AICE Media Studies

  We have 3 types of titles for our credits: names (includes the producer companies). the title, and dates. Names- Font:   The font we will be using is "Chiller" we find this font good since it gives the text a sort of creepy vibe which is good to build up suspense  Size and Color:  The size is going to be 55 it will be easy to read but not big enough to block anything. The color most likely will be red since it will look like blood or white so it will be easy to read since most of the scenes will be dark. The name of the companies will be a bigger size of 85 since the names of companies are usually larger. Transitions and Location:  The text transitions we will be using is "Random Bars" this makes the words appear in the scree through well random bars. The titles will be placed in the corners of the screen while the companies names will be placed at the top or middle of the screen. Time:  The titles will appear one at a time and will be shown for 3 to 5 seconds eac

  Scene 1 Kid wakes up in his room Kid: *Yawns* Lighting: Sunshine rays through blinds Digenetic Sound: kid yawning Kid gets up and opens blinds, no one walking around Scene 2 Kid walks out of his room and looks at clock Walks to moms room and knocks on the door Kid: "Mom? Mom are you up? It's late" No reply Non-Diegetic Sound: Eerie music Kid walks to siblings room and opens the door. No one in the room Kid: "Where is everyone?" Scene 3 Kid goes outside, notices there is no traffic Kid: "What is going on? Everyone was just here yesterday." Kid runs down the street, sees no one Scene 4  Kid checks his phone, no service, or wifi No one to be seen, but cars all around A deformed human type thing seen walking around a corner Scene 5 Kid RUNS back inside his house Thinks to him self on how he has seen these things in movies for zombies He starts to grab supplies and food into a backpack Scene 6  As he is packing the water, he hears gunshots outside He peel

 Location:  For this project, we will film at the park, my house, alleyway near my house Participants Filming: Juan Baca, Monzur Mohosin, Alejandro Ochoa, Keith Rogers Actors:  Merlin: Monzur Mohosin Side Zombies: Juan, Keith, Alejandro Stranger- Won't be shown (Juan) Editor: Monzur Mohosin Health And Safety: No violence used in film. Fake blood may be used and fake weapons. Adult will be present at all times for supervision. Backup Plan: If some actors are not available it is possible to film in the absence of people. The shots and settings do not require everyone to be present for the film to occur, at least not every scene.  Schedule:  2/22/22- Ask actors for availability, send an email to Bear Mcreary ( Creator of TWD main theme song)  2/25/22 - Finalize dates for all filming days, talk about backup days 2/27-3/6- Start filming, and continuing filming whenever POSSIBLE, record any voiceovers, and FX 3/12/22-3/13-220- FINISH filming, look for uncopyrighted music for digenetic so

  There was about 15 titles in total. Including actors, directors, song writers,producers, and executive producers etc. 2.The connotations made me feel as I  was in myAbotu to walk with the dead and I was about to teleport to the mob of zombies . But it did not tell me anything about the movie really. It showed. A lot it kind shows a little of what to expect of the season.It gives you that itchy feeling that you just want mit’s agin  3The genre is reinforced through a lot of things that are show you the bigger picture and are symbolic. It definitely shows that this show will be a success as it always has been . They use zombie menacing  music. 4.The conventions that are being used to ensure the films appeal to the audiences bu showing that the zombie with white eyes really is scary we could i cope-ate for my . Something that is provided at a extremely high level.

 1.How many titles are displayed during the opening sequences to the film? Which ones? In the Opening sequence there are a lot of titles. The ones that are included are the names of the  actors playing big roles in the film also the names of the crew such as executive producer and  costume designer. 2.What connotations do the images carry? (how do you they make you feel)? The images shown in the title sequence make me feel like something big is going on since its showing a news report of many different thins on a television in the background. 3.How is genre reinforced through symbolic and technical codes from the outset?  By showing the multiple broadcasts in the back ground it makes the person wonder what's happening building up suspense. From this opening sequence one can narrow down what type of genre it is but maybe not guess it. 4.What conventions are used to ensure the film appeals to its target audience? The Film uses its theme to speak to the audience and show us what the w

