Unit 2 & 3, Task 3
- 2. TASK 3
- 3. CAMERAWORK: FRAMING OF DIFFERENT SHOTS- When using the Point of view shot. It makes you feel you're in the shoes of the character and feel emotionally attached to the role of the character. It uses Establishing Shot is an wide shot of the scene to show what action is taking place. As in the film e.g shot 1 the front view of her house to set the scene. also it uses low angle shots and high angle shots . They use low angle shots to show the characters are vulnerable. And the high angle shots to show someone being overpowered for e.g shot 3. It uses the close up shot so you can see what mood they feel in the scene. By the expression on the characters you can identify their facial expressions E.g. she is happy , sad , excited …. In this case the lady is afraid and she looks as she panicked.
- 4. camerawork The clip of the film,`Final Destination`. Gave a snippet of what it's like to be in the shoes of the main character . Therefore by looking into the Camerawork, Sound, Editing and Mise- On- Scene. You can really get into depth of how it's all put together. Editing sound Mise-on-scene camerawork Editing sound Mise-on-scene
- 5. Editing: The piecing together of each shot: gg The place of cuts: The place of cuts happens when the camera is replaced by another camera... in a blink of an eye ,as you can`t see where the scene cuts from and from where the cut begins . This happens regularly as the camera gets in every angle of the scene , so it can capture every moment . Like when you were in the room with the women and the camera explored every moment to capture it more, so you can get a better understanding.. Parallel editing: Is used when the scene is cross cutting. this builds excitement and is more intriguing . This is like more appealing to the human eye … it's like a magnet ! This happened when the women was about to leave the house and the man looking at the out side view of the house. Cutaway shot Is when a scene is interrupted by an other scene . This takes place in the video when you get a view of the house and the setting . And the part with the kettle is a special effect used to bring the character of the scene to life. Also makes it more realistic.
- 6. Mise- en -scene: The visual style of the scene : gg Setting/location: This is wear the scene is placed .Ie. in this occasion the film ‘final Destination’. it's set in a house at night . It's located in a quiet area where it stood silent . Only you could see some cars and lit up homes and buildings the view looked so picture rest. Lighting: Lighting is a contrast between light being soft and dark heavy lighting . This can determine the mood of scene, as well as the mood of individual characters. I.E the scene in the film, ‘Final destination’ where there is a spot light of light in one area of the room and the rest is dark,. Can tell the audience something is over there as it stands out . So it creates suspense therefore, it draws you in. when the camera shot … mid shot and close up is used on someone's face where the lighting is half dark…. half light, it could suggest bad and good .As we as an audience, when watching films a specially horror, always can point out what makes a character good and bad.
- 7. Mise- en -scene: The visual style of the scene : gg Costumes: They wear costumes so you can identify what role the character is playing. This could help you identify who's ? who ? When it comes to the film ‘final Destination’, the women in the house is wearing cosy, relaxed, clothing . As it's late at night suggest close to bedtime, on the other hand having a day at home you would wear something cosy as we do that in reality. This makes the scene more realistic. Colour: The Film’final.destination ’. It Uses colour to draw in attention and also depending on what the film is about . They could use curtain colours to add more of an effect. Props/characters The props used are knives which have blood covered on them to create a sense of glory and morbidness. Also the characters wear less makeup . this make it more realistic.
- 8. sound: Different types of noises: gg Diegetic sound: Dialogue: Is a conversation between two or more people. This involves speech which are natural and takes place in the scene. This is known as diegetic sound. Synchronised sound: This term is used when a movement matches a sound. This is when a sound matches in sink. This shown in many ways through film. For an .e.g when the kettle is being boiled the boiling sound the same time. Also the time the lady dropped her tea and she heard a noise in the background. Asynchronous sound: Is when the sound does match the action but not synchronised. The example of that is when the house blows up then a few seconds later you can hear a BANG!! Non diegetic sound: Music: The music in the film is to add sound effects to make something sound more realistic. This can also be mood changing. This includes the time when, the woman gets stabbed and they add music to make it seem more OVER dramatic. Narration: Is what's told all through media as it's shown …. On TV,novels, plays, films etc… Narration is used to convinced the audience that fiction is unbelievable and fiction is real. By involving the characters will help it be more persuasive to the audience.