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This document discusses the elements of mise-en-scene in a kpop context using the acronym C.L.A.M.P.S. It explains that C.L.A.M.P.S stands for Costume, Lighting, Action/Actors, Make-up & Hair, Props, and Setting. For each element, it provides a brief explanation of their importance, such as how costumes can change a character's appearance, lighting sets the mood, actors determine personality and age, makeup and hair alter looks, props complete scenes, and setting is the most crucial as it provides the location.
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Evaluation 7
- The author reflects on their preliminary film task and feels they could have done better, particularly with implementing rules like the 180 degree rule, match on action shots, and shot reverse shots more clearly.
- Close-up shots, over the shoulder shots, 180 degree shots, shot reverse shots, and match on action shots from the preliminary task and follow up film are analyzed.
- Areas that could be improved for next time include stabilizing camera movement, getting cleaner shots with multiple takes, and doing more planning and research.
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- 4. Lighting Lighting is kind of important too. You need to make sure that the light creates the correct atmosphere and mood for your scene.. Choosing the right colours to set the perfect tone. You really don't want your shots to come out orange. It's quite unprofessional. See that the image on the right is much nicer then the image on the left. Totally the lighting. Definitely not the fact that one is just some random guy taking a picture on their phone or something and the other is seems to be done by an actual photographer of a nice looking street.
- 5. Action/Actors The action and actors are key to your product. Where would you be without them? NOWHERE! That's where. The way that these actors behave can determine a few things. eg. their age and/or their personality.
- 6. Make-Up & Hair Chancing your hair can completely change your appearance, so can make-up. So again, this is quite important. You can doing wonderful things with make-up today.
- 7. Props Props are the kind of things that complete the scene, making them look just right. But, don't over do on the amount of props.
- 8. Setting The setting is pretty much the most important thing. Where would you put your actors or props if you didn't have one? Settings can change everything.