Sound Effect
Sounds of objects added to the ambient sounds.
Diegetic Sound
Sound that comes from the world of text like a door of opening.
Non-diegetic Sound
This is the sound outside the world of text like a intro theme tune not part of the film world.
Voice-over
The thought and dialogue of a character, but it is not diegetic as it is not part of the real world of the text. This can be classed under asynchronous sound, as we do not see it happen.
Sound bridge
Sound effects that we hear in one scene and carry over to the next. Alternatively, it can be a sound from the location that is being cut to, but we hear it first before the cut.
Synchronous Sound
Sound which is produced in the world of the text and can be views being created and produced like someone speaking.
Asynchronous Sound
This is sound which is in the world of the text but the audience cannot see it being produced and therefore is more significance eg footstep hear it but not see it
Contrapuntal Sound
This is non-diegetic sound which can clash with the diegetic sounds we hear. The music soundtrack clashes with the tone and mood of the scene. eg resviur dogs
Saturday, 31 October 2015
Film Colour
Technicolor
A process of colour cinematography using synchronized monochrome films to produce emphasis the colours.
Black and white
A basic process of getting rid of all colour giving a black and white look giving it a historical feel.
A process of colour cinematography using synchronized monochrome films to produce emphasis the colours.
Black and white
A basic process of getting rid of all colour giving a black and white look giving it a historical feel.
Lens type
Wide Angle lens
A wide angle lens is a angle view of 60 or more giving a small focus length its mainly used to expand the film setting.
Normal
It does what it says its the normal shot type nothing particular unique about it
Telephoto Lens
A telephoto lens is a special long focus lens in which the physical length of the lens is shorter than the focal length used to see long distances or in films it maybe show from close up shot someone spying.
A wide angle lens is a angle view of 60 or more giving a small focus length its mainly used to expand the film setting.
Normal
It does what it says its the normal shot type nothing particular unique about it
Telephoto Lens
A telephoto lens is a special long focus lens in which the physical length of the lens is shorter than the focal length used to see long distances or in films it maybe show from close up shot someone spying.
Film Stock
Film Grain/Blotchy is like a filter for filming and photography creating a sort of documentary style while smooth gives it a more natural look.
Camera Angles
Low Angle shot
A Low angle shot is used in character analyse for example if you do a low angle shot on a man it show that he is more powerful and dominant than the other characters in the film
High Angle shot
A High Angle is the opposite of the low angle if this used on a character it shows that is weak or powerless it is mainly used in horror movies for example Scream.
Eye Level
Is one of the most unused camera angle in the history of filming because their never a good moment to used apart from one genre romance because it can show intimacy or equality between characters.
Canted Angles
When the camera is slightly slanted to the left or right to create a sense of uneasiness or distortion of reality.
A Low angle shot is used in character analyse for example if you do a low angle shot on a man it show that he is more powerful and dominant than the other characters in the film
High Angle shot
A High Angle is the opposite of the low angle if this used on a character it shows that is weak or powerless it is mainly used in horror movies for example Scream.
Eye Level
Is one of the most unused camera angle in the history of filming because their never a good moment to used apart from one genre romance because it can show intimacy or equality between characters.
Canted Angles
When the camera is slightly slanted to the left or right to create a sense of uneasiness or distortion of reality.
Focus
Selective Focus
The camera draws attention to one object on subject than a extreme close up in films.
Soft Focus
Shooting a subject slightly out of focus to create a sense of nostalgia or connote a dream sequence.
Deep Focus
Deep focus is used to show all character or object are important.
Shallow Focus
Shallow focus is used to draw attention to a certain character or object in the foreground
Focus Pulls
Pulling a certain character or object is in focus and the lens is pulled to focus on something in the background.
http://www.mediacollege.com/video/camera/focus/pull.html
The camera draws attention to one object on subject than a extreme close up in films.
Soft Focus
Shooting a subject slightly out of focus to create a sense of nostalgia or connote a dream sequence.
Deep Focus
Deep focus is used to show all character or object are important.
Shallow Focus
Shallow focus is used to draw attention to a certain character or object in the foreground
Focus Pulls
Pulling a certain character or object is in focus and the lens is pulled to focus on something in the background.
http://www.mediacollege.com/video/camera/focus/pull.html
Mise en scene definitions What is in the frame
Setting
Where the location of where the media takes place.
Inside-Feeling Trapped, closed in
Outside-Freedom, open air
Time/period-Where and When history wise
Props
Props are carefully chosen they should tell you something about the person in the image.
Woman picks up a knife going to die by the knife.
Mountain Bike-Tough,durable, adventurous
Non-verbal communication
Non-verbal communication is really body language what can you see by their actions.
Stiff-On edge, worried
Facial expression-Angry, sad
Costumes
What their are wearing.
Ripped Jeans- Rebellious
Scarf and Glasses- Hipster
Lots of make-up- Tarty
Colours
Colours can have different meaning for example
Red-Danger
Green-Naturalness
Blue-Cold
Brown- Dull
Gold-Influence and Richness
Orange- Sunny and Bright
Purple-Royalty and Rich texture
Where the location of where the media takes place.
Inside-Feeling Trapped, closed in
Outside-Freedom, open air
Time/period-Where and When history wise
Props
Props are carefully chosen they should tell you something about the person in the image.
Woman picks up a knife going to die by the knife.
Mountain Bike-Tough,durable, adventurous
Non-verbal communication
Non-verbal communication is really body language what can you see by their actions.
Stiff-On edge, worried
Facial expression-Angry, sad
Costumes
What their are wearing.
Ripped Jeans- Rebellious
Scarf and Glasses- Hipster
Lots of make-up- Tarty
Colours
Colours can have different meaning for example
Red-Danger
Green-Naturalness
Blue-Cold
Brown- Dull
Gold-Influence and Richness
Orange- Sunny and Bright
Purple-Royalty and Rich texture
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