AICE Media Studies

 The first convention in the beginning of the movie I would include in are final project would be a zoom shot which transitioned to a pan. Another convention I would is a long shot. Around the first 10 minutes of the movie it was a low angle I would think about adding. A convention I enjoyed watching was a close up shot on a bike tire. Following this was a establishing/aerial shot showing a car parking into a house. The scene where the father is trapped in the closet the dialogue is very suspenseful. I don't like the excessive use of medium close ups. I did not really enjoy watching the extreme close ups. The two shot I don't like the way there dressed.

  Hey blog. How has your week been? I am so excited because tomorrow is the holiday concert. The common camera angles, movement, and shots include : Camera angles : dutch Movement: tracking shot Shots: medium long shot The common costumes, lighting, acting, makeup, props, and sets include: Costumes: baggy clothes, any colors, and business/work attire Lighting: high-key Acting: comedic/makes audience laugh Makeup: natural, light makeup Props: electronics Sets: homes, parks, work places, and restaurants Common editing techniques include: Editing: insert, fade-in, fade-out, and split screen Common sounds include: Dialogue & Diegetic Sound Example films include: Elf, Good Burger, Good Boys, and Haunted Mansion. What elements of genre do I like and would use in my own film? Dialogue, costumes, and lighting What elements of genre do I not like and would not use in my own film? Editing techniques

 Common camera, angles, movement, and sounds used in mystery films would be close up shots, zoom, tracking shots, low angles, and long shots.  Common costumes in mystery films would have dark colors, masks, hats, and hoodies. Common lighting in mystery films include dim light and shadows. The cast acting may include problem solving, stress, and confusion. Makeup used in mystery films include fake blood, bruises, and cuts. Props used in mystery films are weapons, red string, magnifying glass, and handcuffs. Sets include basements, police stations, abandoned houses, and small towns.  Editing seen a lot in mysteries are jump-cuts and fade ins. Common sound used in mysteries are dialogue and diegetic sound. Examples of some mystery movies are: Insidious the Red Door, Missing, and They cloned Tyrone. Some elements I would use from this genre would be dark colors, diegetic sound, and dim lighting. Elements I wouldn't use is blood.

  Pitch A: A person is going shopping for Christmas but, doesn't realize someone is following them the whole time. Pitch B: Girl has an online boyfriend that shes never seen and he unexpectedly warts to meet up one night. Discuss Pitch A: As a group we though of this because we wanted to do something that had to do with Christmas but a down side is that It only has two characters which wouldn't be as fun. Discuss Pitch B: With this one we realized that we couldnt have to drive to any location. The only downside is that we would have to get everyone in the video in one place at a time good for everyone. Final Decision: Since cue don't want it to be horror  we decided to go with Pitch B= A girl has an online boyfriend that shes never seen and he unexpectedly wants to meet up