theoreticale framework

 tuesday 27th semtember 2lo:to apply the theorecticle framework to media texts

media language 

all the different elements used to construct any media product

camerawork

soundtrack

editing 

mise en scene

media institutions

media audiences

media representation

 

establishing shot

start of shot or movie/scene

tell us where time or setting in general

wide shot 

scale of subject 

appears lonely or lost 

distance depth and size 

relationship with subject and surroundings

medium shot

neutral 

captures in size of real life 

above waist below chest 

upper half

mid close up 

above waist head in shot 

gets rid of distraction and focuses on character or emotion

close up

eye level 

thoughts feelings

empathy dramatic

extreme close up

lips ears or nose 

mostly eyes

one part of body

wizard of oz: wide shot

saul: close up 

man: extreme close up 

ratatuille: shoulder shot

cowboy: establishing shot

deadpool: medium long shot

diegetic sound 

sounds you would hear if you were in that scene 

non diegetic 

sounds that people or things in the scene cannot hear

thursday 29th september 2022

mise en scene: the arrangement of the scenery, props, etc. on the stage of a theatrical production or on the set of a film. 

costume 

props

setting

hair

lighting

actor positioning

body language

facial expression

girl man with cool hat and a radio with children 

the alphabet

the moon 

hazmat blue man 

the wiwi board in the background 

lady

child with no hair

 means odd stuff spooky sci-fi 

suggests not in our modern day

supernatural

scraggy clothes connotes he has no pennies he has big luggage connotes he is taking something importiant

dark connotes he is doing something shady

editing

transitiion 

pace and speed of cuts

cgi

green screening

graphics               

straight cut 

jump cut

jumps between time

cross cutting

hop between two different things happening at the same time

cutaway

shows you extra info from the scene

montage

shows passing in time or character development

matchcut

match movement or action from one scene to another 

tuesday 4th october 2022