What is the preferred reading of a media text? - The preferred reading of a media text is what the media producers want you think What is the oppositional reading of a media text? - The oppositional reading of a media text is what the media producers do not want you to think How does the Adolescence clip position the audience to respond to the teenage character in the scene? - That teenagers can go through these emotions, such as getting angry or just really upset where they cannot control themselves. Why might young people reject this reading and construct an oppositional reading of the trailer?
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LR FOR HALF TERM 1!
0:15-0:19- In this scene, we see it lighting go from quite dark and dump, to randomly flashing into a bright, flashing ,atmosphere. As the scene goes on, we see the camera transition over to point at Darth Vader. Once the camera was on Darth Vader, we saw the background flashing on our screens even more than the previous scene. Overall, the industry behind this movie is showing us they know to use their lighting to their best. The scene shows us a couple of costumes used in this scene with Darth Vader having a full menacing and brutal looking costume, flashing his Saber as he's ready to fight, and Luke Skywalker with a more average looking costume. In this scene we can actually see a medium shot took in place, pointed at Luke skywalker showing his sort of shocked and confused look as Darth Vader showed up to the atmosphere. We can see a low angle shot here, analysing and showing us Darth Vader is a fearsome, menacing villain/opponent and someone n...
Camera movement!
Pan: 0:59- In this scene, we can see a use of pan in the 3-7 seconds time frame. The use of pan in this scene shows us the actor is running away from what it looks like a high authority squad, chasing him down, probably suggesting that he has done something wrong. A few seconds after, the pan movement turns into a tracking shot, having the camera follow the squad coming down from the air, cornering him. Tracking: 2:16- In this, the directors used tracking in this scene. At first, he was completely surrounded had no way to escape, until he was given a frame of a second to escape, and he confidently used it, and in this frame, they used tracking to show how fast he escaped. They stuck with the tracking following up with the squad still trying to catch him down, using it when it is completely nesseccary at a minimum, steady pace. Static- in this shot, we can the camera isn't moving at all for a good seconds , making this a static camera movement. It is showing us the actor sitt...
Camera work blog tasks
Close up shot: We can tell this is a close up shot as the camera is showing the face up clearly and cuts out her body and shoulders and only shows her face and barely any background show. From this camera shot, we can see that she is shocked or worried from what she is looking at, or talking about. Two shot(close up): In this shot, there is actually two people making this a two shot, as well as a close up, and overall, the person on the left looks pretty cautious, while the person on the right looks overall joyful and calm Props: We can see from this that this the props look expensive, and high in technology. Gods eye view: From this angle, we can see the whole entire Earth, with some signal, making this a Gods eye view. Medium shot:W e can tell from this that this is a medium close up shot. From this, she looks pretty serious, probably having a serious talk.
'Mis-en-scene stranger things analyse'
The Settings There a multiple settings in the series 'stranger things'. The settings are the following: -A flashing dark escape room. We see a man running in the setting. We can analyse that this a sketchy, horrifying place, where no one would probably be here. As well as this, this place is very isolated and quiet, meaning it could be either a forbidden place in an industry, or an abandoned place. - A house far away from the urban city, and more of in a peaceful,rural neighbourhood( though, the dark setting/lightning does spread some suspense and chills). The lighting -The lighting in this scene is well dark, throughout the room. Also, when the scientist looking person was running, the room was flashing brightly constantly. The actor movement The person/actor in this specific scene was running pretty fast, and breathing quite hard(suggesting he is scared and worried) telling us he is running from something pretty devious and menacing.
I used this theme(Earth/nature) for my plain parrot design as I liked the different variety of nature themed colours the picture had with the sun shining yellow, the sky blue glistening ocean water, the beaming orange leaves and many other colours representing this theme. As well as this, I also used this picture as some colours matches a parrots natural colours, making this stand out to me. Overall, I really liked everything in this picture, and colours in the plain parrot.
Key Concepts film poster analysis!
What makes this a film Poster? 1.Language-We can tell this is a film poster from the big, blood dripping movie title 'IT', and that creepy tagline stating 'You'll float too'. As well as this, we can see a release date at the bottom of the movie cover . 2.Industries- The main industry/company behind IT was the highly known Warner Bros and New line Cinema. These companies make money from all the ticket sales they sold and being on streaming services and tv channels, etc. 3.Audience-I believe this movie is mainly aimed at adults and teens, but as well people who are into horror and thriller movies. We can infer from this as the big title 'IT' is drooling blood, a way from driving a horror based theme. 4.Representation-We can see a kid in a yellow raincoat, looking pretty vulnerable, alone in a dark place. It suggests the people who are going to appear in the movie are up for a scary dangerous entity, haunting them.