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Misfits is a British teen sci-fi drama that first aired in 2009. It follows 5 delinquent teenagers doing community service who gain special powers after a strange thunderstorm. Each episode finds the teens dealing with personal problems and misdeeds while developing their extraordinary abilities. The relatively unknown cast appeals to a teenage audience. The show is set in a dreary urban London and keeps viewers engaged through cliffhanger endings and the characters' development as both people and beings with supernatural powers.
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- The use of color in film posters to convey meaning, with examples from Tangled and Snow White. Blue and yellow typically suggest good characters while dark colors like black suggest evil ones.
- How icons and stereotypes are used in different genres, with Western films typically featuring towns, cowboys, and shootouts, and sci-fi films featuring spaceships, aliens, and advanced weapons.
- The difference between a linear narrative that tells a story chronologically versus a non-linear one that uses flashbacks and flashforwards, citing Cinderella and Pulp Fiction as examples.
2. meaning (aa)
The document analyzes the denotations and connotations of various words and objects:
- Snake has a denotation of a limbless scaly reptile but negative connotations of being evil, untrustworthy, and slimy.
- Flag has a denotation of a cloth with a design but positive connotations of freedom and unity between countries.
- Gun has a denotation of a metal object that can harm but mixed connotations of protection, evil, violence.
Pitch presentation 2012
This pitch presentation proposes a 2-minute teen drama film. The group decided on the teen drama genre because they can relate to the experiences of that age group.
The story involves a gang that notices a girl walking by. One gang member recognizes her from school and approaches her to get her number. However, when he pulls out his phone, drugs fall out of his pocket, scaring her off.
The group has created a shot list, storyboard, script, and production schedule. They conducted research on audiences and film genres. Based on feedback, they aim to add more comedy, fighting scenes, and life-related issues while shortening the introduction. The target audience is teenagers aged 13-19.
2. meaning (lf)
The document discusses various concepts related to film analysis including denotation and connotation of symbols, techniques used in film posters and trailers, stereotypes, film genres, narrative structures, and clip analysis. It provides definitions and examples for key terms like denotation, connotation, linear and non-linear narratives, and analyzes techniques used in film posters and trailers to convey different tones. It also lists common stereotypes associated with gender, class, age and analyzes clothing, music, camerawork, colors, and props in a film clip.
Theory meaning pro-forma
The document defines key terms related to film theory and analysis:
1) It provides denotative and connotative definitions for the terms "snake," "flag," and "gun."
2) It analyzes several film posters, noting how visual elements and text are used to convey genre, tone, characters, and plot details.
3) It examines the denotative and connotative meanings of different film soundtracks and how they set mood.
4) It discusses common stereotypes related to gender, social class, and age.
5) It outlines some iconic visual elements associated with Western, science fiction, and fantasy genres in film.
Meaning complete
Denotation refers to the dictionary or literal meaning, while connotation refers to implied cultural or emotional meanings. Examples given are that snakes have a negative connotation as someone who betrays others, while flags have a positive connotation of bringing people together. A movie poster is analyzed, finding that while colorful, the dark clothing of characters implies a darker narrative than initially seems. Soundtracks are discussed, with one building suspense for a jump scare, and another having a happy, Disney-like feel.
Theory meaning pro-forma
The document discusses various theory-related concepts including the denotation and connotation of symbols like snakes, flags, and guns. It also provides analysis of films, games, and other media, describing key elements like characters, settings, colors, and how they relate to the overall meaning or message. Iconography and expectations for different genres like western, sci-fi and fantasy films are outlined. The document also defines linear and non-linear narratives and provides examples of each.
Theory meaning pro-forma 2
The document discusses various concepts related to film analysis including denotation and connotation, stereotypes, iconography, and narrative structures. It provides examples and definitions for each concept. For denotation and connotation, it gives examples of how a snake, flag, and gun would be denoted and connoted. For stereotypes, it lists common stereotypes associated with men, women, social classes, and age groups. It also gives examples of iconic images associated with western, sci-fi, and fantasy genres. Finally, it defines linear and non-linear narratives.
