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Sunday 30 October 2011

~Enigma~

~enigma~



These are questions that arise during the first few
 minutes of the opening of a film, the questions are incorporated 
to make the viewer interested in trying to find the answer
 to the question, and therefore making the viewer carry on
 watching the film. I think that by using enigma in our productions
 will help to make viewers want to carry on
 to watch the rest of the production


~film opening 2~


.:Dukes Of Hazzard:.

~Conventions
This film uses many conventions, these include setting 
the scene, the story being set, presents the main charac-
Ters and name credits. 

~Mise En Scene~

C- Everyday casual clothing, doesn’t  make them stand out.
 They look normal because of there clothing.
L-    The lighting for this Is very bright ( high key), 
also in some scenes there may not be any lighting used ( natural lighting)
A-  The actors in this film look very uneducated, this is shown
 in how they dress and there overall way of life
M- Isn’t really that much makeup used in this film partially
 because most of the actors are male 
 P-  The props that are used are the car which presents there 
very outgoing, wild personality. The moon shine in the back 
of the car is important because it outlines the events of the rest of the film
 S- The setting is presented to us by the narrator right at the start of the
 film, we are told that the film is set in sunny old hazard county


~Editing~

When the location is being shown the cuts and transitions 
between frames is very slow and soft just to
give a clue about where they are, by having
slow editing time is given to the narrator to
present the area where its sets, Phrases such
as “basically down here moves a little bit slower 
than everywhere else. Then you get introduced to
the main characters about 45 seconds in, after this
scene the editing changes from going very slow to 
quite fast paced, this helps to show that the main
characters are fast moving dare devil drivers.


~Lighting~
           There is a lot of high key lighting used in this production, 
this is done to make the film be in a happily Presented way,
 there is also a lot of natural lighting used in this production
 because most of the filming is done outside in daytime,
 therefore the set for the film is going to be quite bright. 

~Camera~
There are a lot of camera shots used in the
 production of this film . There is an establishing
shot right at the start of film when the
narrator is setting the location. Once this scene
is over we are instantly hrown into the action where 
we meet the main characters for the first, from
this scene onwards the shots get a lot faster and 
there are a lot more camera shots used, when 
the two characters are in the car we get a mid shot
 and a two shot on both of the characters, this helps
 to show there importance in the film.

~Sound~

There is a lot of diagetic sounds in this film e.g.
 the car engine, bottles rattling in the back of
the car, the radio this helps to tell authenticate 
the film and add reality to it there is also a
lot of non-diagetic sounds used in the film,
 such as the music when he narrator is telling us
about Location and the characters.










 


Thursday 27 October 2011

~film Opening 1~

.:Casino Royale opening credits:.


Conventions
-suggests what the outline of the film may be about e.g. poker chips-
-sets the genre for the film, in this case we know it is going to be an action-
-Informs us of the actors-


Mise En Scene
~Clothing~
There are a lot of smart suits presented which could suggest
that the main character/s are going to look smart


~Lighting~
There is quite high key lighting used to make the scene
look lighter and happier, although the starting 
scene is an animation


~Actors~
There aren't any actors shows in the first scene because
it is an animation and no characters are shown


~ Make-up ~
There isn't any make-up shown in this scene and
even if there was we wouldn't be able to see
it because all of the characters are silhouetted


~Props~
There are lot of gun props used, this helps to add to
the concept of an action film, there are other things like
cards used to add to build up the possibility of a casino
or gambling to be portrayed in the film


~Setting~
The film is set somewhere in Italy, we aren't told this in the titling
scene though this, the setting is a very posh and 
wealthy town


-Editing-
There are a lot of smooth cutting during this opening sequence,
this is because the scene is animated
and there is no need for there to be any fast 
cuts or jump cuts


-Lighting-
There is a lot of high key lighting used in the production off 
this film, this is done to make the scene feel a lot more realistic
and a lot more livelier, there is also a lot 
of natural lighting used to because most of the 
scenes are shot out doors


-Sound-
There is a lot of diagetic and non diagetic sound used
throughout the opening scene and the rest of the film


~Diagetic~
There aren't a lot of digetic sounds used in the
opening credits because there is no need for them


~Non-Diagetic~
There is only one bit of non-diagetic sound used in
the opening and this is the music which plays over the 
animation, this music is fairly fast paced

~The Group~

On this production I am going to be working with Jonny Knibbs, James Quinlan and Henry Inman, We are all going to take it in turns at doing certain parts off the  E.G. filming and editing, this is done to make sure that everyone has a part in the production.

Wednesday 26 October 2011

~Conventions Of A Film Opening~



Conventions Of A Film Opening

conventions are things that a film should include in the first
1-2 minutes of a film, these are done to try and get
the viewer hooked into the film.


conventions include:
    -company logos
    -an enigma to hook the viewer into the film 
    -opening titles

These should:

    -introduce the key characters
    -give a insight into the start of the plot
    -set the scene
    -hook the viewer into the film
    

         
    

Wednesday 19 October 2011

~Brief~

To produce 'the titles and opening of a new fiction film, to last a maximum of 2 minutes'.