Point of view media
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The document discusses several films and media that use the point of view technique of filming scenes. It provides examples like "Smack My Bitch Up" music video, the TV show "Peep Show", the 1947 film "Lady in the Lake", and the 2007 film "The Diving Bell and the Butterfly". The point of view technique draws the audience in by allowing them to experience the story and events from the same visual perspective as the main character. This can build tension, atmosphere, and help the audience better understand the character's thoughts and feelings.
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Evaluation question 1
This document summarizes how the opening sequence of a media product establishes conventions of the horror genre. It establishes genre through visual elements like a knife and alleyway that are typical of horror films. It establishes the protagonist through focusing screen time on one character and creating empathy for him, and establishes the antagonist as a character that appears in the protagonist's mind and causes his deterioration. The sequence aims to create an ideology where the audience sides with the protagonist against the antagonist. It uses visual styles and shots typical of other horror films like Se7en to match the genre and create an unsettled feeling for viewers.
Evaluation Question 1
The opening sequence establishes the genre as horror through conventions like a knife and alleyway. It introduces the protagonist and antagonist, with more screen time and empathy given to the protagonist to identify him, and unstable visuals used to portray the antagonist's negative impact. The sequence aims to make the viewer uncomfortable and take the protagonist's side. It is inspired by the visual style and editing of the film Se7en to set expectations for the psychological thriller genre. Shots mimic those in other horror films to further signal the genre to viewers.
Evaluation
The document discusses the student's media product which is a film opening for a thriller. It uses conventions like flashbacks and dim lighting to set the tone. The main character is a male teenager to appeal to that age group. The film could be distributed by a major studio. Through filming and editing, the student learned about using cameras, shots, and iMovie to construct the product and felt they improved significantly from their preliminary task.
Media paranorm
The trailer summarizes the plot of Paranormal Activity 3, which follows two young girls who have been haunted by a demon from a young age. The film is set 18 years prior to the first two films. The trailer shows happy scenes of the girls at home that become increasingly tense and scary. It establishes that the film is found footage style, with cameras placed around the house by the parents to capture paranormal activity. The trailer effectively builds tension and intrigue without revealing too much of the story to attract audiences to the film.
Evaluation bernice
The document provides information about conventions used in film openings and how the student's media product both develops and challenges some of those conventions. Some key points:
- Film openings typically introduce characters, setting, credits, and engage the audience within the first 2 minutes. The student's opening challenges this by not clearly showing the main character's face and using flashbacks.
- Music in films usually sets the mood but does not change dramatically. The student's opening challenges this with sections of different music to reflect changing emotions.
- Shots in the student's opening vary between long, close-up, tracking to emphasize someone watching the character and focus attention on important details.
- The title appears as the character
Bitten’ film analysis
This document analyzes the camera shots used in the film "Bitten". It describes various shots including low-angle shots of running characters to establish tension, close-ups of blood and wounds to generate mystery, and reaction shots of protagonists to develop characters and connect with the audience. The analysis examines how shots like these use genre conventions to create drama and suspense and develop the setting, characters, and story of a zombie thriller.
editing influences
The document discusses how the filmmakers based their short film on the editing techniques and narrative style of the short film "love is all you need". Some of the specific influences and techniques they took from the film include using a low-angled close-up shot for the opening scene, fading between scenes, telling the story from the point of view of a teenage girl, using shots to portray the loneliness of the main character, and showing the complex relationship between the main character and her parents. The filmmakers aimed to use these techniques both similarly and with some differences in order to inspire but not directly copy the original film.
Question 1
The document discusses how a media product follows conventions of the thriller genre. It establishes several conventions used: (1) The protagonist has a weakness like memory loss that makes him vulnerable; (2) Voyeurism is used to engage audiences; (3) Enigmas are set up with unclear elements like a coded paper to encourage questioning; (4) Effects are used to portray the protagonist's unstable mental state; (5) A climactic perilous scene is included at the end to leave audiences on edge. Overall, the media product challenges conventions by subverting expectations while developing conventions like using ordinary locations for extraordinary events.
Evaluation
The document provides an evaluation of a student media project titled "Forever In My Heart". It discusses several elements of the project including the title, setting, costumes, camerawork, editing, fonts, story, characters, target audience, and technologies used. The students learned about camera techniques, editing styles, and the filmmaking process through constructing the project.
Media evaluation
1. The document analyzes and summarizes a student media project creating a horror film opening sequence. It incorporated conventions of mystery and slow story building common to horror films.
