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This is a summery of all of our photos that we shot in the style of Film Noir. By Lili Potter. Featuring Adam Burton and Harley Goulder
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The film shoot featured Lily Potter, Adam Burton and Harley Goulder depicting characters from "The Three Little Pigs" fairy tale in a film noir style. Various techniques were used to establish the noir genre, including costuming with a pig nose and suit, manipulating aspects of mise-en-scene, and editing photos to add noir elements and obscure facial features. Lighting was also experimented with to draw attention to props and locations that further developed the classic and modern interpretations of the noir genre over time.
Evalutaion 2
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Evalutaion 2
The document discusses the promotional package the author created for a horror film, consisting of a magazine cover, poster, and trailer. For both the magazine cover and poster, the author used the same cropped image of the villain's face to create recognition across the materials. The poster uses a dark color palette and fonts to indicate the horror genre, along with images suggesting someone is being watched. Both the poster and magazine cover follow this style. The trailer also uses musical and editing techniques typical of horror films to build tension. Overall, the author believes the main project and ancillary texts effectively convey the film is a horror genre piece through their shared visual elements and conventions.
Evaluation final question 2
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The Notebook
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Pitch Presentation
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Evaluation question 1
This document summarizes how the media product challenges existing conventions and forms. It incorporates recognizable character archetypes but subverts expectations by making the protagonist also be the villain. It uses common horror film techniques like lighting and shot types to set mood but takes inspiration from other works to make some scenes its own. Elements like isolation and shadows fit with Burton's theory on creating unease. It challenges expectations by not using typical slasher film or male gaze tropes and having a psychologically complex plot. The narrative focuses on a man's involvement in murders while giving the audience insights into his memories and mental state through techniques like flashbacks. It deals with themes of mental health and its effects on individuals and society.
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The film shoot featured Lily Potter, Adam Burton and Harley Goulder depicting characters from "The Three Little Pigs" fairy tale in a film noir style. Various techniques were used to establish the noir genre, including costuming with a pig nose and suit, manipulating aspects of mise-en-scene, and editing photos to add noir elements and obscure facial features. Lighting was also experimented with to draw attention to props and locations that further developed the classic and modern interpretations of the noir genre over time.
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Evalutaion 2
The document discusses the promotional package the author created for a horror film, consisting of a magazine cover, poster, and trailer. For both the magazine cover and poster, the author used the same cropped image of the villain's face to create recognition across the materials. The poster uses a dark color palette and fonts to indicate the horror genre, along with images suggesting someone is being watched. Both the poster and magazine cover follow this style. The trailer also uses musical and editing techniques typical of horror films to build tension. Overall, the author believes the main project and ancillary texts effectively convey the film is a horror genre piece through their shared visual elements and conventions.
Evaluation final question 2
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A young 18-year-old student named Charlie develops an obsession with her English teacher, Scarlett Reed. Scarlett realizes she can manipulate Charlie and uses her seductive personality to blackmail Charlie into committing a crime. The story follows Charlie as she is manipulated by Scarlett and discovers Scarlett's secrets. Key characters include Charlie, the innocent teenage protagonist; Scarlett, the manipulative femme fatale teacher; and Richard Reed, Scarlett's abusive husband who is also a victim of her manipulation. The film will take place in locations like the school classroom and offices that subvert typical film noir as well as noir-inspired locations around Hitchin like alleyways and cafes.
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Is film noir a significant sub genre
Film noir is a subgenre of crime films characterized by shadows, mean streets, weird camera angles, and chiaroscuro lighting. It conveys messages about the world not being a good place, everyone having flaws, there being no happy endings, and the American Dream being broken. Techniques commonly used in film noir like these are still employed in movies today. The Hays Code also influenced film noir by requiring implications rather than explicit content due to films being viewed by all ages.
Conventions of Film Noir
Film noir is typically set in dark, gloomy locations like alleys and empty streets. Characters wear trench coats and hats, and themes involve greed, betrayal, and corruption. Visual styles that create mood include low-key lighting, shadows, and angled shots. Over time, the noir genre has expanded to include neo-noir films in various settings and subgenres like science fiction noir or horror noir.
