WWW: A promising start to Media Studies – you are up-to-date on your blog tasks and you have made your blog look unique with the colour scheme. You are certainly completing the tasks each week and you made some interesting decisions in your photoshop task. EBI: Ensure that all blog work is completed to a high standard and undertake any extension work if you would like to achieve a top grade in the subject. I cannot read the work on Mise-En-Scene as it seems to be hidden by a comments widget. Please check that all prose you write is visible on your blog. LR: Create a new blogpost on your Media blog called ‘Blog feedback and Learner Response’. Copy and paste this WWW/EBI feedback into your blogpost then complete the LR tasks/questions below. Reflect on your first month of Media . What do you feel is your strongest piece of work so far? What is your weakest? What specific skills or knowledge do you need to develop over the rest of the course? 1:I think that my strongest piece of w...
Camera Movement: At the start, a tilt shot looks up at the protagonist as they run, making them appear larger than life while highlighting the towering, oppressive architecture of the urban setting. This makes the audience feel small and overwhelmed by the frantic escape. Next, a handheld shot is combined with another tilt. The unstable camera movement reflects the chaotic point of view and panic of a real chase. Finally, a dolly shot pulls back from a high angle to reveal the vast and complex environment in which the chase takes place. Editing Movements: Between 1.14 and 1.45, the clips use very short, rapid cuts that quickly switch between the character running and the pursuers. By changing shots every second, the editing increases the audience’s anticipation and creates a greater sense of panic for the protagonist. Following this, between 1.45 and ...