2. The sequence was mostly focused on male characters and had stereotypical portrayals of gender. It was aimed at teenagers based on the appeal of the zombie horror subgenre.
3. Students believe the sequence would be suitable for Channel 4 after 9PM due to similarities to other zombie films and appeal to a broad audience. They gained experience with camera and editing software.
Existing product research
The document discusses the cinematography techniques used in the Blair Witch Project that contributed to its success. It used an experimental "gonzo filmmaking" style where the actors were sent into the woods with cameras and had to improvise their reactions, leading to very raw and authentic footage. This helped audiences believe the events were real. Some key techniques included amateur footage to give a first-person view, diegetic sounds from the video camera to make it believable found footage, and lack of traditional screenplay/dialogue to make the acting feel real. This unconventional style was pioneering for the time and led many audiences to think the actors were truly in danger.
Media evaluation presentation
The document discusses how the media group's horror film product uses conventions from real horror films like Paranormal Activity. They chose simple costumes, props, and camera shots to focus on the story. Their film uses common horror elements like strange noises, doors closing by themselves, and a white flash at the end. They aimed to attract a teenage audience by including scary and suspenseful moments that would thrill them. Through making this film, the group learned new technologies like video editing software and how to use a camera effectively. They felt they improved in skills and organization from their preliminary task to the final product.
Media evaluation
The document discusses a student film project evaluating a horror film created by the authors. It provides details on how the film follows horror conventions through its use of sound effects and an unsettling setting in the woods. The film leaves the killer's identity ambiguous and mysterious. Technical challenges arose in filming and editing, but were addressed through practice and learning the equipment. Research into horror conventions and planning through storyboards and animatics helped structure the film.
Critical approaches - modes of address
This document discusses three ways that films communicate with viewers: formality, point of view, and directness. It defines intimate, social, and impersonal shots to describe the level of formality. Point of view can be subjective, showing directly through a character's eyes, or selective, mainly following one character. Directness refers to whether characters directly address the viewer through voiceover or eye contact. Examples are provided to illustrate these concepts of how films establish relationships with their audience.
Evaluation Question 1
The document discusses how the media product challenges conventions of the social realism genre in three key ways:
1) It features all female characters rather than following the typical male-dominated narratives. This portrays the strong female characters overcoming difficulties alone.
2) It features Asian characters in the leading roles, challenging stereotypes that social realism stories only surround white or black characters.
3) Rather than revealing all backstories immediately, it gradually reveals details about the characters' problems throughout the opening to build intrigue. This pacing technique deviates from conventions.
Evaluation Task 1
The document provides an analysis of the opening title sequence created by Maddie Mason for a media production class. It examines various elements of the sequence including the title, setting, costumes/props, camerawork/editing, font style, story/genre, characters, and special effects. The analysis discusses how each element was chosen and how it develops conventions of the thriller genre and references other media works to build tension and mystery, setting up the characters and story. The overall goal was to create a realistic yet intriguing opening sequence that effectively orients the viewer for the film's thriller genre and storyline.
Analsying Screenshots
The document analyzes different shot types commonly used in horror movie trailers. It discusses high angle shots, establishing shots, close-up shots, shots of weapons, over-the-shoulder shots, and point-of-view shots. For each shot type, it provides examples from horror trailers and explains how the shots are used to build tension, establish characters and settings, and manipulate the audience's perspective and fear.
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The document discusses the development of the opening for a student media project from its original idea to the final version. The original opening used a montage of random locations that confused viewers. The reworked opening drew from the suspenseful conventions of the film "Seven" through its dark atmosphere and fitting of credits to the on-screen action. The opening represents teenagers as the distressed female protagonist and includes a party scene with alcohol and drugs to further engage the target teenage audience.
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The magazine masthead was initially changed based on feedback that the original color did not represent the genre well. A new color scheme and font style were developed.
Interviews were a key part of the magazine because audience research found that readers wanted to relax and interviews were something they enjoyed.
The cover image for Miss May was chosen to appeal to the target audience of "emo kids" with a suggestive but not provocative pose, following conventions of magazines appealing to both genders.
Evaluation Question 1
The document discusses how the media product uses and challenges conventions of horror movies. It describes turning an innocent character into a killer through demonic possession, mirroring films like Paranormal Activity. It also initially presents a purely human villain before revealing supernatural elements.
Conventions used include setting the story in dark woods like Blair Witch Project to create an unsettling environment. Character archetypes include an innocent victim and a leader who tries to save the group. The product also draws connections to production companies like Lionsgate associated with major horror franchises.
