1.How many titles are displayed during the opening sequences to the film? Which ones? There are 11 titles that are displayed during the opening sequences to the film. Those titles were the actors, casting director, production designer, the editor, director of photography, music director, the producer, executive producer, the creator, the screenwriter, and who directed the film. . 2.What connotations do the images carry? (How do you they make you feel) The connotation the images carried was historic and then modern. The opening sequence went back and forth from the past and present. This made me feel that the film was going to do the same. 3.How is genre reinforced through symbolic and technical codes from the outset? (Can you tell what genre the film is?) The genre was reinforced through symbolic and technical codes. The genre was historical, because it showed images from what looked like the 90s. It also showed people from the past then show...
Today was our first day filming. We filmed at the picnic tables outside of the cafeteria. We got set up to film and than realized we forgot to bring one of our props with us(blank piece of paper/printer paper). Because of this we had to go back to the classroom to get it. After we got the forgotten prop we went back to ore filming location and set everything up again. We started filming our first scene of our commercial (first scene that was filmed). I was the actor/person being filmed. Tasmia and Kennedy filmed and acted as directors. For this scene we did have some bloopers and had to film several takes before we got the one we wanted to use (the final take). After we had finished filming the first scene we went to the next scene on our storyboard. We had a lot of takes that we didn't use for various reasons. One reason was it was kind of windy when we were filming. So the paper sometimes would fly off the table in the middle of filming and/or in-between takes. Another rea...
One genre that my group was interested in was thriller. My group and I found thriller an interesting genre to do because there are endless ways to use the genre to our advantage and to interest the audience. Some common camera angles used for thrillers are close-ups and low angle shots. Close-ups are used to show the emotions on someone's face. Usually, their faces are scared. This helps to engage the audience as they anticipate seeing what is making the characters fearful. A low angle shot is mainly used to show someone is above someone/or something else. Such as being in an authoritative role. A common editing technique used in thrillers is using jump cuts. Usually, to interrupt a scene in order to break up the scene and to make the audience feel weird about the abrupt change. Another technique used is to cut certain parts of a scene out of the final product. This is to keep the audience interested as the scene is very high paced and usually/sometimes action packed....
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