Mis-en-Scene describes the stuff in the frame and the way it is shown and arranged. We have organized this page according to four general areas: setting, lighting, costume and staging. Setting- creates both a sense of place and a mood and it may also reflect a character’s emotional state of mind. It can be entirely filmed within a studio – or any location...
The next clip I analysed was from Toy Story 3 called 'Meet Ken.' (first 60 seconds of the clip) Camera Angles/Shots First there is a long shot of all the characters together, leading to a long shot of Woody. From Woody, the camera pans left to reveal Lotso and becomes a two shot. We then see a long shot of Lotso. After this...
The first flim clip I analysed was a clip from Shaun Of The Dead, called 'The Plan.' Camera Angles/Shots In the beginning we see only see the first protagonist and whilst he talks the camera zooms out into a two shot and we see who he is talking to. Then we see a zoom in closeup of Shaun as he comes up with...
(first 60 seconds of this film) Sound This starts opening starts off with a soft sound effect, very quiet as the camera pans down from the house. As soon as the camera hits eyelevel, suspenseful music abruptly starts alongside the whipering and panting sounds of the girl. This loud suspenseful music continues throughout this scene as the girl is running for safety. This...
All classification decisions are based on the BBFC’s published and regularly updated Guidelines. The Guidelines are the product of extensive public consultation, research and the accumulated experience of the BBFC over many years. They reflect current views on film, DVD and video game regulation. Here are the current classifications: Suitable for all Parental guidance Cinema release suitable for 12 years and over Video...
Narratives are central to our existence, linking events and actions together which usually revolve around people. Narratives are about things happening, usually about people to doing things. If we are to clearly understand the content of a film narrative or fully comprehend the meanings intended by the filmmaker, the narrative needs to be structured appropriately. Most narratives are what we call we call...
Ambient- Background sounds which are present in the scene e.g. animals, people, weather etc Selective- Sound which is used to place emphasis on certain things in a scene Sound Bridge - At the beginning of a new scene the sound is carried over from the end of the old scene Sound Effects – Sounds which are used to make a psychological impact or place emphasis...
Editing Techniques in Media from aaliyxh Here are some editing techniques used in media. Summary: Continuity editing: where shots flow smoothly, no abrupt cuts or shots as all shots are continuous. Shot size: this includes extreme close-ups, close-ups, medium shots, long shots and extreme long shots. Match on action: this is where two shots from different angles are brought on. Shot Reverse/Shot: where...
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My name is Aaliyah and I am currently a media student studying Media AS. This blog is for all of my Media AS coursework that I will be doing. ...
