Thursday, 18 February 2016
Monday, 15 February 2016
Thursday, 11 February 2016
Wednesday, 10 February 2016
Final cut story board
Help! Help! Puja! Puja!
Investigations about what could have happened to Puja taking place. Her two work colleagues are being interviewed.
Monday, 8 February 2016
Editing research
EDITING - The stage in the film making process in which sound and images are organised into an overall narrative
CONTINUITY EDITING - the most common type of editing, which aims to create a sense of reality and time moving forward.
CREDITS - The information at the beginning and end of a film.
CROSS CUTTING - The editing technique of alternating, interweaving, or interspersing one narrative action.
CUTAWAYS - A brief shot that interrupts continuous action by briefly inserting another related action.
EYE LINE MATCH - A type of edit which cuts from one character to what that character has been looking at.
FLASHBACK - a scene or moment in a film in which the audience is shown an event that happened earlier in the film's narrative.
SHOT REVERSE SHOT - Edits which switch back and forth between two characters interacting with each other.
SLOW MOTION - indicates intensity or importance of an action.
GRAPHIC MATCH - An edit effect in which two different objects of the same shape are dissolved from one into the other.
JUXTAPOSTION - The placement of two images on either side of an edit to create an effect.
LINEAR NARRATIVE - A style of storytelling in which events happen chronologically.
MONTAGE EDITING - The juxtaposition of seemingly unconnected images in order to create meaning.
PARAELLEL EDITING - A type of editing in which events in two locations are cut together to imply a connection.
VISUAL EFFECTS - Visual effects are usually used to alter previously- filmed elements by adding, removing or enhancing objects.
MATCH ON ACTION - A shot that emphasises continuity of space and time by matching the action of the preceding shot with continuation of the action.
Different Angles Research
Camera Angle: the position of the camera in relation to the subject of a shot. The camera might be at a high angle or at eye level with what is beginning filmed.
Low Angle: a camera angle that looks down upon a subject or object. Often used to make the subject/object appear powerful.
High Angle: A camera angle that looks down upon the subject or object. Often used to make the subject/object appear small or vulnerable.
Canted Framing: camera angle that makes the shot appear tilted or skewed.
Low Angle: a camera angle that looks down upon a subject or object. Often used to make the subject/object appear powerful.
High Angle: A camera angle that looks down upon the subject or object. Often used to make the subject/object appear small or vulnerable.
Canted Framing: camera angle that makes the shot appear tilted or skewed.
Saturday, 6 February 2016
Camera shots research
Close up- A head and shoulders shot which is used to show expression/ emotions of a character.
Extreme close up- a shot where part of the body /face of the character is shot which fulls the whole dominates of the frame.
Establishing shot- a shot that establishes a scene, often giving the viewer information about where the scence is set. More often is a wide/long shot and usually appears at the beginning of a scene.
Over the Shoulder shot- looking from behind a character's shoulder, at a subject. The character facing the subject usually occupies 1/3 of the frame but it depends on what the meaning the director wants to create.
Overhead Shot- a type of camera shot which the camera is positioned above the character, action or object being filmed.
Extreme close up- a shot where part of the body /face of the character is shot which fulls the whole dominates of the frame.
Establishing shot- a shot that establishes a scene, often giving the viewer information about where the scence is set. More often is a wide/long shot and usually appears at the beginning of a scene.
Medium shot- the framing of a subject from the waist up.
Two shot- a shot of two characters, possible engaging in conversation. Usually to signify/ establish some sort of relationship.
Point- Of View Shot is an shot that shows a view from the subject's perspective. This shot is usually edited so that the viewer is aware who's point of view it is.
Over the Shoulder shot- looking from behind a character's shoulder, at a subject. The character facing the subject usually occupies 1/3 of the frame but it depends on what the meaning the director wants to create.
Overhead Shot- a type of camera shot which the camera is positioned above the character, action or object being filmed.
Reaction shot- a shot that shows the reation of a character either to another character or an event within the sequence.
