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This document outlines the storyboard, shots, music, characters, costumes, titles, and locations for a film about a daughter who has AIDS and the relationship with her mother and aunt. It includes details such as using a tilt shot to show characters looking up nervously, a close up of an AIDS leaflet, and a two shot to show the close relationship between the daughter and aunt. It also recommends using piano music to build suspense and classical music for the title sequence. The main characters are the daughter, mother, and aunt, and the document describes their costumes and personalities. The main locations are a station, front room, outside of the house, hallways, front door, and kitchen.
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The document provides examples and definitions for various concepts related to film analysis. It defines denotation and connotation for symbols like snakes, flags, and guns. It analyzes posters for films like Django Unchained and Grown Ups, examining genres, costumes, colors, and other visual elements. It also defines concepts like linear and non-linear narratives, and provides examples. The document analyzes film clips and trailers, describing how music, imagery and other techniques are used to convey meaning and emotion.
Evaluation Q2
The document analyzes and evaluates a media product that represents teenage characters. It compares the protagonist "Laura Golding", a typical teenage girl, to characters from other shows like Pretty Little Liars who are stalked. The antagonist, referred to as "Unknown", is analyzed as well and compared to stalker characters who wear dark hoodies. Details are provided about the mise-en-scene including the girl's bedroom setting, costumes like the guy's black hoodie, and how colors were used. Camera techniques, sound, and editing choices are also discussed that build mystery, tension and don't reveal too much about the characters.
Evaluation 2
The document analyzes and evaluates the media product by discussing how it represents social groups through its protagonist and antagonist characters.
The protagonist Laura is described as a reflection of the average teenage girl who is stalked. Her bedroom setting emphasizes her as typical. The antagonist "Unknown" is portrayed from his point of view to create tension and a sense that Laura is being watched. He represents a troubled teen obsessed with Laura. Comparisons are made to characters from other thrillers like Pretty Little Liars to highlight similarities.
Mise-en-scene, camera work, sound, and editing techniques like dissolves and match cuts are discussed in building mystery, tension, and the stalker element without making it too explicit of
Six thriller openings
The document discusses conventions, titles/timings, mise-en-scene, sound, and camera techniques used in horror and thriller movies. It provides examples of how these elements set the tone and build suspense, such as using string instruments and dark colors in the score, having the male character wear dark clothing, showing clocks at night to suggest mystery, and employing jump cuts and zooms between characters and locations. The document analyzes how these techniques are employed in the openings of movies to immerse viewers and establish the psychological nature of the films.
Pitch
The document discusses plans for a music video and album cover for the band Alt-J. It chooses the song "Breezeblocks" which tells a story of an abusive relationship. Research found the target audience is ages 16-25 who prefer alternative music. Two characters, Thom and Autumn, are introduced who fit the target profile. Locations of a house and woods are selected - the house tells the relationship story and woods is for a chase scene. The album design folds out unconventionally and features lyrics. The music video follows the female character through close-ups and a chase, using techniques to show emotion and vulnerability while the band performs. It ends on her cliffhanging expression.
Planningandreffsearch[1]
Two sisters, Amy and Maya, decide to go to a party in the woods with friends. However, their fun turns terrifying when their friends disappear and an uninvited stranger starts stalking them. With only their video camera for protection, the sisters must try to survive and uncover the truth about what is happening in the woods.
Planningandreffsearch[1]
Two sisters, Amy and Maya, decide to go to a party in the woods with friends. However, their fun turns terrifying when their friends disappear and they find a dead body. With only their video camera, the sisters must try to escape an uninvited stalker and unravel what happened as their life is threatened.
Planning and research
Two sisters, Amy and Maya, decide to go to a party in the woods with friends. However, their fun turns terrifying when their friends disappear and they find a dead body. With only their video camera, the sisters must try to escape an uninvited stalker and unravel what happened as their life is threatened.
Planningandreffsearch[1]
Two sisters, Amy and Maya, decide to go to a party in the woods with friends. However, things take a terrifying turn when their friends disappear and an uninvited stranger appears, putting Amy and Maya in a life-threatening situation. With only their video camera for help, they must try to survive and uncover what happened while evading the dangerous man stalking them in the woods.
9 frame analysis
The document analyzes the cinematography techniques used in music videos for several popular songs. It discusses elements like camera shots, lighting, mise-en-scene, and how they help convey the themes and moods of the songs. For each video, it describes the camera shot, lighting, mise-en-scene elements, and provides a brief context about the narrative or message of the song. The document aims to understand how visual elements in music videos complement and enhance the listening experience.
Cd Montage Powerpoint
The document provides brief descriptions of the covers of various music albums, summarizing the impressions and insights they provide about the music. Common themes across the covers included seriousness and intensity, sex appeal, fun and partying vibes, and futuristic and modern styles. The covers aimed to attract audiences and convey messages about the type and tone of music through the use of images, colors, fonts and other design elements.
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Shotlist, music nd costume and props
- 1. NEW IDEAS
- 2. storyboard
- 5. Shot-list To show that the characters are looking up to something that they are nervous about. Tilt shot VISUAL Type of shot Reason used Establishing shot To show location of first scene, and what it consists of. Close up/extreme close up To show and aids leaflet with a footprint on it on the ground. This is to show how the subject of aids is treated. Two shot To show that she has a close relationship with her aunty.
- 6. Shot-list Sideways tracking Mid shot Long shot Match-on-action to show a range of shots in one action. VISUAL Type of shot Reason used
- 7. Music and sounds The type of instrument can build up suspense and also makes us feel as they are feeling. The piano should communicate a feeling or emotion to the audience. This music would describe her personality. When title appearing, this specific music would be good, as the audience would take this film serious. Piano Urban music Classical music
- 9. Costume Aidrinia Mum Aunty (Tarnya) (Angela) Dark blue as it symbolises authority and being over powering. Black to reflect the attitude towards her daughter. Red to symbolise the possible danger as she has aids. Also it is the colour of the aids ribbon. Brown cardigan as it is a down to earth neutral colour to reflect her personality as she doesn’t take sides. -Dark blue cardigan -Formal black trousers -Black boots -red cardigan -white t-shirt -Blue denim jeans -white trainers -blue jeans -brown cardigan
- 10. Titles NFECTION AIDR ANNA “ Aids may be closer, than you think”
- 11. Main locations The station Front room Outside front of house Front door hallway Hallway towards kitchen The kitchen