lights camera action l2

 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 
  •  because alfredo has curly hair it shows that remmy will be able to grab his hair and be able to control him and then the story begin to make sense
  • remmy speaks but because he is a rat alfredo cannot hear him so therefore there becomes a complication in the movie but remmy practically talks with his eyes and his head movements 
  • near the start of the film alfredo behaves rude to remmy because he should be their but when remmy starts to cook with alfredo he is able to trust him and therefore they become buddies 
  • they behave well to other characters but they have got to be secretive because a rat isn't supposed to be in a restaurant 
  • remmy has a certain music that happens when he eats food he enjoys 
  • remmy interests me the most because I've never seen a movie where the lead in a rat
Propp
the hero- generally leads the narrative: has a quest or has to solve something, wants to succeed , cant be any gender
the villain- struggles against the hero, seen as morally bad, attempts to stop the the hero from achieving their goal 
the doner- gives the hero something special (power/weapon/wisdom/etc.) enables hero to complete quest
the helper- supports the hero (sidekick) appears at critical moments their limitations help define the hero
the princess- can take 2 forms the object sought by the hero or the reward 
the dispatcher- sends hero on the mission (can be combined with another role)
the princess father- gives task to the hero authority figure, protective over princess (doesn't have to be her biological father)
the false hero- appears to act heroically and often mistake for the real hero, gets credit for the work, gains respect from the father 
  1. the hero= Remmy
  2. the villain= Chef Skinner
  3. the donor= Alfredo gives remmy his hair
  4. the princess= ?
  5. the dispatcher= Remmy
  6. the princess father= Alfredo
  7. the false hero= Alfredo 
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