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The document discusses several shots from a music video. It likes the first shot because the subject comes into the light from darkness, keeping the audience engaged. It also likes a tilted shot that makes the background appear at an angle to give the star an edgy persona. However, it dislikes the long overlay editing in one shot as it could lose audience interest. The use of a mirror effect is praised for making the video different and engaging. Strong color contrast in another shot helps the subjects stand out and draw attention.
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Alimentação saudável: uma questão de saúde pública
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Textual analysis
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Textual analysis of a teaser trailer
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1) The opening scene shows a group of girls in a shopping center. While seeming normal at first, details like the shaky camera work add an unsettling tone and sense that something is wrong or someone is following the girls.
2) A long shot down a dark tunnel features disorienting camera movements and unnerving piano music, building tension about what may lie ahead for one of the girls who was pulled away.
3) Shots of the girls in an underground, stone room with unsteady facial expressions and postures reflect the disturbing situation they find themselves in.
Evaluation Question one
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Arlington Road Evaluation
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Low budget video analysis
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Question 1
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Micro elements powerpoint
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Mirco analysis second day
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2) As violence increases, her father packs up to leave while she follows her mother, confused by the events unfolding. Scenes of explosions use handheld camerawork to convey the girl's tension and perspective.
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- 1. We like this shot because she starts off in the dark and comes into the light. It’s interesting because there is an unknown identity, which keeps the audiences attention for longer as they We think this is a clever shot because the camera positioning is purposely made to make the background look tilted at an angle. It gives her star persona edge as it shows the tilted world around her yet she is still stood straight in the foreground. However, we don’t like the editing done here. The overlay is left on for too long and as a result of this, the audience could lose interest. We also think it looks slightly messy and out of place. It could be improved if the two girls in each shot were on either side so that they weren’t overlapping.
- 2. The editing of this shot is interesting because they’ve used a mirror effect. It makes the video different from ordinary shots in music videos and keeps the audience watching. Lastly, this shot looks good because of the colour contrast between the white background, the bold colours of the beanbags and the black outfits. This helps the girls to stand out and bring attention to them. We also liked the movement in this shot as they cross their legs over in cannon, which emphasises their similarities and their friendship as band members.