Genre: Comedy Common camera angles, movement, and shots: A type of cams used in comedy films are wide shots. They are used to capture the whole scene and incorporate every element including characters, and the environment into the shot. They also provide the ability to show visual gags, reveal funny situations, and showcase physical comedy. Another type of cam is a close-up. Close-ups reveal facial expressions, reactions, and nuances that contribute to comedic timing and delivery. Lastly, another type of angle is a low angle. This helps employ the effects of comedic effects, making characters appear larger than life, and emphasizing physical comedy. Common mis-en-scene: Some mis-en-scenes that are used are exaggerated costumes. Exaggerated costumes can enhance physical comedy and contribute to the visual humor of the characters. Lastly, there can be props for physical comedy. Cleverly chosen and utilized props contribute to visual gags, slapstick comedy, an...
Title Font- The idea was to use the font Times New Roman, in bold, to display all of the titles, including the title of our final project. This font was used to keep the idea of the oil simple but with a classic tone to ensure there isn't too much focus taken away from what the characters are doing in the background. (Times New Roman) Title Color- We plan to have each of the titles done in a dark red color to hint at the darker theme of the film but to also make sure the titles can be seen against the lighter indoor setting. ( Example ) Title Size- The most likely title size for our project will be a medium-large sized font, that would take up the corner of the screen but not too big of a space, to not cover the background. Titles such as "Directed by:", would be in a size bigger than the name that would follow that title, ex. Directed by: Katherine V. The title of the movie is also going to be significantly bigger than the other titles, in a large-largest size, that wil...
Hi camination!! Welcome back to my blog! Katherine and I found the soundtrack to our final film project today. It seems to me to be a wonderful fit for the thriller genre. For our song, we looked for royalty-free music on YouTube. "Creepy, horror, and haunted" was what we were searching for in music. We selected a soundtrack from a selection of excellent music that would enhance the mood of the movie. To save time, we chose music that isn't protected by copyright rather than music that is. Without having to bother with sending an email request, we wanted to be able to choose the music we wanted. We chose the YouTube song "It's in the Fog" by @DarrenCurtisMusic, which is copyright-free. I believe that this song would work the best for our situation out of all the ones we looked at on YouTube. The idea is to have just background noises, like television, drawing, and kitchen noises, throughout the first part of the movie. The opening theme of this song will be...
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