AICE Media Studies

 

 Scene 1 Robbery taking place, sound of stuff being thrown around. Scene 2 Interrogator- Where you the night of Blah Blah Senia- crosses her arms and just looks into investigators eyes. Eryss- I-i I was at home, yea at was at home Zahni- You tell me (chuckles) Interrogator- Is this a joke to you Zahni- maybe Interrogator- There was a witness you know... Interrogator- Why did we find 3 ski mask in the back of Zahni's car. Eryss- I-i really don't know Interrogator- oh so it just magically appeared there. Zahni- hmmm what do you think happened(smirking) Interrogator- The way your acting right now really isn't helping your case.  Interrogator- There was a witness, a 12 year girl, and she just happened to take these pictures (takes pictures out of her file) The girl simultaneously- I want a lawyer Interrogator- Well I bet you do (stands up and takes files, walks out) Scene 3 (shows Senia getting her booking photos at different angles) (shows Eryss getting her booking photos at d

  Title: domino affect Location list: Our main location is going to be in a Hagen park. Both inside and outside, since the outside can be used as the crime season and the inside as an interrogation room Our other location will consist of each of our houses. They will play a role as the different parts of the main house that the burglary takes place in  Schedule:  Utilize next couple weeks to meet up at our desired desires destinations. Typically Monday’s and Wednesdays and maybe on Saturdays to  exam film. Then using  the remaining days to edit. Backup plan: If we were to need another location will make Plans to meet at a different park and or Film at a different home. And if there’s any solo parts we’ll just have them [me and the other actors involved] film it out themselves and send to us  Health: Before filming everyone  should be tested. When not filing we will require each other to wear masks just as extra protection. Props:  Ski masks File folders Mugshot signs Participants: Loud

 

 

  1. How many titles are displayed during the opening sequences to the film? Which ones? 2. What connotations do the images carry? (how do you they make you feel) 3. How is genre reinforced through symbolic and technical codes from the outset? (Can you tell what genre the film is) 4. What conventions are used to ensure the film appeals to its target audience?;

  As we were looking through this website. we seen one that caught out eye called Out of he mind. It caught our eyes because of how vibrant it is. Since ours is more gloomy and dark. We realized we need to find a title sequence that catches peoples eyes another way.

  Common CAMS in A Fall From Grace ? Common CLAMPS in A Fall from Grace ? Common sound in A Fall from Grace ? Common editing in A Fall from Grace ? Elements of Crime in A Fall from Grace ? What elements of Crime did A Fall from Grace have that you liked? What elements of Crime did A Fall from Grace have that did not appeal you?

 Some aspects of the film that I liked were how it followed us through the process of the (actual/real) victims. It’s storyline and whole objectives were clear and building climax as it went on. Mainly focusing on Justice and what’s right. The dialogue within its self had a lot of strong language both in and out school ground. Many times the characters spoke with determining dialogue in the high end and lower class communities . •music playing in background that can be heard Props included were guns, illegals substances such as alcohol, cigarettes, marijuana  etc. props were mostly evident in the settings of the low end neighborhoods and parties. Cops, drug dealers and youth activists were more prominent as characters in the film.  They contain a lot of white shots for example when one of the important characters was shot and when they were surrounded by police in a cop car. Giving the audience a wide view of what was going on. How do you see the low angle when star (the main character

Common CLAMPS in Monster ?   High angle shots were used to make the main character look shy and scared.   Ove the shoulder shots were used when the main character was answering the interrogation questions.   Clothing like prison uniforms and police uniforms   The common locations were like jail, police station, gas station and basketball court.   Common sound in Monster?   Sound was playing in the background while the crime was happening.       Common editing in Monster ?   There were cutaways in between the officer and main character speaking.         Elements of Crime in Monster ?   The elements that this movie contained that gave off it was a crime movie was right in the beginning when the movie started with a movie scene. Then how it moved into the main character being blamed for the crime and being booked into jail.       What elements of Crime did Monster have that you liked?   I liked how they were switching back from what led up to the crime happening and the present, him

  Out of all genres we researched, intelligent crime genre was the most interesting to us. There were components where we knew it would be easier for us to access . We found that it would be so much easier to do something we have lotta of knowledge on since we do watch a lot of crime shows and movies. We have experience using some of the angles and acting in situations similar to those in crime films. And when it comes to props it wouldn’t be an issue when considering what would be both allowed and available.the genres were good indeed, but it was the miscellaneous things such as props and acting that made Choosing crime,  so easy.

  Common Camera Angles in your Genre - A close up is used to emphasize the expression on a persons face or to make it clear that the object is important. - A long shot is used to show the person/object in a scene with the surroundings - A birds eye or high angle shot is shot from above or at a higher angle than the object/character. These are typically used to gain perspective or to imply that the character/object is of lesser meaning than something else. - Medium shots can have the setting in the background but the main focus will be on the character in shot, so the background tends to be blurred out to bring all the audiences attentions to the main character and their emotions in the scene. Common Mis-en-Scene in your Genre? - Costumes in a drama are supposed to represent the character and their personality. An antagonist may wear dark clothing to portray dark intentions. - High Key Lighting Everything looks bright with little to no shadow at all. High-key lighting has little dramati


  • Common Camera Angles in action Action Films?  Usually there’s an establishing shot to basically set the tone and setting of where the adventure is going to take place — lots of close ups shots, to dramatize and put emphasis on what is going in the film. Mainly grabbing  the audiences attention and adding more attention to what’s happening — there’s always some point of view shots, in moments where something exciting or in action is happening, giving the audience the feel that they’re actually their experiencing it since it’s a view from what the character is seeing. —  • Common Mis-en-Scene in Action Films?  Bright, Bold saturated lighting along with it sometimes being dark toned, greyish on intense fight scenes. props usually containing weapons like guns and/or knives. Setting is usually in urban well known area’s, mostly to attract out attention and appease to the vibes of what’s going on. Makeup usually containing lots of blood to represent the danger presented along wi

Common Camera Angles in Crime Films? -Low angled shots show power and authority -High angled shots show lack of power and authority  -Close up and extreme close up show a characters feelings and emotions Common Mis-en-Scene in Crime Films? -Low level lighting creates shadows in order to create fear and tension for the audience. -make up such as bruising and blood from fighting scenes. - weapons such as knives and guns, and stereotypically crowbars are used in crime films during the scene of the crime. -dark places such as alleys Common Editing in Crime Films? - editing techniques and styles in crime genre films moves from slow to fast, changing the pace of the narrative and speeding up in short, spiking moments of intense action. Common sound in Crime Film? - Background sounds and/or music will most likely be playing throughout the entire movie, whether the sounds be diegetic or non-diegetic sounds. Example of Films in Crime? - Now you see me (2013) - Ocean’s eleven (2001) What element

 "A Group of girls make a bad decision which lands them in a interrogation room" It would be interested in making this film because we both love crime movies/shows. So we know a lot about what goes on in these films. Also, it  wouldn't really be a problem to access a group of girl to be in the film. What could be a problem though is finding somewhere to replicate an interrogation room. But other than that I think this would be a good idea. “When a friend is accused of causing a series of murders and robberies, 2 girls come together to find the culprit.” We decided it would be better to go with the first pitch. It’s very interesting and we have the resources.