AICE Media Studies

  In the first scene where it dives right into the running scene, the center of the screen will display the studio name: “Pink Studio Presents…” When it cuts to black, it will display the production company: “TMK Corp.” The actor names will follow in transitions that make it seem rushed to fit the dramatic setting. The actors working in this opening sequence include: Kennedy Newsome, Madelyn Cannon, and Tasmia Kowcher.  Then, when the first set appears in the library, the title of the movie will appear. Our working title at the moment is Lost Causes.   After all the major titles, the font will start to appear on screen slower as it starts introducing further information such as music. The music will be from samples and/or our group members will make custom music through the use of a digital audio workstation as they have experience in making music. The title for editors will pop up one of the computers that are occupied at the library (if available), displaying the names ...

  Location: Oakland Park Library Participants: Madelyn, Kennedy, Tasmia  Schedule: Available to Film March 18th to March 28th  02/18/22: We did the necessary research for our movie  02/23/22: We wrote the script 02/24/22: We will have the planning done in regard to props, costumes, scheduling, location list, and backup plans. 02/25/22: We planned our title design  03/4/22: The storyboard needed for this movie will be done to make sure it lasts  3/18/22 to 3/28/22: we will film the movie.   On 3/29/22 we will begin to edit the movie  Back-Up Plan: In case the library isn’t available for filming, we decided to film at Madelyn’s house as our backup plan. Health and safety: Since there will be a lot of running in the movie. We will make sure there is a first aid kit on site. There will also be grown-ups on-site to make sure we are safe and don't hurt ourselves.  Props  Running shoes Books Book holder… playing the mysterious object ...

  Tasmia: T (park) Kennedy: K (library) Madelyn: M (woods) Scene 1 Zoom in Running Feet. Zoom. Panting  Huffing.  Mysterious and or suspenseful music. Scene 2 Cuts to black Scene 3 Non-diegetic sound⁚ Mysterious and or suspenseful music. Words appear (Lost Causes) Upbeat, dramatic music non-diegetic.  Scene 4: [At library] Over the shoulder shot. Sees a glowing [insert object here because we don’t know what to use] in the bookshelf.  Glowing object whispers as she gets closer. The girl picks it up. “Woah…” Scene 5  Zoom in Running Feet. Zoom. Panting  Huffing.  Scene 6 Cut the scene and transition from the books and shows a girl lost in the woods M Huffs and looks around  Footsteps crunch on leaves, as the feet move. Sees a glowing-looking object [Different one] walks slowly carefully to it.  Glowing object whispers as she gets closer.  M⁚ “What is this?” Girl touches it Scene 7 Zoom in Running Feet. Zoom. Panting  Huffing....

  1.How many titles are displayed during the opening sequences to the film? Which ones?   There are 18 titles. They are the actors, writer, director, producer, executive producers, co-producer, director of photography, production designer, costume designer, editor, composer/person who did music, music co-producer, music supervisor, choreographers, visual effects, visual effects supervisor, make-up and hair designer and the caster. 2. What connotations do the images carry? (How do you they make you feel?)  The beginning images seem mysterious as someone's figure is being shown in shadows. This made me curious as I did not know what was going to happen next. However, as the intro keeps going it becomes a little overwhelming. As a lot of people are talking over each other in different languages and the titles go by faster. Not only this, but the intro shows the main character in a public setting with a bunch of people trying to talk to her and take photos of her. By the...

 1.  How many titles are displayed during the opening sequences to the film? Which ones? There are four titles. The titles are the movie name, and the companies that co-produced the movie. 2.What connotations do the images carry? (How do you they make you feel?)  The images are very colorful and change with each new title that is presented on the screen. This makes me feel happy and excited to see the rest of the movie/film. 3. How is genre reinforced through symbolic and technical codes from the outset? (Can you tell what genre the film is?) Although it is a little hard to see what the genre is, the movie still uses some symbolic codes that correspond with the genre. Such as, using bright colors and upbeat music. As this is a romantic comedy and is supposed to be more on the cheerful/hopeful side as well as giving comedic relief. 4. What conventions are used to ensure the film appeals to its target audience? In order to do this the film uses visual effects and music ...

