"Chicken and Egg" dilemma
Commonly recognized formal elements and common features of a specific genre need to be identified.
He said the best way to view these signifies were by watching film parodies, in order for the humour to work an understanding of generic traits is needed.
Different cultures may not share the same pre-conceptions of genre therefore, he finds notions of genre ineffective too many "free floating" variables.
Monday, 23 September 2013
When considering genres
- Colours
- Costume
- Character types
- Objects/props
- Symbols
- Setting
- Music/sounds
- Plot lines
Most common genres
- Romance
- Horror
- Science fiction
- Action
- Western
- Fantasy
- Thriller
- Rom-Com
- Crime
- Comedy
Analyzing
- Mise en scene: Costume Lighting Actors Make up Props Setting
- Editing: Transitions Order of narrative Pace
- Sound: Parallel-sound that compliments with what we see
- Contrapuntal-when the sound doesnt go with the image
- Off-screen-we can see where the sound is coming from
- Diegetic- what the actor hears onset
- Non-diegetic- musical effects after editing
- Sound bridge- song used as a link between shots
- Foley- sound enhanced
- Camera: Frame Angle Movement Post-production
Analyzing a still image
What to analyse
1. camera
2.Mise-en-scene
3.Character
4.Gener
5.Setting
2.Mise-en-scene
3.Character
4.Gener
5.Setting
Wednesday, 18 September 2013
Sunday, 15 September 2013
Saturday, 14 September 2013
Camera work
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Wednesday, 11 September 2013
Film opening conventions
A film opening should include the following;
- The production logo
- Titles of the main actors, producer and directors because they are the most important. Also the font and color should link to the genre and give an effect.
- Establishing genre, which needs to be clear.
- Establishing the main characters of the film.
- Establishing location.
- The themes within the movies
- All different kind of sounds.
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