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This document discusses visual influences for a music video shoot. It describes several scenes, including one by a fire with a smoky effect and emphasized visuals. Another scene shows an image through a steamed up window to give the impression of someone watching. The dark forest is noted as influential because it is the desired time of day for filming. One scene focuses on the artist "Yung Lean" in an exaggerated hospital gown by a bright fire to attract the eye.
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Mise-en-scene refers to everything visible within the frame of a shot that contributes to the audience's understanding, including lighting, costumes, props, sets/locations, blocking/performance, and color. The document discusses these six key elements of mise-en-scene and provides examples to illustrate how each element is used to convey meaning and create mood. Props, costumes, blocking/performance, lighting, and location/set are analyzed in short examples and questions to demonstrate their role in visual storytelling.
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The film Innocence is about a young girl who has been emotionally scarred by abandonment and exclusion, which causes her to hurt those who get close to her, as shown through flashbacks. The opening sequence will alternate between a blank title screen and scenes of the girl alone, focusing on mise-en-scene like a children's tea set to imply her backstory without dialogue or plot.
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This questionnaire asked respondents about their preferences for thriller movies. Most respondents preferred gun thrillers to knife or other genres. The top main topics were forests at 50% and abandoned buildings at 25%. The most related locations to thrillers were also ranked as gun, knife, and other. The preferred time for a thriller movie was ranked as gun, knife, or other. When asked about the number of protagonists, gun, knife, or other were again the top answers. For props in thrillers, gun and knife once more ranked above other options.
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This document outlines the initial plans for an indie music magazine that will target 16-35 year olds, be published monthly at £3.00 per 100-page issue. It will include regular content like upcoming shows/festivals, featured new artists, reviews, quizzes, indie music charts, and catching up with past artists. Feature articles will provide in-depth interviews, stories on band reunions/breakups, behind-the-scenes looks, success stories, analyses of copyright issues, and top song lists.
Questionnaire analysis 1
- The questionnaire found that 54.55% of respondents were female, so the magazine should focus on appealing to female readers while also including male readers.
- Most respondents were between 16-35 years old, so the magazine will have an informal tone but still include some formal elements.
- The most popular music bands were Foo Fighters and Arctic Monkeys, so the magazine will feature them while also including a variety of other genres.
- The primary focus will be indie music but will reference other popular genres like pop and rock.
- Since most people access information online, the magazine will include social media and website links.
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The group faced three main problems during their film production. The first was draining phone batteries while filming outdoors. They overcame this by assigning specific phone tasks like filming, photos, and contacts to distribute battery usage. The second problem was wind noise during outdoor filming. They addressed this during post-production by muting the audio. The third issue was accidentally deleting an edited focus group video. They re-filmed and edited the focus group in time by dividing editing and filming tasks between members.
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- 1. INFLUENCES
- 2. YUNG LEANS – MIAMI ULTRAS
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- 4. This scene is shot through a window that’s steamed up, this gives the effect that someone is watching someone.
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