Thursday, 14 April 2016
Tuesday, 5 April 2016
Evaulation question 7 by Liam Oram
unfortunately getting a recorded version of the directors commentary would not work so Liam the director has written his script for what he would have said.
Looking back at your preliminary task, what do you feel you have learnt in the progression from it to the full product?
The first major thing I have learnt during the progression is the massive importance of time management and roles. In the preliminary there was no actually set role for any individual in the group whereas with the opening sequence task the giving of specific roles was by far the most important job to do as you had to make sure that the person you are giving that role to could fulfill that to their best. With the handheld camera's I found that they were very easy to operate as they are very straightforward in the means of recording. During the preliminary task I had learned about different camera angles and the 180-degree rule, after showing very amateur usage of the rule in the preliminary I feel like I have taken the rule and the angles in a lot more serious matter and when not using them the scene just didn’t seem to piece together well, so taking this rule seriously was a big step in achieving a smooth finished opening sequence. As our major production was a set to be a Romance Comedy the use of the camera off the tripod was not really needed as my team and I were looking for a smooth and neat film that would capture the elegance of the actors when they portrayed their characters. This meant that gaining further knowledge into using the camera was not really needed, all we need to learn is to keep the turn of the camera smooth and quick, as a result of this any scenes in which the camera is not on the tripod are not very long at all. Editing came a lot easier when we decided to use the tripod in most scenes as it was easy to cut straight to certain points because we could set the camera in a perfect location, hit record and then take out positions for the scene. This also allowed for are team to be a lot more flexible when it came to strictness over the filming. As a whole from preliminary to major production Me and my partners have seen a major advancement in the field of media and have been able to apply this advancement to our major Production.
Looking back at your preliminary task, what do you feel you have learnt in the progression from it to the full product?
The first major thing I have learnt during the progression is the massive importance of time management and roles. In the preliminary there was no actually set role for any individual in the group whereas with the opening sequence task the giving of specific roles was by far the most important job to do as you had to make sure that the person you are giving that role to could fulfill that to their best. With the handheld camera's I found that they were very easy to operate as they are very straightforward in the means of recording. During the preliminary task I had learned about different camera angles and the 180-degree rule, after showing very amateur usage of the rule in the preliminary I feel like I have taken the rule and the angles in a lot more serious matter and when not using them the scene just didn’t seem to piece together well, so taking this rule seriously was a big step in achieving a smooth finished opening sequence. As our major production was a set to be a Romance Comedy the use of the camera off the tripod was not really needed as my team and I were looking for a smooth and neat film that would capture the elegance of the actors when they portrayed their characters. This meant that gaining further knowledge into using the camera was not really needed, all we need to learn is to keep the turn of the camera smooth and quick, as a result of this any scenes in which the camera is not on the tripod are not very long at all. Editing came a lot easier when we decided to use the tripod in most scenes as it was easy to cut straight to certain points because we could set the camera in a perfect location, hit record and then take out positions for the scene. This also allowed for are team to be a lot more flexible when it came to strictness over the filming. As a whole from preliminary to major production Me and my partners have seen a major advancement in the field of media and have been able to apply this advancement to our major Production.
Saturday, 26 March 2016
Main Coursework Task - My Perfect Date
Main Coursework Task - My Perfect Date
For our media product we decided to produce an opening sequence to a rom-com film. Through extensive production and research this is our final product. Our next task is to evaluate our product.
For our media product we decided to produce an opening sequence to a rom-com film. Through extensive production and research this is our final product. Our next task is to evaluate our product.
Monday, 15 February 2016
MR JUDGE FEEDBACK
Zoe, There are some clear gaps in your research and planning evidence. Please check the list below and complete any outstanding tasks asap. I think the pictures are too large and will need to be corrected at home in order to be suitable.
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TASKS COMPLETED/ TO BE COMPLETED:
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YES:
TICK
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N0: X
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If N0 – when
will this be completed – Date ( / /15)
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VIDEO:
EMBEDDING PRELIMINARY TASK FROM OUR YOUTUBE CHANNEL: TV TAMWORTH
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Video
and analysis
are in different
places
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WRITING:
PRELIMINARY TASK EVALUATION
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TEXTUAL
ANALYSIS: BLUE VELVET/ SPECTRE
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IMAGE/VIDEO
EMBEDDING: BLUE VELVET VIDEO/ IMAGES/SCREEN GRABS
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TEXTUAL
ANALYSIS: SE7EN OPENING
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IMAGE/VIDEO
EMBEDDING: SE7EN VIDEO/ IMAGES/SCREEN GRABS
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GENRE
THEORY: CHRISTIAN METZ MODEL OF GENRE DEVELOPMENT
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IMAGE
EMBEDDING FOR CHRISTIAN METZ
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GENRE
THEORY: FILM NOIR - HSR
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WRITING:
FILM OPENING SEQUENCES - HSR
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FILM
NOIR TEXTUAL ANALYSIS: MALTESE FALCON + VIDEO/IMAGE EMBEDDING - HSR
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MEDIA
THEORY: STEREOTYPICAL REPRESENTATIONS IN THRILLERS/HORRORS (Dracula/Single
White female) + EMBEDDING IMAGES
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TEXTUAL
ANALYSIS: DIFFERENCES/SIMILARITIES BETWEEN HOLLYWOOD STUDIO LOGOS
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PRIORITY TASK
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EMBEDDING
YOUR STUDIO LOGO/TITLE SEQUENCE
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PRIORITY TASK
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ANALYSING
BFI DATA ON GENRE & AUDIENCES
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PRIORITY TASK
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ANY
SCRIPTING/DRAFTING/STORYBOARD PLANNING EVIDENCE
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PRODUCTION
SCHEDULE: TIMES/DATES OF FILMING
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