 1.How many titles are displayed during the opening sequences to the film? Which ones?  In the opening sequence of Mission Impossible-Fallout there are 10 titles that are displayed. All of the Titles displayed were the names of the actors that play a big role in the film. 2.What connotations do the images carry? (how do you they make you feel) The images carry out a kind of of suspenseful feeling to them with different shots of the characters at different times of the movie doing different types of things. 3.How is genre reinforced through symbolic and technical codes from the outset?  The genre is reinforced through symbolic and technical such as a rope burning through out the whole opening sequence to symbolize that time is running out and also glimpse of the movie that reinforce the genre. Just through the opening sequence I can tell what type of genre or at least a really solid guess.   4.What conventions are used to ensure the film appeals to its target audience?  One way for film

  Q1:  How many titles are displayed during the opening sequences to the film?   A:  In the movie venom there are 24 titles that are displayed during the opening sequence of the film. These titles are the names of the actors, directors, screenplay, producers, executive producers, etc.   Q2:  what connotations do the images carry?   A:  The connotations that these pictures carry are showing how the movie could possibly play out. Inflicting extreme emotions among the audience. For example, Creating feelings of suspense when you don’t know if they will survive in certain scenes.   Q3:  How is the genre reinforced through symbolic and technical codes from the outset?   A:  The genre is reinforced through symbolic and technical codes because the images/objects represent more then they show. A lot of scenes in this movie show background characters walking around that will later play an important part in the movie   Q4:  What conventions are used to ensure the film appeals to its target audie

 The task of today was to see what my films title would be know as. Although, I have had a couple of ideas that I liked nothing seemed to really stand out so far, and have that magical feelings alot of movies and shows have. I think the title a movie is very important as that is the first thing the audience will know when someone says, “Hey do you wanna watch ____”. The title should be something that sounds exciting and mysterious, something that lures you in and makes you want to watch it, it should feel enthralling. I didn’t really have an exact idea of where I would start to come up with a name, so I decided maybe I shold research online. I found a couple of websites that would help choose for movies within the same genre as mine. One website was www.watchthetitles.com. This website was given to me by a friend, and gave me a even better idea on things I could do. Another website was www.artofthetitle.com, which I felt was a good one as other people said they also found it and liked

   common costumes used: were beach shirts, sandals, sundresses, sunglasses, and shorts  common lighting that is used is: sunlight common make-up- light/natural common props-were skeletons, coral, birds,  and glass cups  the common setting: the beach and resort common actors: Are Alex wolf, Eliza Scanlem, and Rufus well although they had familiar names nt all were  common sound: Was ambient sound and dialogue  common editing techniques were: jump cuts shot/reverse/shot Some of the elements that Old had form the thriller genre that I really liked was the setting and the cgi that was used. It includes the setting of the beach and resort two things that I have been blessed to enjoy. The cgi really created a cool affect when the actor bones were all spiraled and crushed which it was scary to watch. I felt that there were an amazing fit to the genre as it added lot's of great elements to it. While not all of it was good some of the costumes just did not look that accurate. The props tha

  Camera Angles High Angle- Make someone look powerless Close up shots-Used to show a characters reactions, and how they are feeling Establishing shot- sets an eerie mood. Tracking shot- can show someone being followed. Mis-En-Scene Common costumes are casual/fancy/tactical clothing depending on the scene Common lighting is either dark outside with dim inside lighting, or light outside and dark/ no lights on the inside. All of this accompanied by yellow lighting in some scenes Common actors used are actors who have been in other action movies Common makeup is usually some makeup for the girls when they are trying to scope out a mission Common props used are walkie talkies or glasses for spy aspect Common setting changed alot in different locations Common Sound Some common sounds used in the film was digenetic sound, am bient sound, sound bridge, and voiceover Common Editing Jump cuts, shot/reverse shot, and eyeline match are commonly used throughout the film. Some elements that 6 Under

  Camera Angles Establishing shot- sets an eerie mood. Tracking shot- can show someone being followed. Close up- used to show the reactions of the characters and to build suspense Tilt- can signify a supernatural being entering the screen Over the shoulder- builds tension, can sometimes signify someone standing behind a person. Mis-En-Scene Common costumes are pajamas and casual wear as actress is mainly in her apartment the whole time Common lighting is either dark outside with dim inside lighting, or light outside and dark/ no lights on the inside. All of this accompanied by yellow lighting in some scenes Common actors used are actors who have been in other action movies, slight thriller movies, if any Common makeup is usually no makeup as the main actress is in her own apartment watching everything happen, along with some sweat Common props used are pills and a camera Common setting was in main actress apartment building. Common Sound Some common sounds used in the film was ambient

