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We filmed at several London locations to portray the protagonist's feelings of depression and loneliness for a music video. Westminster was used for nighttime footage of clouds and traffic to show the protagonist could "be somebody" despite feeling down. South Bank was filmed at night to appear empty and convey his isolation. Trafalgar Square had little light besides the fountains, symbolizing how dark his life felt. Buckingham Palace represented a bright hope to lift him from depression. Additional footage was captured at a drama room and the protagonist's own house to further illustrate his trapped, frustrated state of mind.
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The document considers several possible locations and settings for filming a story about a protagonist's rise and fall. It suggests Redcliffe Street in Chelsea to depict the protagonist's wealth and rise through life. Chelsea Creek is also mentioned as an upper-class area suitable for filming. Big Ben in London could symbolize that the protagonist has made it in one of the world's most influential cities. Regent Street would allow for filming a time lapse of the protagonist's rise and show his desire for fame through its bright lighting. Locations like Feltham, Hounslow, and Hayes are proposed to portray the protagonist's downfall through their run-down, unpromising environments lacking influence.
Control film opening analysis
The film opening takes place in a dull, grey house in England. It establishes the main character, seen alone in black and white shots, looking upset on the floor. The sound of his English accent helps set the location. While the narrative is not clear, it leaves the audience with questions about the boy and why he is always alone walking in the urban setting. The opening represents the character as quiet, depressing, weak and vulnerable.
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Created by San Kaur Dhinsa.
Task 1 ways of realism
The group created a drama film about bullying. They filmed at a pond near the college to portray the bullying realistically. The sunny weather helped the dialogue. As an editor, the filmmaker added realism through sound and acting. The film included bullies and their victim, but excluded people who may have helped. Better shots and lighting could have improved realism. The pond location and dramatic music helped portray the bullying realistically.
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Analysing sound in trailers
The document summarizes the soundtrack of the movie King Kong. In 3 sentences:
The soundtrack establishes that the movie is set in 1930s New York and on a mysterious unexplored island, and follows a film crew that travels there to make a movie but encounters difficulties. Subtle hints through sound effects suggest a monster-like animal is present on the island. The soundtrack sets a tense, mysterious, and dangerous tone for the film through its music and use of sound effects.
Question 1
The document discusses key elements of a film opening, including setting a mysterious mood using red and low contrast effects, representing blood and mystery with the black and red colors to fit the thriller genre. It establishes a mainly medium pace to allow for changes in tension and emotion. Location shots of London are shown to familiarize viewers with the setting of Kings Cross St. Pancras. Characters are filmed in these places to depict their journey. The Heroin 07 font is used for the titles to look weathered yet bold against the red and black background. Conventionally, the studio ident comes first followed by the film title in an effective place. Actors are listed individually or together on title screens, ending with the most important writers and
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The document analyzes and summarizes the opening sequence of the 2000 British crime film "The Football Factory." It discusses how the sequence effectively establishes the setting, power dynamics between characters, and leaves the audience with questions that compel them to watch more. Location, lighting, editing, sound, and camera work are all discussed as narrative tools used to immerse viewers in the gritty world of the film.
Locations
The document discusses three potential locations for a music video combining elements of Snow White and Romeo and Juliet:
1) A forest, to represent the original fairy tale settings and struggles of Snow White and the Prince's relationship.
2) A field, to represent the country elements of the music and video. Characters are commonly seen running through fields.
3) A castle, to represent the darker parts of the narrative at dusk. Permission would need to be obtained to film at a castle.
Evaluating Question 1
This media product uses and develops conventions of war dramas through techniques like a close-up of the main character to create emotion, numerous shots of the character walking alone to show isolation, filming in a field to represent the war setting, and a shot of a puddle to transition between scenes. It also challenges conventions by placing the character on the ground in the opening close-up and keeping dialogue minimal throughout the prologue. The dairy is a key plot device used to link characters and provide perspective, similar to the film Valkyrie.
Media locations
The group decided to film their music video in urban locations that would fit with the pop genre. They chose four main locations - a village hall, car park, graffiti wall, and park - to portray the artist as lively and people-oriented through performance and "disjuncture" elements. The plain village hall and car park would keep the focus on the artist, while the colorful graffiti wall and busy park reflected the artist's bubbly personality. Unexpected issues may require changing locations.
