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Vinnie Petral was once a famous action movie star, but has since fallen from fame and lost his money. He now works delivering packages for Amazon to make ends meet. The documentary follows Vinnie as he goes about his delivery work, and flashes back to his past career and arrogant attitude at the height of his fame. Vinnie remains egotistical and tries to act like he is still well known, but is lonely and emotional underneath. The documentary aims to portray Vinnie's journey in a realistic yet comedic light to mock his character.
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Here are a few key differences I noticed between your mental health podcast and the existing BBC Radio 1 "Life Hacks" podcast on anxiety:
Style:
- Yours has a more serious, formal tone while the BBC one has a lighter, more casual style.
Structure:
- The BBC one flows smoothly with music fading in/out between segments. Yours has a more straightforward question/answer format.
Production quality:
- The BBC one sounds very polished and professional with clear audio quality. Yours could benefit from improved recording equipment.
Content:
- The BBC one interviews experts and people with lived experience. Yours focuses more on answering questions directly.
Overall, the BBC podcast
Comedy
Comedy has evolved significantly since the early silent films of the late 19th century. Physical slapstick was most common initially due to the lack of sound, but verbal humor like puns and jokes became prevalent starting in the 1930s with the rise of talking pictures. In the 1960s, comedy took a darker turn with works like Monty Python that included social commentary. Modern comedy blockbusters like Home Alone in 1990 popularized incorporating mini comedic clips. While action comedies declined in the 2000s, spoof films and mockumentaries became more common. Comedy appeals to a wide audience but targets younger viewers with slapstick and more mature audiences with cruder humor. Key elements of comedy films include settings that facilitate social interaction
Secondary Research
The document provides background research for a short film about teens with super abilities who don't fit in with society. It discusses researching similar films like X-Men for character inspiration and comparing qualities of short films to full-length films. Key points include keeping characters limited, focusing on 1-2 brief scenes, and basing characters on films like X-Men for representation of differences.
Question 5 evaluation
The document discusses how the filmmakers attracted and engaged their target audience for a crime/gangster genre film. Their target audience was mainly males ages 16-40. To appeal to this audience, the film featured typical crime genre themes of violence, weapons, and displays of wealth. It began in a mundane way before taking a dramatic turn to surprise viewers. The main character was constructed to be appealing and glamorous like crime film protagonists. Authentic crime film music and camera angles from inside a bag were used to manipulate tone and make the character seem intimidating.
Evaluation Question 5
The document discusses how the filmmakers attracted and engaged their target audience for a crime/gangster genre film. Their target audience was mainly males ages 16-40. To appeal to this audience, the film starts in a mundane way before suddenly revealing a bloody suit, surprising viewers. The main character, Vince, is portrayed as wealthy through his clothes, home, and cash/jewelry to attract viewers. Authentic crime genre music was used to set the proper tone. Camera angles were chosen, like viewing from inside a bag, to make Vince appear intimidating to engage the audience.
The Presentation
The document outlines a film project that will incorporate modern issues like binge drinking and drugs. It will tell a story from the surreal perspective of a character under the influence. Specifically, it will feature a western-style shootout between the main character and a villain. Elements like music, camera shots, and locations are discussed to set the surreal and tense mood. The goal is to show how modern issues can distort perception and to poke fun at people who wish to be like heroic film characters.
Evaluation media
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Film pitch Nicole Sian
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Eastenders analysis
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Thinking of you – katie perry A2 music video analysis
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The film uses various elements in addressing most of the themes. Deep focus was used in the film to show personal isolation of Kane and loss of control. The film also used the movement of the cameras, flashbacks and window scenes to make it more interesting. The open sequence of the movie uses dissolve editing and this has made the movie to become very famous. Deep focus used in the movie allows viewing of the objects which are at far distance as close one. The main purpose of the paper is to understand analyze the film of Citizen Kane according to opening sequence and window scenes and address the observation that was made by Giannetti
Deep focus used in the film combines various types of the camera lens, composition, and lighting to produce an effect which was required. It was used in the movie to demonstrate how Kane had personal isolation and had lost control (Welles 100-101). Deep focuses make sure that viewers are not confused through engaging whole space. It illustrated the space when Kane had no power and when he had commands. In every scene, space which was occupied by the characters was presented in deep focus. An example is when the custody of Charles was signed by Mrs. Kane. This contributed to Charles being excluded from most of the decisions which were in connection with his future. The whole film can be related to the activities which occurred in the space. In the production of the movie, Wells uses short and long shots though he concentrated more on the long shorts so as to bring deep focus photography on various images. Deep focus in the movie was used to give audience or viewers on the choice they should look as well as limiting the focus attention. Example can be seen when a mother was signing a paper and all attention was drawn to characters looking at it. At the beginning of the movie, shot of fences is seen and then continues to increase. It also features various series which are dissolving as first shot appears and the then the next one is background one. The fading of the one plane and the coming of another one brings the idea of changes in the scene.
