Please complete the following tasks for our lesson tomorrow:
1. Both film clip analysis need to be up on the blog, improvements made to analysis of ideology and any other changes / additions that I've requested
2. Wilderness Woods post (1 per group) - your clip, sample risk assessment, call sheet and a detailed analysis of what you learnt in terms of filmmaking and the logistical organisation needed
3. Technical analysis (1 per student) - choose a clip that is in the style of the kind of opening that you would like to do and do a shot by shot breakdown of it. This should be to a clip other than the ones you have already analysed. See task and exemplar below:
Technical analysis
Choose an opening from a film in the genre that you are interested in making. Make sure you choose one that you think is in a style that you could potentially make yourself. Carry out the following analysis:
1. Carry out a detailed technical analysis of the first 2 mins: describe and list the shots in the sequence, making a note of mise-en-scene and transitions:
ECU of hand cuts to
CU of needle sewing book, with overlaying editing effect dissolves to
handwritten font for producer credits on black screen top left fade to black
man's mouth licking lips cuts to...
2. Think about the soundtrack. How many layers of sound are there? How does it help establish an enigma / create dramatic tension?
3. What have you learnt from this technical analysis? Reflect on the filmmaking techniques used and how effective they are at 'hooking' the audience
Sample technical analysis from previous years:
http://twgsbmedia12asgroup5.blogspot.co.uk/2012/02/js-technical-analysis.html
This is very well presented, however he could have discussed sound more explicitly. He doesn't have a summary at the end, however he has been analytical throughout the table
http://twgsbmedia12asgroup4.blogspot.co.uk/2012/01/rb-techincal-analysis-of-hot-fuzz.html
This one is well presented, detailed technically, although again more on sound would have been useful.
1. Carry out a detailed technical analysis of the first 2 mins: describe and list the shots in the sequence, making a note of mise-en-scene and transitions:
ECU of hand cuts to
CU of needle sewing book, with overlaying editing effect dissolves to
handwritten font for producer credits on black screen top left fade to black
man's mouth licking lips cuts to...
2. Think about the soundtrack. How many layers of sound are there? How does it help establish an enigma / create dramatic tension?
3. What have you learnt from this technical analysis? Reflect on the filmmaking techniques used and how effective they are at 'hooking' the audience
Sample technical analysis from previous years:
http://twgsbmedia12asgroup5.blogspot.co.uk/2012/02/js-technical-analysis.html
This is very well presented, however he could have discussed sound more explicitly. He doesn't have a summary at the end, however he has been analytical throughout the table
http://twgsbmedia12asgroup4.blogspot.co.uk/2012/01/rb-techincal-analysis-of-hot-fuzz.html
This one is well presented, detailed technically, although again more on sound would have been useful.
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