Media Coursework

1) Type up your teacher's feedback  in full  plus a summary of the comments you received from other students in the class . WWW: -Great P.O.V shots -close ups -music sound effects -Great shots in general EBI: -Video was way too long -Have better quality -Audio at the start was not loud enough 2) Using a combination of your own reflection on the preliminary exercise and the feedback you were given, write  three  WWW bullet points and  three  EBI bullet points for your TV drama scene. WWW: -The P.O.V shots that were use were done very well - The overall concept -  Music sound EBI: -Need to cut the video down from 2 minutes, too long. -Audio dialogue 3) How effectively did you complete the objective you laid out in your mini preliminary exercise  statement of intent ? I think i did complete the  objectives  i laid out in my  mini  preliminary  good enough as it was related to my concept however if i could do it again than I would have done it better in

props : Knife Gun Car The Importance of Props in Film. A property (ordinarily abbreviated to prop) is a thing utilized on screen or stage to help upgrade an exhibition. It can make a scene feel increasingly bona fide or assist entertainers with assuming their job all the more sufficiently. Put basically: they're a crucial piece of film, TV, and theater. I need to make sure that all of the props that I use are safe and handled well because they could lead to someone being hurt if they aren't used well. lighting: high key lighting studio lighting red and white lighting Lighting is significant in video and film generation since cameras don't react to lights similarly that the human eye does. The limited detail and lighting contrasts a human eye can see are extraordinarily created, and cameras can't process or get on this also. Extra lighting is important to make the meaning of a video or film's meaning of a tantamount quality to what the human eye sees norma

Shot List – Rise Up Shot No. Shot Filmed? 1 Close up of Moses Waking up Yes 2 Gets out of bed and looks out of balcony Yes 3 Picks up phone and agrees to meet up with his friend. Yes 4 Shot of him changing his jumper Yes 5 He goes downstairs and puts his shoes on Yes 6 Moses says bye to his little sister Yes 7 Moses walks out and a car pulls up Yes 8 He greets all of his boys Yes 9 They put on Balaclavas Yes 10 Car pulls up (long shot) Yes 11 Everyone gets into car wide shot. Yes 12 Moses has a conversation with the rest of the GM's (Gang Members) Medium close up  Yes 13 The car pulls up at a bridge long shot.  14 Everyone jumps out of the car 15 They go on the bride looking for someone   Yes 16 They find an opposition walking on the bridge alone. long shot Yes 17 They all go and attack him wide shot 18 Close up on his beaten up face 19 The final

Research and planning tasks Create a blogpost called 'Preliminary exercise: Research and planning' and complete the tasks below. First, watch this clip on the mistakes beginner filmmakers make - it will help you identify the errors to avoid when planning and shooting your film. There are loads more tips and tutorials from Darius Britt ( D4Darius on YouTube ) that we would recommend watching as part of your research and planning. These include: How to brainstorm ideas for a short film How to write a short film - principles of drama Nine things to check before pressing the record button Now complete the following tasks: 1) State the genre you have chosen for your TV drama - family or crime drama. The genre I have chosen for my TV drama is a bit of Family/crime 2) Choose at least three TV dramas similar to your concept and watch the trailer and one scene from each. Make bullet-point notes on everything you watch, commenting on camerawork, editing, sound and mise-en-s

) Research: TV drama trailer analysis  You need to write detailed  250-word close-textual analyses  of six TV drama trailers in your chosen genre. For each trailer, focus on a different aspect of media language, and embed each one on your blog: TV drama trailer 1: Narrative and genre Chernobyl.  The story and classification for Chernobyl is a chronicled period dramatization, the account of the show (appeared from the dramatization) is the consequence of the chernobyl debacle that happened on the 26th of April 1986. The reason of the show is by all accounts how the occupants of chernobyl and the (at that point) soviet Union managed the catastrophe; The trailer promotes that the show delineates occasions that have never been appeared on TV. What's more, with most TV demonstrates that have soviet russia as a primary power in the show, it gives the idea that soviet russia is demonstrated to be the fundamental enemy, attempting to hide the genuine idea of the impact of the chernobyl