 The genre we chose for our Final Task is the thriller genre. We all came together after school and had a long talk about which genre to chose. Out of the following 3 genres thriller,comedy, and love we chose thriller. One of the reasons we chose to use the thriller genre is because the type of shots are easy to film. One of the most popular shots used in a thriller is a establishing shot which is one of the easiest and most important type of shots. An establishing shot is the first shot in a scene which shows an overview of the setting. We can use a establishing shot to show when the action is happening and where it's happening. An establishing shot used in a thriller is much more important and easier to shoot compared to a comedy or a love story since in a thriller the setting is everything. Another Shot that is extremely useful and easy to shoot in a thriller is a tracking shot. A tracking shot is when the camera physically moves in any direction. Again this an extremely easy sh

  Two-shots are very commonly used shots in romance movies. close-ups are usually used when the couples kiss or to show facial expressions .Over- the shoulder shots are very highly used in romance movies to show the conversation. Long shots are used when the actors are doing things like walking or hugging, or forming a connection, to show body language. Costumes in romance movies usually include formal attire when the couple go to dates with each other. Lighting is very light when the when the mood is happy and when the characters are outside. But is also can be dark to set the "mood" to good on a date. Acting in these movies usually shows very touchy scenes that grow there connection. Women always wear makeup to make themselves look very nice on dates. Some props that could be used are chocolates, flowers, or money. Cross cuts are used often also to show what couples are doing at different times and locations. , for example if one is at the pool while the other is cheating a

 Thriller is a genre of film that is intended to scare with suspense Common camera angles, shots, and movements in a thriller: 1. Establishing shot- sets an eerie mood. 2. Tracking shot- can show someone being followed. 3. Close up- used to show the reactions of the characters and to build suspense 4. Tilt- can signify a supernatural being entering the screen 5. Over the shoulder- builds tension, can sometimes signify someone standing behind a person. Mis en scene in thriller movies: Costumes- usually regular clothes, could be farm clothes, its really based off of setting Lighting- dark, eerie lighting to not show it is bright and cheerful Actors- actors usually vary but the most common thing they do is scream and fight. Makeup- can show dirt or bruises since they are running away and falling on the ground Props- whether it's used by the protagonist or the antagonist, there are always weapons used. Setting- settings vary; sometimes secluded. Even on a farm or on a large wealthy pro

 There are various camera angles used in comedies, including: eye level and high angle. High angles are used to make someone seem inferior, and this can be used to perhaps make fun of the subject, or whatever is at hand. Eye level camera angles allows viewers to see the reactions of all people in the scenes. Seeing the reactions of all people, to a joke, can make the scene more laughable and thus add to the comedy factor. Camera movements in comedy movies include: tracking shots and intense zoom ins. Intense zoom in are used to create an effect where the physical camera either bumps into the actor and gets sort of a awkward close up of their face. Tracking shots, as the name suggests, used to follow the character, maybe they are escaping, or running to hide. Costumes in comedies vary depending on what the profession of the actor is and what the movie is about. For example a student may wear a uniform, a lawyer may wear a suit, a construction worker a vest, etc. There could also be basi

 Pitch 1: Man wakes up to the end of the world. This would be a good movie because I have watched The Walking Dead, and our team members have a good idea on what we could make for this short film. I have ideas for places to shoot and what not. Some other things to consider, is whether or not we will have to pay for props. We could just act things out or to entice it, we could pay for some props to make it look better. This should not be a big problem though, its just a matter of conversing with our team members. We think that this is a unique idea, as most people might go with the traditional kidnapping or stalking. Some problems we might have is people in the area, or if there are restrictions to the area. Pitch 2:  Friends laundering money for the cartel. This was our second idea, but the problem with it is we aren't sure how exactly we would go about the way of presenting a cartel and people laundering money. It sounds easy, and the idea was based of the show Ozark, which took a