Replace the word Film 1 with the name of film and a screenshot of a scene | Film 3 | What patterns do you notice? What makes a successful film for this aspect? What tips have you picked up for your films? | ||
Aspect 1: Narrative (story, characters, setting) | Slow-mo shots about 18 people, all around their school. | Boys go around trying to find out if girls fart, 4 main characters, all around the place (School and homes I’m guessing) | Someone isn’t Cybersmart by being mean to someone online and goes back in time to stop it happening but it doesn’t work, 2 main characters, the resource center. | There aren't really many patterns here. |
Aspect 2: Cinematography (different shots and angles - see below) | Mostly Close ups with some medium close ups | Medium shots, Medium long shots, Medium close ups, Long Shots, Birds eye view | Longshots, Medium long shots Medium shots, Close up | The all use at least a couple different shots/angles |
Aspect 3: Sound (dialogue, speech, sound effects, music) | There was some music in the background but no sound effects or anything like that | Some music and a lot of talking there were also some sound effects | Lots of talking and a little bit of sound effects but no music. | Except for the first one they all have a good amount of talking, they all did well with music and some did sound effects instead. |
Summary of each film (this will be the base of your blog comment) | This video had a lot of cool slow motion shots and it had some good music to go with it | This was a funny video that had a good amount of different shots and they did very well on all the dialogue and sound effects. | This again was funny and was really thought about it had a lot of different angles and the dialogue was really good. |
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