Teenage drama

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 This is the scene when all the character's come together to talk.

This is a Wide-shot cause it had the FULL body of the character's. we used this shot to show how the characters are positioned across the scene.

This is when all the characters come together to talk.

This is a  Long-shot we used this shot to show what the characters are doing and to show there body expression.

 This is the scene when 2 characters are talking face to face.

This is a Over the shoulder shot we used this shot to show the other characters from another angle.

This is the scene when all the characters see the evil villain. Everyone gets shoked.

This is  a Long-shot we used this shot to show the audience our reaction in the scene.

This is the scen when the villain come closer to the character to attack.

This is a ant eyed wiew shot (not actual name) we used this shot to make the character look powerfull and evil.

This is when the characters spt the evil villain and scream.

This is a close-up we used this shot so that the audience can see our facial expression.

This is when all the characters get shoked and scream for help!!!

this is a Mid-shot we used this shot to show how scared we are.

This is when the villain is about to attack.

This is a close-up we used this shot to show what the villain looks like and his face expression.

This is the scene when the vilain grabs his first victim.

This is a cut-in we used this shot to show that the villain has grabbed his first victim.

This is the scene when the villain kill his victim and the other charcters are trying to stop him.

This is a Mid-shot we used this shot to show the villain killing the victim and the other characters tryiong to stop him.

 

 

 

 

transition shots

cut- when replacing one shot with the next or when it is time for the next scene for a film.
dissolve- when one image slowly fades into the next image.
wipe- when one shot replaces another by travelling from one side of the frame to the other.
Crossfade- when one shot gradually fades into the next image.
digital effect- when one shot does movements across the frame while loading into the next shot.
Straight cut- a basic shot its when the first shot goes the next shot comes in.
contrast cut- one shot is different from the next shot such as, when shot A is in a dream then shot B is on a cliff.
match cut- when 2 shots join together with the same frames.
parallel editing cut- if the action is a running scene then the camera has to follow and record the scene.
morph- when one object gradually reshapes to become the next object or another object. 

camera movement

Crab- when the camera is recording ONLY right to left.
Dolly- when the camera is movign slowly coming towards or away from the subject.
Dolly zoom / Tracking- draws the audience closer to the action that is happening.
Follow- when the camer follows the action from a closer distance.
Pan- horizontal movement.
Pedestal- when the camera moves vertically to the action or subject.
Tilt- moving the camera vertically but moving up or down.
Track- when the camera does side to side movement tawards the action.
Truck- same as tracking and the dolly movement.
Zoom- when the lens is  closed up towards the object,action ect.

camera shots

establishing shot- a shot of the environment or where the action is taking place.

long shot- shows the full body of the object e.g full human body.

medium shot- shows only half of the object e.g showing top half of the body or the bottom alf of the bodt ect.

medium close up- shows the face more clearly.

close-up- frames the person or object tightly.

extreme close-up- shows you more detail such as a shot with a picture of an eye it gives out emotions.

over-the-shoulder shot- a shot from the shoulder of the person or object.

high-angle shot- when the camera is above the ground and is taking birds eye viewed pictures.

low-angle shot- a camera shot, shot underneath the person or object to make is look bigger.

L.I.A.R

                                                                            

Language:

The language is written in graffiti which shows what sort of genre of music he plays for age groups of 13-18 year olds because those age groups like rap songs. He talks slang which most of his fan talk now days and it kind of fits in with his music and his lifestyle.

Institution: 

The font in the corner of the picture is written in green and black. The coloursymbolises the streets, the green font symbolises his stage name professor "green" which links in with the background colour.

Audience:

I think this poster and rap artist is aimed towards about 13-18 year olds cause childern now days listen to rap music and people over the age of 18 wont much listen to music so thats why i think this poster and rap artist is for people below the age of 18.

Representation:

I like how the black slowly transforms into the green and how the image itself looks street like and the font in the corner of the picture matches the rapper.

 L.I.A.R homework

                                                                               

L.I.A.R homework
 

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media studies

07/09/2012

i have chosen media for my gcse cause i have a creative mind and also most of my cousin's have done media and so has my big brother and from him i can gain more information on what i need to do in meidea and to tell me what different things i will be doing through out the year. i'd like to learn how to use media in different ways instead of 1 way and also i want to learn how media is important in our every day life.

i have learnt how to express my opinions on  the topics we are doing as a group and discussing my ideas to help the group. also i have learnt different ways on how to present my presentations up in front of the class by using the ones that happened today.