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This is my AS media studies coursework blog, tracking the production of my film opening.
Showing posts with label past film opening. Show all posts
Showing posts with label past film opening. Show all posts
Monday, 23 October 2017
Wednesday, 20 September 2017
Monday, 18 September 2017
10 points about a past coursework
So for this I will be giving points from Evie's Slaughter Revenge.
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- You must create your own company idents and Evie's idents are very realistic and look authentic and I feel like I will want to do something fairly similar like the modern slightly Sci-Fi.
- Her last ident had a diegetic audio bridge which is very common in horror movies.
- In the very first part of the actual film she has a chase scene and the short cuts are used to show that it is a very intense chase scene.
- It then cuts to a pretty obvious greenscreen but its to show a movie is being filmed and it has been done by putting on a filter.
- After a while it cuts back and forth from what seems to be the victim and then someone tied up
- A GoPro has been used for a kind of first person view.
- She has used a dutch angle to suggest something is off but also add to the suspense she has created with quick shots and suspensful music and creepy sound effects
- She has used effects that connote horror e.g. red colour, looks like blood when she announces all the names and companies in the beginning to create verisimilitude.
- She uses candle to create a more creepy feeling and adds to natural lighting.
Wednesday, 13 September 2017
Shot by shot denotation
This is the video we denotated shot by shot.
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So for this video we divided the video into 3 and we all took 40 seconds each and denotated the shots in the part we had assigned to us. I had the middle section from around 1:07 to 1:47.
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So for this video we divided the video into 3 and we all took 40 seconds each and denotated the shots in the part we had assigned to us. I had the middle section from around 1:07 to 1:47.
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