This is my final submission
Wednesday, 11 September 2024
Final Ad
Classwork (camera, storyboard)
This is everything that we've learnt in class including theories, camera angles and shots, editing, mise-en-scene, and sounds.
Camera
Camera shots:
Long Shot: Shows the full subject and setting.
Extreme Long Shot: Shows the subject from afar.
Medium Shot: Balances subject and setting, often used for conversations.
Cowboy Shot: Focuses on action, often used in Westerns.
Close up: Focuses on the face or details, shows emotion or importance.
Extreme Close up: Highlights tiny details and intensity.
POV: Shows a characters perspective, creates immersion.
Over the shoulders: Shows one character from another's viewpoint, creates connection or tension.
High Angle: Makes the subject appear weak or vulnerable.
Low Angle: Makes the subject appear powerful or dominant.
Dutch Angle: Creates unease or tension.
Establishing Shot: Provides location and context, often helps sets a scene.
Fixed | Camera remains static | Calm, peace, normal |
Push in | Camera moves slowly toward subject | Brings the audience closer, more involved, getting more serious. |
Pull out | Camera moves slowly away from subject | Takes audience away from the action, leaving a character. Detaching from subject |
Pan | Side to side, camera fixed | Reveal information, mirrors natural head movement of the audience. |
Tilt | Up and down, camera fixed | Same as pan, just a different direction |
Dolly | Camera moves around freely | More immersive, we are moving inside the subjects world, we feel part of the action |
Tracking | Camera moves around on tracks | Similar to dolly, but smoother. |
Crane | Reveals the epic size of the setting, landscape. | |
Handheld | Camera is shakey | Very natural, immersive. High energy |
Zoom | Zoom | Brings audience closer to budget. Draws our attention to something. |
Mise-en-Scene
Continuity Editing | Non continuity editing |
*Match cut |
*Match cut |
Sound
Description | Effect | |
Diegetic sound | Sound that can be heard by the characters within the media text. | Add a sense of realism. Reveal information to characters (and then audience) |
Non diegetic sound | Sound that can only be heard by the audience. | Enhance meaning, create an emotional response in the audience |
Trans diegetic sound | Sound that transitions from one to the other. | Creates a link between the audience and the world. More immersive |
Sounds; non-diegetic tones
Description | Effect | |
Melodic | Positive and pleasing connotations | Enhances a positive scene. Create positive emotions in the audience. |
Discordant | Harsh and unpleasant connotations. | Enhance negative scenes. Create suspense, tension, anxiety |
Contrapuntal | Has an opposite tone to the on-screen visuals. | Adds deeper meaning to scenes. Insight into the character's thoughts. Maybe they seek pleasure in doing bad things. |
Storyboard
Theories
Tuesday, 10 September 2024
storyboard/script
this the script/storyboard
This was the actual storyboard for my groups media ad project.
Monday, 2 September 2024
CCR: Creative Critical Reflection
here are my answers for the CCR
Behind the Scenes
this is the behind the scenes of our project shooting
Editing
This is our editing process of our media project.
i went with Can I call you rose by thee sacred souls. I aligned the texts so that it appears on beat with the intro of the music, its called cut to the beat.
For the song, we chose this song because of the vibe and atmosphere it gives which is calm relaxed and vintage. Because our theme is retro and wintage, we figured that the song specifically would help in getting us be closer to our wanted atmosphere.
for the last section of the audio, i wanted to make it muffled. However, it requires capcut pro which i do not want to buy, so i screen recorded the audio, then replaced the original audio with the screen recorded one.
for the font i had to experiment with different fonts and i decided to use the first one as it gives off more of a retro old tv vibe. The decision to put end credits is my idea. although most ads do not have end credits, i want our project to stand out and look further more like a film.
Mr nick gave us feedback and criticism about how some things in our ad doesnt ad up. so we took his advice and changed the intro as well as the ending. although i did like the sunset clip of the intro, i took it down and replaced it with the black screen. i changed the text to match mr nicks advice and for the ending i removed the credits.
although the editing was supposed to be done by bams and alex, im quite proud of my editing product. by doing the editing myself, i can create my vision to come to life myself instead of depending on the others to do it for me. the others did help me make several editing decisions though such as which font to use, the clips as well as any other altercations being done towards the video. overall im grateful to have my team and even if it seems like im doing everything, i couldnt have done any of this without my teammates.
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