Film Analysis 2
Analysis Of My Two Film Opening
Night Crawler
http://www.kizoa.com/Movie-Maker/d31178052k6780590o1l1/night-crawler
Friday, 5 February 2016
Genre Typecasting
Which actors usually appear in your genre?
The actors that normally appear in the crime drama genre are
Tom cruise, Robert de Niro, Nicola Di Pinto, Daniel Craig and Many more.
Tom cruise, Robert de Niro, Nicola Di Pinto, Daniel Craig and Many more.
Why do you think they are chosen?
I think they are chosen for such type of roles because they are good at that role
and they have experience. They can also be chosen to do such types of role because of
and they have experience. They can also be chosen to do such types of role because of
the way they look and their personality also if they have been famous for doing these
types of roles then it is quiet difficult for them to do such type outside of these genres
due to fan demands and also maybe other genres wont suit them.
How will this aid your casting choices?
This will aid our casting choices as it will allows us to know what type of person would be suitable for our genre meaning if an person has an innocent face then they wont be suitable for our genre as we need someone who is looks like a villain and someone who is rude.
Iconography and Convention
What type of images come up on mind when thinking about your genre?
When thinking about our genre there are lots of images that come up on mind. Our Genre is a crime genre. When you think about crime such pictures like mystery violence revenge action come up on mind. Our genre creates questions in peoples mind and keep them engaged as crime movies are mysterious and also eager to know what will happen next.
Production name and Logo
Wednesday, 3 February 2016
Tuesday, 2 February 2016
Target Audience
For target audience we wanted it to be suitable for people so the age group people i decided to do is teenagers that are over 16 + and adults that are interested to watch crime genre. We would also represent our target audience that i think would be appropriate for our film opening.
By researching and knowledge of what crime movie both teenagers and adults would enjoy we wanted to make our movie which is suitable for both. We have included a kidnap scene in our film opening, which immediately establishes the genre of our film if it were to continue.
By researching and knowledge of what crime movie both teenagers and adults would enjoy we wanted to make our movie which is suitable for both. We have included a kidnap scene in our film opening, which immediately establishes the genre of our film if it were to continue.
HOW WILL IT INFORM YOUR INITIAL IDEAS AND LEARNING?
Over the course I have researched and looked a various film openings done by students and watched film of our genre to get an general idea and make our genre interesting.
SO FAR MOVIES I HAVE ANALYSED
SkyFall
Night Crawler
Fast and Furious 7
Monday, 1 February 2016
Iconography and conventions
Iconography and conventions.
Our genre is crime, by thinking about our genre, the main images which come in my mind are danger, crime scenes, violence, actions, mystery, seriousness, darkness, evil and blood.
By looking at my imagination, you can see that our genre is not colourful, funny and peaceful, but full of questions, doubts and scariness.
Overall, I can say that this genre, which is crime, is more suitable and mostly liked by adults and sometimes teenagers. But, this crime genre it is not suitable for children.
By looking at my imagination, you can see that our genre is not colourful, funny and peaceful, but full of questions, doubts and scariness.
Overall, I can say that this genre, which is crime, is more suitable and mostly liked by adults and sometimes teenagers. But, this crime genre it is not suitable for children.
Pitch
Plan for script
Plan
Pitch:
A young teenager in high in status gets kidnapped. This person is a woman because it is conventional. The kidnapper has left some clues which is easy to the victims to find him out. Overall, this is an action and mystery mixed drama.
The reason of the kidnapper doing this, because the young teenager's father stole all the main stuff, such as money, houses, lands from the kidnapper, which now the kidnapper is trying t o get it back.
Crime Genre
Crime Genre
By this genre I have learnt that Crime film is a genre which is related with action and mystery put together.
Crime Film Examples:
In this genre, which is crime, there are types of different crimes too, which are:Mob/Gangster
Mob/Gangster is a type which is mainly about crime, which is mainly related with mafia or gangsters. Often the script is mainly about that the gangster group or the crime leader organised by the main gangster.