Furthermore, there is use of lighting in the film which is an indication of the low- key lighting used in an effective manner. Lighting was created contrast in the presentation of blacks and whites in every shot that was produced. Example is the lighting which was used in the Xanadu Palace in a sequential manner to set moods and demonstrated the differences that existed in Mr. Kane’s lifestyle and his wife. Mr. Kane stands patiently in front of a large fireplace as he continues to listen to the boring lamentations which were expressed by his wife Susan. In this case lighting was used to symbolize what exists in marriages which are failing. The movie uses stark lighting to show influence in the German expressionist and make the movie to be more appealing. Extreme backlighting in the film make the figures appear as if they are.
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Vinnie petral
- 2. Idea Action actor, Vinnie Petral has fallen from fame as one of the biggest movie star of recent decades. He has lost all his money and fame but keeps his arrogant attitude. Vinnie has to resort to delivering packages for amazon to make money. The documentary follows him in his journey delivering the amazon packages and goes over his past as an actor.
- 3. Key Characters • Vinnie Petral • Appears as Selfish and rude • Acts cocky and arrogant but is very lonely and emotional Appearance His clothing would have classic action movie star conventions like sunglasses and tight tops but with a more eccentric colours and pieces Relationships Vinnie doesn’t have any relationships with other people and only stays to himself. However Vinnie tries to make out as if he is well known by the people around him. He had bad relationships with the people around him in his years of fame, being very unlikable and selfish Background Bio He is French former actor that fell from fame due to a huge scandal that he doesn’t talk about. He starred in many French action films before he went to American to become one of the biggest action movie stars in the world.
- 4. Film world The films world will be realistic to real life, similar to real life but with an alternate star as a celebrity. to try and present Vinnie as a real person and the world as relatable to ours as possible. Key Settings -Vinnies house This will be the place for Vinnies interviews so we can get an understanding of his character. -Movie Sets There will be a few recreations of Vinnie’s films adding humour because of his ridiculous acting but also gives insight into who Vinnie was before he lost his fame. -street This is where we see Vinnie doing his new job of delivering packages, this will also add humour as we see him struggling on the street and not being noticed as he expects to be Package receivers house This is where Vinnie delivers the package to Mood and Atmosphere It will be light hearted and focus mainly on the comedy whilst seeming informative like a normal documentary but obviously being a mocking piece on this character of Vinnie Petral.
- 5. Sound Soundscape The scene of Vinnie delivering the package will have lots of sounds that you would regularly hear in the street to portray it as real. Such as cars driving by and birds. Music the music will be French jazz café inspired music to set a relaxed tone. But for the recreations depending on the genre the music will change such as more energetic action movie music for Vinnies action scenes. Dialogue The dialogue will be very conversational and will attempts to be as realistic as possible to be convincing as a mockumentary. Some parts can be improvised to add more humour.
- 6. STYLE Visual Style It will be in the style of a mockumentary style. It will use conventions of documentaries and embellish comedy into it such as longer more awkward takes of Vinnie. And cutaways to show what he is like. Lots of close ups and medium shots of Vinnie as he is being interviewed to show how he sees him self as always the centre of attention however the handheld shots when he is out doing his delivery will constantly be losing interest In him, for him to then constantly be refocusing the attention on him to show how his insecurities Angles Constant eye line matches so the audience focus on his emotions Depth of field Throughout the film there will be deep focus so that everything in the scene can be seen as the mise en scene in the interview scenes for example will be important for the audience to see as it shows more of his character.
- 7. Target audience It will be aimed at teenagers to young adults because of the comedic aspect but could also appeal to an older audience. Most likely appealing to a male audience because of the male lead and focus on an action film actors story.