Media Coursework

Funding 1) What was the budget for  Chicken ? £110,000  2) How did Joe Stephenson end up raising the money to make the film? He asked wealthy people for money a bit of money each and he told them that he would pay them back after he got the profit money. 3) How does the  Chicken  budget compare to a Hollywood-funded British blockbuster such as  Spectre  or  Paddington 2 ? The budget for chicken as I mentioned before was £110,000 and the budget for a movie such as Paddington was $38.5million. However a movie like Paddington has a lot of cgi which would explain a large budget. Chikens budget is a very little amount. 4) Joe Stephenson tried to secure funding from organisations that help low-budget filmmakers. What is the  BFI Film Fund  and how does it contribute to the British film industry? When someone wins the lottery a small amount of money goes to the BFI each time and that money goes to british films that need money to help to produce their films and money for the budge

1) Summarise the article in 50 words. 0 The article speaks about Hollywood and about the films and media that surround Hollywood. The article speaks about how Hollywood dominates the movie scene with many movies coming out every year and always beating all their competition which are British movies mostly. Hollywood always invest millions in their movies and they end up making a a lot more money back.  2) What are some of the suggested audience pleasures for arthouse film? Personal identity is one of audience pleasures because we are able to relate to the characters and we feel more connected than other audiences may feel like sometimes we go through things that are similar. 3) Why do some audiences struggle with arthouse film? Refer to some media  theory  here (there are some important media theories discussed in the article itself). Some audiences struggle with art house films because they are very slow and sometimes its hard to keep up with what is going.  4) To what exten

1) LR 2) Story Board 3) Editing script 4) Cinematography film task 5) Shot list  6) Editing 7) Blog task 8) Mise en scene blog task 9) Film Noir research  10) Lighting Still image  11) Film and TV analysis

1) Write a one-sentence definition of what makes a film British. There are many different hings that make a film British however usually a British movie includes many British stereotypes and is based in Britain.  2) What is the difference between a Hollywood production context and production context of a British film? The difference between Hollywood productions and British films is that mainly Hollywood films have a lot more money involved usually by millions, therefore they are able to make their films look more professional by using CGI. 3) When did the James Bond franchise start? The James bond franchise started in 1962 4) In terms of film censorship and graphic content, what began to change in British film in the 1970s and 1980s? After the year 1970 audiences started to see a large rise in sexual content on screen and there was a lot more graphic content being showed such as blood and violence. 5) What groups are often represented in British film?

Mr bush www Excellent opening Good sound affects POV shots Excellent cinematography use of close up  Fade to black during sequence  Effective lighting at night Camerawork- steady and well exposed Fade to black in end  EBI Accuracy of writing  Include diagetic sound  Impact Framing of "if you shot" Peer feedback WWW Very good editing  Excellent acting Clear narrative  Good acting Camerawork was good Clear audio  Amazing visuals and sound Parallel sound was good Good use of close up EBI Too short Spelling mistake Use other audio Trim soundtrack Should not make it 2 minute  Over all i feel like my editing was very good for example how I edited the opening was done very well also the different shots that I used were also done to the best it could. However i should've made the video a little bit longer and I should also double check my work so that I can make sure there arnt any mistakes