Showing posts with label presentation. Show all posts
Showing posts with label presentation. Show all posts

Friday, 26 April 2013

Evaluation - Question 2


Answer to Evaluation:Question 2 - How does your media product represent particular social groups?

Wednesday, 13 March 2013

Second Scene Setting and Props

 

In the first shot of this seen we see the hero putting his costume away into the wardobe we used my sister's for these shots as she has a wardrobe in her room with good space infront of it with a lot of good natural light
We got two angles of this area as we ar going to do an action match of my character putting the outfit in the cupboard, the match on action with start from side on and then moving to a shot from behind me. Hopefully we will be able to make this action match smooth like we did with the scene where Kirby sat down in our preliminary task peice.

An important prop used is my sister's alarm clock which never seems to get her up despite going off loudly enough to wake me up from the opposite side of the house. This prop links the two characters together with time as the hero has the power to control time and the villian is trying to also get this power.

Harry Webber's morphsuit is what we used for our hero's costume and he's awesome for letting us borrow it. The costume is good because it show the cliche of heores always wearing spandex it's also good as it breaks the colour connotations we've built up ie. the hero is shown wearing white and the villian wearing black, this costume is interesting as it is the superhero's costume but it is black, not white

Friday, 11 January 2013

TA - About a Girl

Warning!
this is a tad gruesome




I had a good time analyzing this short as it was interesting and shocking (not to mention horrifying), the acting of Ashley Thewlis (main character) was astounding and I thoroughly enjoyed the attention to detail in her flippant/naive expression when talking about such serious matters.


TA - 3x3



I feel this clip was good as it was funny and interesting, I especially liked how there is no dialogue an yet the story is conveyed so effectively, this is down to the effective use of shot types and editing along with the simplicity of the story