Meaning Theory Pro-Forma (1).pptx
The document analyzes various concepts related to media analysis including denotation and connotation of symbols like snakes and flags, stereotypes of different groups, iconography of genres like western and sci-fi, and linear vs nonlinear narratives. It provides examples of how films can be edited to change their intended genre or tone. Poster analyses examine how color, lighting and composition are used to convey meaning.
Meaning Theory Pro-Forma (1) (2).pptx
The document analyzes various concepts related to media analysis including denotation and connotation of symbols like snakes and flags, stereotypes of different groups, iconography of genres like western and sci-fi, and linear vs nonlinear narratives. It provides examples of how films can be edited to change their intended genre or tone. Key terms are defined for narrative, stereotypes, and iconography.
Meaning Theory Pro-Forma (1) (2).pptx
The document analyzes various concepts related to media analysis including denotation and connotation of symbols like snakes and flags, stereotypes of different groups, iconography of genres like western and sci-fi, and linear vs nonlinear narratives. It provides examples of how films can be edited to change their intended genre or tone. Key terms are defined for narrative, stereotypes, and iconography.
Theory - Meaning Pro-Forma
The document provides definitions and examples of various film theory concepts:
- It defines denotation and connotation for symbols like snakes, flags, and guns.
- It analyzes the denotations and connotations conveyed by posters for films like Warcraft and Batman.
- It examines how film trailers can change the perceived meaning of films like The Shining and Mary Poppins through editing and music choice.
- It lists common stereotypes associated with groups like men, women, social classes, and ages.
- It outlines iconic settings, costumes, and props commonly seen in Western, sci-fi, and fantasy genres.
- It defines linear and non-linear narratives and provides examples of each.
Evaluation question 2
The document discusses representations of social groups in thrillers and the filmmaker's preferred meaning. It notes that different social groups like age, gender, ethnicity may interpret the same film differently. Filmmakers use techniques like camera angles, music, and costume to convey a preferred meaning but various groups may focus on different aspects. The document then discusses common character representations in thrillers, with men typically portrayed as heroes/villains and women as victims in need of help. However, some recent films break this mold. It ends discussing how the filmmaker's thriller subverts expectations by having adolescent girls in both victim and villain roles.
Cubs presentation SA VSLH
This document provides information about the 2006 short film "Cubs" directed by Tom Harper. It discusses the producer, production company, director, cast, target audience, awards, symbolism, props, costumes, sound design, dialogue, and how the audience interprets the film. The film follows a group of troubled working class teenagers who bond through urban fox hunting, representing their struggle to fit in and find entertainment with limited opportunities.
Evaluation question 2
This document discusses how thrillers represent social groups through different interpretations based on factors like age, gender, social class and ethnicity. It also discusses how a director constructs meaning through techniques like selection, construction and presentation of scenes, as well as character representations. The document then analyzes representations of men and women in thrillers generally and how the writer's own thriller subverts typical gender roles by having adolescent girls in atypical villain and victim roles.
Meaning Theory latest copy (1) (1).pptx
The document discusses various concepts related to media analysis including denotation and connotation of words, poster analysis of films, soundtrack analysis, stereotypes, iconography in different genres, definitions of narrative forms, and analysis of a movie clip. Key points covered include the denotation and connotation of words like snake, flag, and gun. Poster analyses discuss themes, settings, costumes and characters of films. Soundtrack analysis examines the mood created by different songs. Stereotypes associated with gender, class, age and other groups are outlined. Iconography common in western, sci-fi and fantasy genres is listed. Linear and non-linear narrative forms are defined with film examples for each. The clip analysis notes its use
Representation of age
This document discusses ageism and society's obsession with youth. It notes that age is used to easily categorize and stereotype others, with both young and old facing negative stereotypes. While racism and sexism are now widely seen as unfair, ageism remains acceptable. People go to great lengths to disguise their age through clothing, cosmetics, and even surgery. A youth-obsessed media promotes this bias by focusing on young, attractive models. The document argues that valuing youth over wisdom and experience can be harmful, and that we should celebrate people of all ages equally.