The document examines how the product challenges some conventions, such as including a stereotypical gay character but subverting expectations of their role. It aims to build susp
Gant Chart - Production
This document outlines the production schedule for a film from September 2011 through November 2011. It details the filming of the trailer, image and audio editing, development of the film poster and magazine cover, receiving feedback on the trailer, researching distribution and classification, finalizing the poster and cover, and completing the magazine cover. The schedule shows the timeline for key film production tasks over the two month period.
Research Gant Chart
This document outlines the production timeline for a student film project from January 2011 to September 2011. It includes research into teaser trailers, horror conventions, relevant films, and film marketing materials. Major milestones are the completion of the first storyboard draft, first draft of the shooting script, and analysis of teaser trailers and film posters.
Final research
This document outlines the production timeline for a short film from January 2011 through September 2011. It includes research into teaser trailers, horror conventions, relevant films, and film marketing materials. Major milestones are the initial storyboard, first draft of the script, character creation, and analysis of teaser trailers and film posters.
Terminology and exam research
This document defines key terms related to new media and the future of magazines, including:
Web 2.0 allows two-way communication between content creators and consumers. A "prosumer" both produces and consumes media. Technological and media convergence involves the merging of different media platforms. Synergy creates greater revenue through coordinated promotion across multiple subsidiaries. Viral marketing and guerrilla marketing use unconventional strategies to raise awareness. User-generated content is created by consumers. Unique selling points and points of difference distinguish a product in the market. Unique perceived benefits influence what consumers believe they will gain from a product.
The document instructs students to familiarize themselves with the websites of magazines NME and Metal Hammer
Magazine Culture
Magazines are facing competition from online sources that provide more frequent and global access to news and information. While some magazines still have a dedicated readership and niche audiences, surveys find people spend over 40 minutes per day online accessing updates. Magazines may struggle because digital formats and social media can provide more timely coverage of topics like television shows and celebrities. Overall, the document argues that online media has become the primary way for advertisers to promote products and will likely replace magazines for most readers and fans seeking frequent access to news in an increasingly digital world.
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The document discusses various films and media that use the point of view technique of filming scenes. It provides examples like "The Prodigy" music video, the TV show "Peep Show", the 1947 film "Lady in the Lake", and the 2007 film "The Diving Bell and the Butterfly". The point of view technique draws the audience in by allowing them to experience the story and events from the same visual perspective as the main character. This can build tension, atmosphere, and help the audience better understand the character's thoughts and feelings.
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- 2. Our Movie To add an eerie affect to our movie trailer we decided to add in a few scenes that are filmed from some of the characters Ppojt of views. To get the best idea of how to do this we researched into some different media forms that use the point of view affect to gain the best atmosphere and affect for their video.
- 4. During the night out, the person indulges in cocaine, alcohol, vandalism, nudity and sex
- 5. It is only right at the end that we see whose point of view the video is from
- 6. One of the reasons for this is to capture the audience’s imagination and think about the issues being addressed in the video and how they would be affected by them
- 8. Lady in the Lake This 1947 movie was one of the first to use this technique The film is taken from the perspective of a detective ask to investigate the wear about’s of the wife of his clients boss The film exploits the style of filming using shots such as a door opening towards the camera and you seeing the hand reach to open the door This creates an atmopspheric affect that results in building tension and atmosphere as we always see things through the detectives eyes Although this isn’t a horror movie but a film noir, it creates a type of tension that allows the audience experience everything at the same time from the same perspective as the detective meaning that we are always in the know.
- 9. The Diving Bell and the Butterfly This is a 2007 French film that varies in cinematography style The film opens from the perspective of a character who wakes from a 3 week coma with a rare diseases that leaves him mentally stable but totally paralyzed As the film moves on the view point gradually broadens as he relives previous periods of his life The film is taken from his perspective as we hear his innermost thoughts One of the reasons for this to be done is to give the audience the real sensation that it is them trapped in this life where they can only see in certain directions and everything is frustrating
- 10. Alone with her This is a 2007 suspense film that is filmed from the perspectives of cameras set up by the main character The film centres an anti-social boy who films the girl he is obsessed with The camera switches between CCTV cameras set up by the boy which he watches from a room and a small camera he places on his tie which looks ate her ‘intimately’, such as directing at her breasts This film aims to question the audiences judgement as the perspective you are looking from is the antagonist’s, yet because it is the only perspective you know, you begin to use it as your own perspective By filming it from one perspective the audience is included in the action and is viewing what the antagonist wants them to see, what he wants to see.