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lights camera action                                                                   19.05.20 LO: to experiment with foley and sound effects. starter: 1. bowling alley  2. flushing the toilet 3. owl 4. clicking a pen 5. smashing  a plate or glass 6. vacuum cleaning (hoovering) 7. chicken clucking 8. washing up or filling  a cup with water 9. a clock ticking 10. feeding ducks at a pond or park?? 11.sanding something down 12.  Aeroplanes 13. pigeon 14. a dog snarling or a suitcase being dragged  15. motorycle 16. a swing 17. a blender  18. crows? i don't know the bird's name 19. a sheep 20. someone blowing their nose 14/20 shaun of the dead clip: spreading jam on toast brushing teeth name tag on shirt zipper toilet flushing mirror turning click draw opening tap of spoon on the cup

lights camera action                               15.05.20 LO: to explore the use of Mise-En-Scene. quiz score before: 75% from the picture i would assume boy's or tomboys room messy or lazy they like music they like the colour orange they are busy Mise-En-Scene  /ˌmiːz ɒ̃ ˈsɛn,French miz ɑ̃ sɛn/ noun the arrangement of the scenery, props, etc. on the stage of a theatrical production or on the set of a film. the setting or surroundings of an event. it is made up from 5 parts: setting and props costume, hair and makeup facial expressions and body language lighting and colour positioning of characters/objects within the frame. setting and props can manipulate audience to think or feel certain things. takes a lot of time to make  sci-fi film-  modern city. abandoned lab, all white, metal romantic comedy - can take place anywhere really, beach horror - dark place, abandoned house, creaky floorboard

lights camera action                                 12.05.20 LO: to explore the use of sound in films. movie song quiz starter  11/26 (i hadn't even heard of some of these films) fast furious 7  shrek ??? harry potter fifty shades of grey ??? ??? the hunger games frozen ??? moana ??? ??? mission impossible ??? ??? ??? ??? if they played the main part of the song i would of got it i just didn't know the intro ??? ??? suicide squad mamma mia ??? ??? high school musical ??? music horror- slow, eerie, creepy, sharp at jump scares or where intense actions occur, (a stabbing, murderer jumps out) action - fast-paced, loud  thriller - slow and fast, ??? comedy - light-hearted, upbeat music, popular music usually plays , whatever really goes with the plot sci-fi - all the noises you would find in  a lab? bubbling  music dialog narration  sound effects voiceover   diegetic  the people on screen can hear e.g, radio  non-diegetic  

practical lesson                                                           05.05.20 I cant really do many of these, my parents are both working and I don't have  a timer on my phone to take a picture of me jumping, I can't get to a beach or paddock because I am inside.  so for this work, I am going to use old pictures I took before quarantine. i'm going to try to take some more but they might not be the best quality. Sorry for any inconvenience.          

Lights, camera, action!                                                      01.05.20 LO: to explore the use of setting & colour in films.   starter: quiz score: 100% why might a director use these settings in their films? an isolated house in a rural area a big city for an action film a small seaside town for a romantic comedy  a range of different countries for an action adventure a large modern science laboratory for a sci-fi film these can be used because they include realistic connotations of what you expect to find in those different genres of films. e.g the isolated house for a horror film fits the genre because it has links to being haunted and scary , therefore is perfect for a horror film. why would the director choose these different colours in their films? blue and red for a new superhero a black suit for a villain bright colours for a comedy film Again many people should be able figure out which genre the film is from the colour and setting if i