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This document outlines different types of shots used in filmmaking and their effects, including wide angle shots that capture everything in frame, low angle shots that depict power dynamics, high angle shots that make characters seem vulnerable, two shots that show character interaction, and point of view shots that adopt a character's perspective. Close ups focus on facial expressions while establishing shots set the scene and framing shots direct viewer focus.
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This document discusses how the media product uses and challenges conventions of real media forms. It provides an example of how the opening scene mirrors a James Bond film by including an immediate murder. However, it challenges conventions by setting the murder in the woods rather than indoors, making it feel more scary. It also keeps the killer ambiguous by only showing a close-up of the corpse. The document argues this confusion draws in the target audience and creates an uneasy but thrilling experience.
Final video shots
This document discusses location shots for a final video project. It describes three shots taken at a location near a rugby club: 1) a shot of the author lying in an open wood, 2) a road allowing for escape from the woods, and 3) a bridge connecting the woods to the road. The location utilized different areas to make it seem like multiple places and provided an outdoor setting for thriller content, improving upon their preliminary video.
Camera shots main task
This document provides a shot-by-shot breakdown of the camera shots, scenes, and durations for a film sequence. It includes various shots like establishing shots, close-ups, mid shots, long shots, and point-of-view shots. The sequence follows characters Elliot and Mary, with shots of Elliot looking distressed, Mary running, Elliot opening a case and her dying inside of it, then him hiding and running away while being followed by Dan.
Final idea
The document discusses potential ideas for a final product after scrapping an initial ghost effect idea due to technical limitations. The first idea involves an agent hunting a criminal carrying an important briefcase, with the agent murdering victims and a race to see if the criminal can escape. A second idea involves doctors at a hospital who murder patients for money, with the question of whether an ill patient can escape being murdered. This idea was scrapped for having a weak storyline and requiring many props and advanced locations.
Non dialogue script
The script depicts a mother grieving the loss of her daughter through a series of flashbacks triggered by visiting rooms in her house. As she walks through the home, memories of caring for her sick daughter emerge, including giving her medication in the kitchen and her daughter playing in the hallway. In her daughter's untouched bedroom, the mother breaks down crying while remembering her reading to her daughter in bed. The script focuses entirely on portraying the mother's mixed emotions of sorrow, sadness, and grief through her journey through the home and flashbacks of her deceased daughter.
Ideas for final video
The document discusses initial ideas for a final video task, including:
1) A cloaked man spying on and potentially killing a family of three.
2) A paranormal scene where lights turn off and unknown footsteps are heard, scaring two characters in a house.
3) A troubled mother developing issues after her child dies, possibly seeing what the dead daughter saw.
The document ends by noting the troubled mother idea seems stereotypical.
Prelim feedback
The teenager provided feedback on the preliminary video, saying it was enjoyable to watch despite depicting a murder, which added thriller elements. However, he noted the camera quality could be improved as some shots were unfocused, and the video looked old-fashioned due to its brown and white coloring. After reviewing this feedback, it was clear the video quality needs work and color correction should be more modern to appeal to current audiences. The murder subplot was engaging, but improvements could make the final product better.
Prelim shots
The document provides location shots and context for a preliminary video project. It describes shooting footage in a school music office, with doors used to simulate characters leaving or escaping. It also shows an 180 degree angle shot of a table where most of the video would take place, taken before one character murders another in the scene. The creator notes they could have found a better location but wanted improvements for the final product.
Questionnaire feedback and analysis
The document analyzes the results of a questionnaire given to 4 people ages 11 to 17. [1] Older participants watched more TV and downloaded more films than younger ones. [2] Most had recently watched a comedy rather than a thriller, showing comedies have changed more over time. [3] Spending on media varied significantly by age, with the oldest spending the most and the youngest spending nothing. This highlights how independence and media interests change with age.
Media questionnaie4
This document is a media questionnaire asking Elliot Metaireau about his favorite movie genre. It provides examples of genres that others enjoy, such as Tom and Zac who like thriller, comedy and action movies while Luca and Josh prefer horror and sci-fi genres.
Media questionnaire3
The document is a media questionnaire with responses from four individuals - Luca, Zac, Tom, and Josh. For the question about preferring reading or watching media, Luca and Zac prefer watching while Tom and Josh prefer reading. For the question about how many TV series they watch per week, Luca watches 4, Zac watches 3, Tom watches 2, and Josh watches 1.
Media questionnaire
The document is a media questionnaire that was completed by 4 individuals - Luca, Zac, Tom, and Josh. It shows that Luca and Zac watch the most TV/films per week at 8 hours, while Tom watches 6 hours and Josh watches 4 hours. It also indicates that only Luca does not regularly download movies online. Finally, it reveals that the most recent genres watched were comedy by Luca and Zac, horror by Tom, and action by Josh.
Clip analysis
The document analyzes lighting, sound, camera movements, and editing techniques used in a fighting scene from the film The Bourne Identity. It notes the use of dark color correction and daylight to set mood, fast-paced music without character sounds to increase suspense. Camera movements are jerky and focused on the fight. Editing uses very fast pacing with short shots to increase tension and thrill audiences trying to make sense of the quick cuts.
Thriller audicene
The thriller genre appeals to different audiences depending on the sub-genre. Psychological thrillers and horror-thrillers tend to attract younger and more female audiences, while R-rated films like Silence of the Lambs appeal more to young adult males. Legal and crime thrillers target a mature audience. However, for a generic thriller film, the core demographic is typically young adults aged 18-25, as they enjoy intrigue, mystery and surprises.
Media poster2
The document summarizes a movie poster for the final installment in the Saw film series. Key details that stand out include the title "Final Chapter" in gold writing to indicate it is the last film, dark color tones used throughout to set a chilling atmosphere, and text at the bottom providing release date and production credits in a font matching the horror theme of the movie title. Iconic graphics and the word "Saw" signal to viewers that it is part of the popular horror franchise.
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- 1. Shot name Example image Effect Wide angle shot You are able to witness everything in the shot. Low angle shot Shows power as your looking up at someone or if their looking down you. High angle shot The characters are weaker, more vulnerable in the scene. Two shot Shows interaction between the two characters. Point of view shot You see the scene through the characters perspective. Over shoulder shot You can see expressions very clearly while keeping in the characters perspective.
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