Music
Camera Angles + Movements
The Standard
Lighting and randoms
Beyond the Text + Author's Purpose
100

If you are describing music in your paragraphs, should you include a description of the prominent instruments?

Yes! 

100

What is a static shot?

Shot with no camera movement

100

What should your introduction include?

Director, title, scene description and the purpose of the scene

100

What is high key lighting?

Bright, shadowless lighting.

100

Define author/director's purpose

The reason for the film/scene

200

What was the song (or artist of the song) that played during Buddy and Baby's big fight?

Queen- Brighton Rock

200

What is a birds eye view shot, and what effect does it have on the audience?

Shot from above, shows scope/height of a shot

200

How many production aspects should you write about in total?

4

200

What is low key lighting?

Shadowy lighting, usually one light source included in the scene. 

200

What does the E stand for in SEPIA?

Entertain

300

Name 2 songs from the film

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300

What is an over the shoulder shot, and what effect does this have on the audience?

A shot where the camera is focussed over a person's shoulder. Brings the audience into the conversation

300

What is the structure for each of our paragraphs?

Identify, describe, explain, (beyond text + director's purpose)

300

What is mise en scene?

Stuff in the scene; props

300

Name the 5 possible author's purposes

Satorise, Entertain, Persuade, Inform, Amuse

400

What is timbre?

The tone/mood of the music

400

What is an establishing shot used for?

To establish the location of a scene/film

400

How do you get Merit? 

Describe techniques. Describe their effect and how they make meaning together

400

What is back lighting + effect 

Dark and shadowy, can't see character's face

400

What types of beyond the text connections are there?

Text to text, to self, to world

500

What is the difference between diegetic and non-diegetic sound?

Diegetic - heard by characters

Non diegetic - not heard by characters

500

What are pan/tilt movements generally used for?

To reveal something used on the other side of the scene
500

How do you get excellence?

Talk about how the effects combine to create MEANING. Director's purpose and beyond the text.

500

What is chiaroscuro lighting, and why would a director use it in a scene? 

Shadowy lighting (generally half of a face is shown). To make things look mysterious or spooky

500

Give an example of a beyond the text connection for Baby Driver

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