Location Research
The document discusses several potential filming locations for a music video that will show the main character transitioning from an urban to rural environment over the course of their journey. Locations mentioned include Woodthorpe woods, Lendal Bridge steps, Woodthorpe Layby in both directions, Jack's side gate, outside York Minster, Clifford's Tower, a layby on Tadcaster Road showing city and racecourse in the background, and Hob Moor. The goal is to get shots in more urban areas like York Minster early on and then increasingly rural locations like the woods and moor to match the character's changing mental state and the tempo of the song as represented in the video.
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The document discusses several potential filming locations for a music video that will show the main character transitioning from an urban to rural environment over the course of their journey. Locations mentioned include Woodthorpe woods, Lendal Bridge steps, Woodthorpe Layby in both directions, Jack's side gate, outside York Minster, Clifford's Tower, a layby on Tadcaster Road showing city and racecourse in the background, and Hob Moor. The goal is to get shots in urban York and then increasingly rural surroundings to match the calm then upbeat changes in the song and actor's demeanor.
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Evaluation question 4
The document discusses how various new media technologies were used at different stages of constructing a music video project. In the construction stage, a Canon camera was used to film footage and take still shots, and stage lights and editing software like Final Cut Pro were used. Research involved using websites and search engines to gather information and Prezi and PowerPoint to present findings. Planning utilized storyboarding, animatics, and software like Fireworks and Final Cut Pro. Evaluation questions were created using programs like Word, Prezi, Windows Movie Maker, and PowerPoint.
Record label research
Maybach Music Group is a record label founded by American rapper Rick Ross in 2009. MMG's albums were formerly distributed by Warner Bros. Records but are now distributed by Atlantic Records. The label released its first album, Rick Ross' third studio album, in summer 2009 and has since released two compilation albums featuring all signed artists, Self Made Vol. 1 in 2011 and Self Made Vol. 3 in 2013.
Record label research
Maybach Music Group (MMG) is a record label founded by American rapper Rick Ross in 2009. MMG initially distributed albums through Warner Bros. Records but now partners with Atlantic Records. MMG released its first album and collaboration projects featuring signed artists like Meek Mill and Wale. Ross focused on signing new talent to MMG and releasing compilation albums showcasing its recording artists.
lyric analysis
The song is about a man who dreams of becoming a rock star. He prepares for a performance by loosening his tie and shutting out the world through music. On stage, he plays songs to please the crowd and get them pumped up, feeling loved by their appreciation. For that moment, he feels like somebody important through the crowd's validation, even if just for one dance. The ending is unclear, leaving it open whether he truly became somebody or not through his performance.
Hip-Hop Genre
Hip-hop began developing in the 1970s in the Bronx, New York, focusing on elements like MCing, DJing, and breakdancing. It grew from house parties into a full genre consisting of stylized rhythmic music accompanied by rhythmic speech. Over time, hip-hop culture expanded through television and the internet and influenced mainstream channels and media. Common conventions of hip-hop include rhyming lyrics, swearing, jewelry, casual clothes, close-ups of artists, references to alcohol/drugs, and dancing. Scholars have compared hip-hop texts to modern classic poets for their use of imagery and social criticism.
Evaluation activity 7
The document discusses the learning and improvements from a preliminary media task to a final thriller opening film. It identifies several key areas of growth:
1) Better understanding and application of camera shots like point-of-view, close-up, and tracking shots.
2) Improved editing skills using more tools to create tension and meet genre conventions.
3) A more professional looking production logo and title design.
4) Stronger planning with a script allowed for clearer filming and meeting thriller genre expectations.
5) Increased confidence and understanding of equipment like cameras, lighting, and dollies for specific shots.
Flightplan (2005)
The document provides a detailed analysis of the opening sequence of the film "Flightplan" through descriptions of various shots and scenes. It examines the lighting, camera angles, settings, and visual symbols used to set the tone and convey meaning about the main character and her emotional state. Key details that are emphasized include the dark and mysterious atmosphere created through low-key lighting, the importance of the woman's relationship with the man she is seen with, and the sense of isolation, vulnerability and unresolved issues from her past that she appears to be grappling with.
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- 3. South Bank We filmed in the location South Bank at night because it would be less busy and this would connote that the protagonist is lonely and feeling down about himself. This location was also useful for our time lapse as it helps portray people walking past the protagonist and not acknowledging the protagonist or how depressed he is.
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- 6. Drama Room We filmed in this location because we had access to the multi coloured lighting which would add to the concert/gig concept whereby the band is performing to an audience. It was also a spacious area so we had room for the drum kit and the band members to play their instruments in.
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