Spider man (2002) scene review
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This summary analyzes a scene from the first Spiderman film between Spiderman and the Green Goblin. It notes that Spiderman's bright red and blue costume identifies him as the protagonist that audiences are meant to root for, while the Green Goblin's dark metallic green suit makes him seem more sinister and threatening. The roof top setting isolates Spiderman and puts him in a vulnerable position lower than the Green Goblin, making him feel a lack of power and security. The Green Goblin's threatening dialogue and physical positioning in the scene establishes his dominance over Spiderman and sense of control over the situation.
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Evaluation question 1
The document provides an evaluation of various elements of a student film title sequence and opening. It summarizes that the title is average but clear. The locations effectively set the moods of horror and comedy. The costumes and props subtly indicate something is wrong without being abnormal. The camerawork and editing were well-executed based on the production checklist. While the title font and text style were basic due to software limitations, they incorporated visual effects. Key characters and the villain are introduced through foreshadowing and establishing shots. The opening successfully suggests the hybrid horror/comedy genre through its use of scary yet childish masks and weapons.
Mise en-scène
The document provides analysis of the mise-en-scene elements of settings, props, costumes, facial expressions, body language, lighting, and color in thriller movie trailers. It examines screenshots from three different trailers, summarizing the intended emotional impact and implications of each visual element. For example, settings are often shown as empty to imply danger or isolation, costumes help establish characters' roles and social statuses, and facial expressions aim to elicit feelings of fear, empathy or intrigue from viewers. Overall, the document demonstrates how visual composition works to subtly convey a trailer's plot and tone through symbolic use of its formal components.
Mise en-scene-planning
The document discusses the planning for the mise-en-scene of an opening thriller sequence set entirely in a lift. It summarizes the costume, hair, makeup and casting choices for 5 characters that will appear in the sequence. The characters include two businesspeople, a security guard, an average person, and a mysterious stranger. Costume choices were made to distinguish the characters' occupations and social statuses while also hinting at the impending danger. The lighting of the lift was chosen to be bright so as not to immediately signal to the audience that something is wrong, creating a false sense of security. Actors were selected based on their ability to portray the envisioned characteristics of each role.
Mixed genre research
This document contains summaries of trailers and posters for films in different genres including action, science fiction, comedy, fantasy, and superhero.
The After Earth trailer summary describes the storyline of a father and son crash landing on a dangerous planet, with the son needing to find a missing piece of the ship. The I Robot trailer summary outlines a plot where advanced robots become too human-like and one may be dangerous. The Cheaper by the Dozen 2 trailer summary explains a family vacation rivalry between two large families. Poster analyses provide additional insights for After Earth, I Robot, and Cheaper by the Dozen 2. Magazine cover analyses comment on the visuals and text used to represent Harry Potter, James Bond,
Question two:
The two films, The Day it Ended and Murder by Numbers, are similar in that the main characters are popular teenagers from middle-class backgrounds. However, they differ in their camerawork, mise-en-scene, and editing. Specifically, the camerawork establishes the school setting, the mise-en-scene shows the characters' differing mental states, and the editing uses different pacing and music to elicit different emotions from viewers. These similarities and differences provide insights into the social groups portrayed in each film.
Film poster analysis
This document analyzes a movie poster, summarizing various elements that provide clues about the film's genre and storyline. The cold, gritty font and blood red imagery indicate it will be a dangerous and gory film. A lone character holding a gun creates a sense of mystery, isolation, and danger. The wasteland-like color scheme and rough terrain further suggest peril. Elements like the biohazard symbol and bloody title establish this as a horror film filled with fright.
George film poster analysis
This document analyzes a movie poster, summarizing various elements that provide clues about the film's genre and storyline. The cold, gritty font and blood red imagery indicate it will be a dangerous and gory film. A lone character holding a gun creates a sense of mystery, isolation, and danger. The wasteland-like color scheme and rough terrain further suggest peril. Elements like the biohazard symbol and bloody title establish this as a horror film filled with fright.
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