Film noir codes & conventions
Film noir cinematography is known for using distorted, uncomfortable angles and framing to put viewers on edge. It often features extreme close-ups, deep focus shots, and obscured views through objects. Mise-en-scene elements include everyday urban locations shot in low light with high contrasts between blacks and whites. Character archetypes regularly seen are down-on-their-luck private detectives and dangerously seductive femme fatales. The narratives typically involve crimes, double-crosses, and a downward spiral of events leading to misfortune.
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The document summarizes how a media project used conventions of real thriller films in its lighting, settings, cinematography, sound, and characters. It describes how the project opened with eerie lighting from computers to set the thriller genre. Settings like a deserted park heightened tension between the protagonist and antagonist alone in the location, similar to the film No Country For Old Men. Cinematography included shots of feet to compare the protagonist and antagonist. Sound switched between tense music and diegetic dialogue to signal changes. The antagonist was loosely based on a character from Skins to be an enigmatic stalker.
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The student created a thriller opening for a media project that adhered to several thriller conventions including low-key lighting, suspense, enigma, and use of weapons. The opening depicted a male character who couldn't let go of his ex-girlfriend and showed what lengths he would go to keep her. While the project met some conventions through lighting, editing, and characters, the student noted areas for improvement like adding a darker music score, more varied camera shots, and tweaks to increase tension and pace. Overall, the student felt the opening could be classified as a thriller due to its use of enigma, suspense, and isolation, but may need further editing to more clearly fit the genre.
Evaluation Question 1
The document discusses the filming and production of a music video about a relationship that ends due to cyberbullying. It describes how various scenes were filmed, including setting up a slow pan shot in the graveyard at the beginning to set the scene. It also discusses the use of lighting, costumes, camera angles and other cinematic techniques to portray the characters' emotions and the overall themes of loneliness, regret and the negative impacts of cyberbullying.
Evaluation Question 1
The document discusses the filming and production of a music video about a relationship that ends due to cyberbullying. It describes how various scenes were filmed, including setting up a slow pan shot in the graveyard at the beginning to set the scene. It also discusses how different lighting and camera angles were used to portray happy versus depressed moods and the power dynamics between the two main characters. Intertextual references to the music video for "Love the Way You Lie" by Eminem and Rihanna are also mentioned.
Blair witch project opening sequence analysis
The opening sequence establishes the amateur, documentary style of the film through shaky camerawork, lack of lighting and sound equipment, and casual clothing of the characters. It shows the characters preparing to investigate a local myth in the woods on Halloween, with dark lighting and dialogue hinting at something sinister. The sequence ends with a disturbing description of a graveyard in black and white, building an atmosphere of unease, death, and horror.
Evaluation question
The document discusses the production of a music video. It describes how various scenes were filmed and edited to develop forms and conventions of real music videos. Key points include opening with a slow panning shot of a graveyard to set the scene, using lighting and camera angles to portray different moods and power dynamics between characters, and incorporating symbolic elements like a rose that represent the relationship. Intertextual references to music videos like "Love the Way You Lie" helped shape several scenes.
Evaluation questions 2,5 &7
The document discusses the filmmaker's thriller film opening they created for a class project. They aimed to attract their target audience of young people by including unusual elements and an unexpected storyline. The opening establishes a young girl doing disturbing things while her ordinary sister watches. Special effects and editing techniques like quick cuts were used to build tension. Costumes and locations were chosen to appear realistic and keep the audience engaged throughout the short film opening.
Evaluation One
1) The document provides an analysis of the shots and scenes in the opening of a thriller film. It summarizes each shot's purpose in building tension, introducing characters and settings, and revealing information gradually to immerse the viewer.
2) Key shots include an introduction to the main character in a dark room, security camera footage showing another victim, and a flashback showing one character being followed unknowingly.
3) Details like lighting, costumes, placements of titles are described as important to set the ominous tone and imply danger and vulnerability without revealing all the details at once.
Evaluation 7
Looking back at your preliminary task, what do you think you have learnt in the progression from it to the full product
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The document discusses the production of a media project depicting a relationship that ends due to cyberbullying. It describes how various filming and editing techniques were used to effectively convey the relationship's progression from happiness to isolation and depression. Lighting, camera angles, music, and costuming were intentionally manipulated to realistically portray the intended mood and themes at each stage of the narrative. Intertextual references to other media helped inform the project's artistic choices.
