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21st October   lo: to explore possible film industry roles and career paths Do now 1runner -c they run errands deliver kit make coffees etc.. 2gaffer -d works really closely with the director of photography they plan all the different shots  3grip -b they help with the camera movements  4tucker -a doesn't exist  job roles camera department   music department sound Casting director- cast actors for parts Producer- finds the funding 1. the mood and atmosphere is - serious, dramatic, violent  2. the most tense part of the trailer is- when they start to shoot at him in the car and then his car has machine guns in the headlights  Cuts prediction- 11 Cuts actual- 25 Tension can be created in all different ways not just in cuts because, people can become tense about the sound, lighting, and even actions. You dont just have to make cuts to make a scene/trailer tense e.g. people can become tense over dark lighting and loud noises. Devices that have a ...

18th October       Genre and narrative  genre is the term for any category of literature or entertainment, based on a set of common conventions   protagonist- the main character/hero  antagonist- villain  sidekick- helps the hero/ main character   science friction- New technology, the future, time travel, space travel, space ships- e.g. star trek the Martian   horror- scar the audience, frightening, blood, jump scare, death, gory- e.g. it, the nun  action- thrilling, exciting, fun, hair raising, stunts- e.g. venom, mission impossible  musical- singing, dancing, loud, colour, lights- e.g. hairspray, Greece   comedy- fun, humorous, cheerful, light, exaggerating the script, upbeat- e.g. free guy, spy, Paul  documentary- interesting, real, factious- David ataman  animation- big mouth, arther, south park, the amazing world of gumball! bobs burgers,   ANIMATION FANTISY-  Movie name  whispers of the ...

  7th October  lo: to analyse a media text using Media Language  Camerawork  What camera shot is this? Mid shot? Why do you think they’ve chosen this shot type? I think that they have chosen this type of shot because it shows confidence in the movie and it is showing his gun therefore going with the initial 007. It also considers the film asa serious because when people think of a gun they don’t just think of a gun they think of danger, serious, death, and maybe the colour black. When people start to think of danger it can mean thats is what the film sums around. Mise-en-scene Clothing- the clothing he is wearing suggest that he maybe a spy because he is wearing mostly black, and as you can see the many pockets on his trousers which suggests that he has got many things in them.  Props- as you can clearly see their is a gun which he is holding and has another gun on his trousers? which again promps that the movie involves violence and usually death therefore the ...

  Lights Camera Action lo: to explore the use of characterization in a film  do now: 1. ? 2. lord Voldemort  case study characters  main actors- Patton Oswalt, Remmy-Lou Romano, Alfredo-Janeane Garofalo, Colette-Brad Bird, ratatouille  protagonist- the hero in the film is remmy because he is the one that makes sure alfredo doesn't get fired, his job in the film is to become the chef no one thought he could and therefore he saves alfredo by helping him become the chef. Although alfredo gets him into a kitchen  the villain in this film chef skinner  sidekick character in alfredo ? characters  remmy is the min character  there is another main character which is alfredo this film is about these character but there are a couple of side character  remmy tells the story because he narrates the whole film  the main character remmy looks like a rat, but alfredo looks very lanky and has a big nose and ginger hair...