluation
The document summarizes and analyzes the student's short film project. The student aimed to challenge conventions of action and western genres. Key points:
1) The student chose to combine the action and western genres in their short film.
2) Props, costumes, settings and characters were used to connect the film to these genres.
3) The student aimed to challenge conventions by subverting expectations in certain scenes and having multiple main characters.
4) Theories around narrative structure and the male gaze were discussed in relation to the student's film.
Assignment 3 pro forma
This document analyzes the marketing campaign for the 2009 film Avatar, focusing on one movie poster and the movie trailer.
The poster displays the face of one of the main characters, using blue skin to convey an alien feel while still appearing human-like. The font, colors, and layout are described and analyzed for how they appeal to sci-fi audiences.
The trailer uses clips from various scenes paired with three different soundtrack tracks to represent different genres. It lists James Cameron as the director and his previous successful films to promote his involvement. The genre is identified as thriller based on the exciting and tense music used.
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Darth Vader's black and red outfit, mask, and robotic parts symbolize evil and dehumanization. Obi-Wan Kenobi's blue lightsaber and visible face represent authority, order, and trustworthiness. Ivan Ooze's purple color and inhuman features portray fear and untrustworthiness. Maleficent uses purple and green to appear mysterious, evil, and associated with death.
Theory meaning
The document analyzes the symbolism and meaning behind the costumes and appearances of various characters:
Darth Vader's black and red outfit, mask, and robotic parts symbolize evil and dehumanization. Obi-Wan Kenobi's blue lightsaber and visible face represent authority, order, and trustworthiness. Ivan Ooze has inhuman, spiked features and purple coloring that make him look fearsome and untrustworthy. Maleficent uses purple and green to appear mysterious, evil, and associated with death.
Theory meaning
The document analyzes the symbolism and meaning behind the costumes and appearances of various characters:
Darth Vader's black and red outfit, mask, and robotic parts symbolize evil and dehumanization. Obi-Wan Kenobi's blue lightsaber and visible face represent authority, order, and trustworthiness. Ivan Ooze's purple color and inhuman features portray fear and untrustworthiness. Maleficent uses purple and green to appear mysterious, evil, and associated with death.
Development pro forma
The proposal provides a clear overview for a children's book adaptation of "Jack and the Beanstalk" titled "Jack and the Peastalk". Key details include a 12-page, paperback book format for ages 7-11. The story involves Jack buying a pea pod that grows into a peastalk inhabited by a nimble rather than strong giant and his magic chicken. Production methods like rotoscoping and shaping will be used to hand-draw original characters and settings in Photoshop. The strengths are a well-developed story and consideration of format, audience, and production. Further work could refine specific visuals and page layouts.
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The document discusses the benefits of exercise for mental health. Regular physical activity can help reduce anxiety and depression and improve mood and cognitive functioning. Exercise causes chemical changes in the brain that may help protect against mental illness and improve symptoms.
Digital graphics evaluation pro forma
The document provides guidance for evaluating a graphic narrative project. It instructs the reader to provide specific details and examples from their work to explain what they liked and areas that could be improved. It includes questions to help guide self-reflection on how well the final product achieved the original intentions, how images were constructed, how text was used, and whether the content and techniques were suitable for the intended audience. The reader provides responses analyzing various aspects of their graphic narrative based project.
Graphic Narrative
Vladimir Propp analyzed 100 Russian folk tales and identified common narrative components, which he organized into a theory. He identified 8 character types that frequently appear: the villain, helper, princess/prize, father, donor, hero, false hero, and dispatcher. Propp's analysis found that tales share a common structure involving an equilibrium that is disrupted, a hero's journey to restore equilibrium, and a new conclusion/equilibrium. His work established structuralism in folklore and narrative studies.
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The document discusses the benefits of exercise for mental health. Regular physical activity can help reduce anxiety and depression and improve mood and cognitive functioning. Exercise causes chemical changes in the brain that may help protect against developing mental illness and improve symptoms for those who already have a condition.
Planning booklet
This document provides planning details for a digital graphic narrative project. It includes considerations for costs, available resources, quantity, audience, quality factors, codes of practice, regulation, copyright, ethical issues, and health and safety. A production schedule is outlined across 10 sessions to complete design of the 10 page graphic narrative. Risks such as tripping hazards and eyestrain are identified along with preventative measures grounded in health and safety legislation.
Development pro forma
Here are the storyboards for the beginning of the story:
Page 1
Panel 1: A widow and her son Jack are sitting at a table. The widow says "What shall we do? Milky-White isn't giving milk."
Panel 2: Jack says "Don't worry mother, I'll go sell Milky-White at the market to get us some money."
Page 2
Panel 1: Jack leads Milky-White down the road. In the background an old man watches.
Panel 2: The man approaches Jack "Good morning Jack, where are you off to?"
Page 3
Panel 1: Jack replies "I'm going to sell our cow Milky-White at the market."
Childrens story's
The document summarizes and compares information about 3 different children's books:
1) "I Want a Friend" by Tony Ross - The book uses bright colors, large images and text, and no more than 3 lines of text per page to be easily readable for young children. It has 32 pages total.
2) "Is There Room on the Bus?" by Helen Piers - The book uses many colors but smaller text that may be difficult for children. It has up to 14 lines of text per page and 36 pages total.
3) "The Princess and the Pea" by Mini Gray - The book relies on basic pictures to tell the story and uses a large, basic font with no more
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The document contains evaluations from a student of various digital graphic projects they completed. For a leopard image created using shapes, the student liked the simplicity that identified it as a leopard while still being recognizable to children. They would add more shading to make it more realistic. For a second image using shapes and shadows, the student liked how it created depth and detail and would blend the foreground and background more. The student also enjoyed making rotoscope images and would choose more detailed source images next time.
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