Evaluation question
The document discusses the production of a media project depicting a relationship that ends due to cyberbullying. It describes how various filming and editing techniques were used to effectively convey the relationship's progression from happiness to isolation and depression. Lighting, camera angles, music, and costuming were intentionally manipulated to realistically portray the intended mood and themes at each stage of the narrative. Intertextual references to other media helped inform the project's artistic choices.
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The document discusses the production of a media project depicting a relationship that ends due to cyberbullying. It describes how various filming and editing techniques were used to effectively convey the relationship's progression from happiness to isolation and depression. Lighting, camera angles, music, and costuming were intentionally manipulated to realistically portray the intended mood and themes at each stage of the narrative. Intertextual references to other media helped inform the project's artistic choices.
Photographic Evidence Of Filming
The document discusses lighting issues encountered while filming at an outdoor location. As the sun was setting, it was difficult to get the correct lighting, camera settings, and angles before it became too dark. This required setting up the camera earlier and experimenting to get the establishing shot before the light disappeared quickly. Filming had to be done in the dark to maintain continuity with most of the footage. Natural lighting helped create an eerie tone fitting the narrative but background noise from a nearby road and passing people required retaking shots. Various lighting, camera focus, angles, and shots were tested to portray different meanings and hints to the audience. Refilming in darker conditions and scheduling issues with actors also presented challenges.
Question 7 evaluation
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2) Meeting technical requirements like match on action, shot reverse shot, and the 180 degree rule in the preliminary filming.
3) Facing issues with sound quality during preliminary filming due to a squeaky tripod, and solutions taken in post-production.
4) Carrying over casting, costumes, and location choices between the preliminary and main task to maintain continuity.
5) Applying the same technical skills like 180 degree rule and shot reverse
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Media evaluation question 1
This document analyzes how the author's horror film trailer uses, develops, or challenges conventions of real horror film trailers. It discusses elements of mise-en-scene, music and sound, characters, camera and editing, titles, and themes. For most elements, the author's trailer follows genre conventions but also challenges them in some ways. For example, costumes adhere to conventions but have unique styles, and settings are mysterious but not completely dark.
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The document discusses a student film project titled "No Time for Goodbye" that was originally intended to be a thriller with romantic elements but ended up taking on more of a horror genre convention. The student analyzes how their film trailer and accompanying poster/magazine cover fit within the conventions of their chosen horror genre through their use of music, lighting, quick cuts, and ominous imagery while still developing their own style.
Filming day
The document summarizes the filming day for a student film project. It discusses how the students followed their storyboard but found additional shot opportunities. Throughout the day, they got more creative and added shots while still sticking to the overall storyboard. It describes some specific shots that were added, like a close-up of a character's feet walking. The document also notes some technical problems encountered, like accidentally turning off exposure lock, and how the filmmaker gained skills in lighting, camera settings, and efficient production.
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Ealing London Independent Photography meeting - June 2024
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My storyboard for a sword fight scene with lightsabers
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Noir photo shoot
- 1. Film Noir Style Shoot Featuring: Lily Potter, Adam Burton and Harley Goulder,
- 2. This shoot was inspired by ‘The Three Little Pigs’ fairy tale. The costume used help to establish this, such as the Pig nose and the suit which was the typical Noir style
- 3. Not only did we use characters to create our shoot but we also experimented with aspects of Mise-en-scene. We added a more modern Noir take from films such as Sin City because it shows development of the genre over time. This was later edited...
- 4. We later edited some of these photos so add more of a Noir genre instead of modern day locations. The light from the lighter here creates a disorientating image and mystery as we can’t see the characters facial features This is a very simple black and white edit to recognise the Noir genre in the early periods before current technology was used.
- 5. We also used a dark room studio and experimented with lighting and costume This would be a better photo if it was a close up This lighting is the best out of all of our photos because it draws attention to the femme fatale and her association with danger; highlighting the gun The lighting here did not enhance the characters features. The light is also in shot the lighting here did have potential to achieve a good focus on the femme fatale however the lighting and angle of the camera could have been changed for a better shot
- 6. we also edited our photos adding aspects such as props and lighting Added stereotypical props We made the photo black and white and the contrast here was made darker drawing attention to the flame and characters. this is also quite disorientating and dark like in post Noir films
- 7. These are some other photos that weren’t as good as the others and didn’t edit later Lighting issue Too modern and not well in shot Not in focus Not the right perspective and facial expression takes away seriousness of the photo