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This document contains definitions and analyses of various film concepts. It defines denotation and connotation and provides examples for the words "snake," "flag," and "gun." It also includes analyses of three movie posters, analyses of two sound clips, and examples of how scenes and music can influence the perceived genre of a film. Further, it discusses stereotypes associated with gender, class, age and occupations. It also lists common iconography in western, sci-fi and fantasy genres and defines linear and non-linear narratives. Finally, it analyzes a clip from Star Wars that establishes Darth Vader as the villain through visual cues like costume and weaponry.
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Film poster analysis
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Prop analysis
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- 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.
Theory
The document contains definitions and examples of various concepts related to media including:
1) It defines the denotation and connotation of words like "snake", "flag", and "gun" and provides examples.
2) It analyzes several movie posters, noting aspects like genre, costumes, colors, and props.
3) It summarizes two movie trailers, describing elements like music, imagery, and tone used to convey meaning.
4) It lists common stereotypes associated with groups like gender, social class, age, and provides stereotypical traits.
5) It identifies common iconography used in genres like Western, Science Fiction, and Fantasy media.
6)
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Theory meaning
The document discusses various theory-related concepts including denotation and connotation of symbols like snakes, flags, and guns. It also analyzes how visual elements in posters and trailers, like characters, lighting, colors and locations, convey different meanings and messages. Stereotypes related to gender, class, age and other groups are presented. Iconography of genres like Western, Sci-Fi and Fantasy are briefly mentioned. The concepts of linear and non-linear narratives are defined and film examples are provided. Finally, a clip from Star Wars is analyzed focusing on costume, colors, editing and power dynamics.
Meaning theory pro forma
The document provides definitions and examples of key film analysis terms:
1) It defines denotation and connotation, and provides examples for the words "snake", "flag", and "gun".
2) It analyzes three movie posters, noting details like color schemes, imagery, and text that provide insight into the narratives and characters.
3) It summarizes two music clips, describing what type of scenes each might accompany based on elements like instrumentation, tempo, and structure.
4) It analyzes how a movie trailer for "The Shining" misleads viewers about the film's true nature through editing techniques.
5) It does the same for a hypothetical trailer for "
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.
Meaning theory pro forma
The document discusses various film concepts including narrative structure, stereotypes, iconography for different genres, and analyzing film clips. It provides definitions for linear and non-linear narrative and examples of each. It also analyzes how costumes, dialogue, props, lighting, camera work, editing, music, and color are used to distinguish good and bad characters in a clip featuring a duel with lightsabers.
Theory meaning pro-forma
The document discusses various theory-related terms through definitions and examples. It defines concepts like denotation and connotation for symbols like snakes, flags, and guns. It also analyzes film posters and soundtracks, discussing techniques used for tone, focus, and conveying information. Stereotypes, iconography for different genres, and linear and non-linear narratives are outlined. Finally, it examines the use of color and camera angles in a clip to distinguish good and bad characters.
Meaning theory pro forma
The document discusses various concepts related to media analysis including denotation vs connotation of symbols, poster analysis focusing on color, props, costumes, and lighting, soundtrack clip analysis of tone and sound effects, stereotypes of gender and social class, iconography of different genres, definitions of linear and non-linear narrative, and an analysis of a clip from Star Wars focusing on costumes, dialogue, camerawork, editing, music, colors, and the representation of heroes vs villains.
Theory meaning
The document discusses various concepts related to film analysis including:
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- 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.
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- 2. Snake • Denotation A limbless, slithering reptile • Connotation – Evil, two-faced and poisonous.
- 3. Flag • Denotation A flag of a country. • Connotation – A flag that represents the United Kingdom.
- 4. Gun • Denotation • A weapon • Connotation – Violent, gang and murder.
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- 7. Poster Analysis 3 From looking at this poster you can only see one person and nothing about the location so you can already gather that this person is the main character and is really important in the film. Also the fact that his face is split into 3 colours which are quite dark filtered colours you might get the impression that he has different personalities and each one is filtered and acts a different way.
- 8. Soundtrack • Clip 1 – From this sound clip it’s a horror related. There's also a build up so this could mean the people on that image have heard a noise and they both reacted the same way by looking at each other in shock. • Clip 2 – From this sound clip it sounds more like a happy genre or even a musical and the people in the image could be getting up to dance or having a romantic scene by either kissing or could possibly be asked to get married.
- 9. Shining • They brightened up the scenes to make it more positive and they also only used happy scenes. They added happy music which overall made it look like it was a happy movie.
- 10. Scary Mary • They added dark shadowed scenes with scary music and made it look like the children was running away and hiding.
- 11. Stereotypes Men • Sports • Possession of status Women • Makeup • Mother figures
- 12. Stereotypes Upper Class • Designer/expensive clothes and accessories • big houses • Posh Working Class • Smaller, normal houses • None branded clothes
- 13. Stereotypes Old People • Isolated, lonely- living by themselves • Rely on old ways • Old fashion clothing- knitwear Young People • Social media • Following trends- clothes etc • Use slang to speak
- 14. Iconography- Western • Deserts • Horses • Cowboys
- 15. Iconography- Sci-Fi • Aliens • Outer space • Future
- 16. Iconography- Fantasy • Castles, princesses • Mythical creatures • Wizards, magic
- 17. Narrative • Narrative Definition – a spoken or written storyline • Linear Narrative Definition – A storyline that goes in the order, start, middle and end. • Linear Narrative Film Example – A storyline that has flashbacks from the past and then goes back into the present.
- 18. Narrative • Non-Linear Narrative Definition – When the story doesn’t go in chronological order and doesn’t follow the direct timeline. • Non-Linear Narrative Film Example – Deadpool
- 19. Clip Analysis • In the clip you can tell that Darth Vader is a bad guy as he is in an dark coloured costume with a mask on so you cant see his face at all. He is also carrying a red light sabre which also can gibe hints to the audience he is the bad guy because the colour red links to evil and blood. He is also walking in with an army with a white suit and guns to protect him. There's also people with a yellow suit and and blue light sabre and you can tell they are the good guys as they are quite colourful colours and they are also fighting the bad guy. As Darth Fader was walking in the other guys had an expression on their face as if they was scared. Also the good guys don’t have a mask on and can clearly tell their expressions.
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- Include a poster of a film/video game and analyse the meaning created from the use of colours, props, costume, location, lighting, framing, actor/model
- Include a poster of a film/video game and analyse the meaning created from the use of colours, props, costume, location, lighting, framing, actor/model
- Include a poster of a film/video game and analyse the meaning created from the use of colours, props, costume, location, lighting, framing, actor/model
- Discuss what genre the music gives the image. Reference the sort of music and how it makes you feel about the image? What does it suggest about the characters or what is about to happen?
- What techniques have been used to make the trailer appear as if it is a romantic comedy. Discuss sound and editing.
- What techniques have been used to make the trailer appear as if it is a horror film. Discuss sound and editing.
- List the positive and negative stereotypes linked with these social groups
- List the positive and negative stereotypes linked with these social groups
- List the positive and negative stereotypes linked with these social groups
- List iconography you would associate with the genre. Add images where/if relevant
- List iconography you would associate with the genre. Add images where/if relevant
- List iconography you would associate with the genre. Add images where/if relevant
- Discuss the clip and reference how meaning has been created through the use of Costume/Dialogue/Props/Lighting/Camerawork/Editing/Music/Colour Reference clear examples from the clip https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=c-jQL-0oxTA