Theory meaning pro-forma
The document discusses various film covers and their design elements. It analyzes how the use of color, character placement, and other visual cues provide insight into the films' genres and target audiences. Pink is used on the Mean Girls cover to suggest it is girly. The main character is at the front to indicate the film focuses on her. Uniforms on the Wild Child cover show it is set in school but the main character rebels. Bright balloons on the Up cover grab attention and show the story is about different characters in the sky.
Potential Genre
The document discusses the genre of social realism films. It provides characteristics of the genre, including depicting everyday working class lives and struggles, the use of handheld cameras and location shooting for a sense of realism, linear narratives focused on social issues, and casting non-professional actors. Example films mentioned show social issues like prostitution, abortion, and poverty. The genre aims to represent real life in an authentic way through its stylistic techniques and subject matter.
Media research
The document summarizes Harry T. Docwra's research for an essay on coming-of-age films. It discusses films analyzed - Dazed and Confused, Booksmart, and Stand By Me. It also discusses an episode of Mark Kermode's Secrets of Cinema on the genre. Key elements learned include common tropes like protagonists finding friends and mentors. Vladimir Propp's theory of 7 character types will be used for the project. Further research plans include films like Mean Girls and The Kings of Summer to understand genre changes over time.
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Homework1 presentation
- 1. Drama Presentation Misfits
- 2. Broadcasting and Narrative • Misfits is a teen sci-fi drama first broadcast at 10pm on 12th November 2009 on E4. • It follows the lives on 5 delinquent teenagers during a community service. They are hit by a thunderstorm and attain special powers. It follows their misdeeds and personal problems and we watch as they develop as both people and extra-ordinary beings.
- 3. Credits • Misfits was directed and written by Howard Overman Joe Brown also helped write it • Starred - Lauren Socha, Nathan Stewart-Jarrett, Iwan Rheon, Antonia Thomas, Robert Sheehan and Joseph Gilgun. All relatively unknown actors, which would draw in a teenage audience rather than an adult audience. • Executive producers - Petra Fried, Murray Ferguson • Producer - Kate Crowe • Production company - Clerkenwell Films
- 4. Conventions and Characters • Kelly Bailey • Curtis Donovan • Nathan Young • Alisha Bailey • Simon Bellamy • There are a few conventions that we can pick up from the first 5 minutes. • There is a small group of characters (soon 6 becomes 5) • The location is pretty much always the same place. • And the drama is kept fresh as they keep killing people and have to hide it • Also the story doesn’t end like in a sitcom, you have to keep up and each episode ends with a cliffhanger and a preview of what is to come.
- 5. Mise en scéne • The setting of the series is in urban London. We can say how grey and dingy it is and how the characters with their different traits and iconic looks (especially their orange jump suits) stand out. Possibly a metaphor for how these teenagers stand out in their lives compared with the boring adults and law abiders.
- 6. Sound and Dialogue • In order for us to differentiate clearly and categories who these characters are we can listen to how they talk, how others talk and how others talk to them. • Their probation worker speaks very clearly but very condescending towards the teenagers. • They speak to each other with aggression and with poor attitude. • They also use slang words for instance Curtis says “Is that for real” which is very informal you wouldn’t find adults talking like that. • There are also the sound of the thunderstorm arriving and peoples accents which draw in interest. • The songs are also popular songs in the charts which a teenage audience can relate to.
- 7. Icons • There are a few icons which are a constant throughout the series and which help define the characters • Alisha has her sexual underwear and clothing. • Kelly has her pushed back and chavvy earrings. • Nathan has his loose fitting jumpsuit and his hair which helps define him. • Curtis uses his t-shirt and lower half jump-suit combo to help define him and he also has his faith expressed in his cross necklace. • And Simon has his mobile phone and pristine appearance to help us understand a bit about him. • Other icons include cigarettes, mobile phones and the electronic tag they wear on their ankles.