Film-Noir
Film-Noir is another crime type genre, which is mainly stylish. This type, film noir, was mainly popular in the 1940s and 1950s; also, this types is mainly taken in black and white. In addition, in this types you mostly can see a narrative voice and flashbacks, to make the movie more clear and understandable for the audience.
Neo-Noir
Neo-Noir is a type, where the crime film is modern.
Crime-Thriller
Crime-Thriller movie is a type, which is mainly about killing, murderer and robbery. Overall, I can say is a typical crime movie with the mixture of mystery. In addition, in this type, Crime-Thrillers, you can see action and psychological views and points to build tension and suspense.
Target Audience
Target Audience For A Crime Thriller
Crime Drama Target Audience
In addition, the age is usually 15 to 40. Crime dramas are not suitable for older audiences, this is because is more modern, which it does not suit the age of 40 and over.
Thriller Target Audience
Crime Directors
Crime Directors
These are the directors in our chosen genre which is Crime; as we know every directors have different type of style, which to show their original look.
By camera works, Paul Thomas Anderson is more likely to be known as a long tracking shot and also allows the camera work to look around with tilting style, which this makes the audience curious and engaged, which means his movies are more like to be mysterious.
By the use of light and colour, Paul Thomas Anderson he uses mainly subtle and dull lights and colours, but at the same time Paul Anderson uses bright colours, in the main part of the scene.
By the way they created the characters in the script, Paul Thomas Anderson, he likes and makes the characters very complicated to understand and very strange characters. In addition, Paul Thomas Anderson has mostly directed actors who are nominated in Oscar, which this attracts the audience to look at the movie more, bacause of the actors.
Finally, by the soundtrack, Paul Thomas Anderson, makes the movie interesting, this is because he creates the right mood and to the audience, which Paul Thomas Anderson, to create this attractive mood he work with the one of the amazing composers, who are Brion and Radiohead's Jonny Greenwood.
2 - Lynne Ramsay
Lynne Ramsay style is more visually realistic which is more engaged to watch and determined movie, sometimes can be overwhelming too. Lynne Ramsay's style is also known as that she plays around and uses different types of texture, composition, colour, music and sounds, to create the scene more engaging and interesting.
In her style we mainly see that she uses mostly camera work and images to create the mood and makes the movie interesting, not like other directors, this is because she doesn't use much of sounds and uses music to create feeling, but she uses pictures.
Nicolas Winding Refn known as that he is one of the directors, who have an amazing style compared to other directors. Nicolas Winding Refn says that to create this unique style compared to the other directors, he believes that art is equal to violence, which by this she means he uses his violent side to create his unique movies. By using this side of him, he explains that at the end he always ends up with various interesting and different types of ideas, which he uses to create his movie, which more audiences are interested in.In her style we mainly see that she uses mostly camera work and images to create the mood and makes the movie interesting, not like other directors, this is because she doesn't use much of sounds and uses music to create feeling, but she uses pictures.
4 - Joss Whedon
Joss Whedon's style he mixes comedy in the crime genre, this is because he tries to attract all type of audiences and Joss Whedon doesn't want to bore the audiences too; because of this Joss Whedon adds jokes and comedy scenes in his script to engage the audiences.
Sources
http://nofilmschool.com/2015/10/4-basic-elements-paul-thomas-anderson-cinematic-style
http://hcl.harvard.edu/hfa/films/2012janmar/ramsay.html
http://hcl.harvard.edu/hfa/films/2012janmar/ramsay.html
Representation - gender
Representation gender
Are there any conventional representation within your genre?
The conventional representation within our genre is that the women are portrayed to be weak and the one that causes to get into trouble all the time. While the man is shown to be the .
Give specific examples of how these representations are suggested to the audience in the opening?
The way representation is suggested to the audience in the opening is when the girl that is the victim gets kidnapped by the kidnapper and she couldn't do anything about it, this shows us how the men is an dominant figure as the kidnapper is the man and is the strong person in this situation.
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