  1.How many titles are displayed during the opening sequences to the film? Which ones?  In this title sequence, fifteen titles were displayed. They include companies that worked together to produce this film, title, list of actors who were in the film, and who cast them, music producer, visual effects supervisor, editors, production designer, director of photography, executive producer, other producers, story maker, screenplay maker, and directors. 2.What connotations do the images carry? (How do you they make you feel?)  The images within this title sequence gave off dark and mysterious connotations. They give us an ominous feeling with the quick transitions to specific words that appear to be from articles. It would highlight words such as “high risk,” “Deepwater Mystery,” “Rumors of strange sightings…”, etc. These gave heavy mystery and horror connotations especially when linked with the images displayed alongside the text.   3.How is genre reinforced thro...

  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...

  www.artofthetitle.com : Before any planning can be initiated, my group and I are in need of more information regarding opening sequences. Through further discussion, we were able to come across two useful websites. Art of the Title is one of the main ones that we explored and were able to spend some time getting used to the new site. When scrolling on the homepage of the site, we can see several different options all ranging from title designs, movie reports, title sequences, etc. With a closer look, we noticed how they were lined up left to right by date, latest to oldest released. Then, we left the homepage by clicking on the link to title sequences, which then led us to a display of a collage of different movie title covers. On the left, there is a sidebar labeled Feature , which includes details such as the style and date. Scrolling further, we saw a list of the top ten title sequences of 2020 listed in ascending order. All of the listed sequences were a video clip that wou...

   For further research on movies under the fantasy genre, one of the three movies we chose was Jumanji: The Next Level .  Some common camera angles, movements, and shots that were used in this movie were that they started off their sequence by zooming out to display the company name and logo. They also started the film with a wide shot to display where the first setting will take place before zooming out to show a character. this was followed by a series of zoom-ins in different settings in which every other character was introduced before the story progressed. Tracking shots were also used when characters were in a hurry and had to move quickly before anything bad happens and panning was also used for when one of the characters had fallen from a plane and rolled to a stop at a desert. A zoom-out movement was then used to show the setting followed through with a close-up on the people's faces to show their reactions to the unnatural world. Common lighting, acting, makeup...

       To better understand the genre of fantasy as a whole my group and I are researching certain movies that fall under the fantasy genre. By doing this we hope to be able to better understand what to do for our intro/final.       One common camera angle used was a close-up. This is used numerous times to show people's faces. This is to show the emotions on the characters faces and for the audience to see their faces more clearly. Another camera angle used commonly is an establishing shot. This is used to show the audience where the scene is taking place.        Diegetic  and non-diegetic sound are both used a lot in this movie. Diegetic sound is used mainly for dialogue and to provide any background noise such as birds chirping. Non-diegetic sound is mainly used for the music over a shot. Music is put over certain sections of the film to help convey the particular feeling of ...

   Hello, today My group and I are researching Fantasy Movies so we have a better idea of what our opening sequence will look like. The first movie we are researching is Cinderella, made by Amazon.  The common sounds that I found in cinderella, was dialogue, and diegetic sound, along with singing. I did notice that in most fantasy moves it opens with some kind of narration, like a storybook. In this movie it did it as well, it also broke into sound and dance within the first 15 to 25 seconds in.  One of the common camera angles was a bird's eye view, so the audience could see the different movements the actors were doing as they danced. Another common camera angle was the medium shot, this was often used if the character was sitting, or if the character was eating, basically something that didn't require that much movement. The last common camera angle is Wide shot when a character was walking or opening a door, or talking to another character.  In this movie, t...

Hello, today we are finally deciding on our genre. Yay, we are so excited. First, we conducted research on viable genres that we could use for this opening sequence. This was a really hard decision as we were really interested in all three genres. In the end, however, we’ve decided on making our final task a fantasy genre. This genre is basically the one where supernatural concepts such as mind-controlling and aliens. The costumes and makeup are made to look like they are different from what is usually worn on Earth.    We came to this decision because after discussion and deliberation we’ve learned that some concepts in fantasy movies are also incorporated in Sci-Fi movies. Also, we could better incorporate and express Fantasy than we could Sci-Fi. We also wanted to challenge ourselves a little. However, we wanted to make sure that the task at hand was not impossible. Thriller, on the other hand, is a bit much for our storyline. It would be harder to visualize and make a th...