Dylan GCSE blog

  Wednesday 8th December 2021 lo: To refine and develop skills using photoshop Do now WWW - the mouth  EBI - i took smaller cuts Wednesday 15th December 2021 WWW - it looks more realistic because i took smaller cuts EBI - the contrast between my skin and the zombies skin mixed better 

  Wednesday 24th November 2021 Colour Overlay Horror movie posters they mostly use scary images  they mostly use 1 character they use they use darker colours red black or blue  images include face or mask  images often use blood  close up shots  use block capitals for the title                                                                                                                                                                          Wednesday 1st December 2021 lo:  To use and develop creative  techniques in photoshop WW...

Wednesday 3rd November 2021 Skills Development : Photoshop Intro lo: To explore basic techniques in photoshop Wednesday 10th November 2021 lo: To explore and develop creative techniques in photoshop. Colour popping  Graduated fade  Clipping masks  Wednesday 17th November 2021 Layer Masks Liquify Filters And Blend Modes Using Images As Text     

 Wednesday 20th October 2021 lo: To explore possible film industry roles and career paths  1) c ✅ 2) d ✅ 3) b ✅ 4) a ✅ 1) tense, mysterious, exciting  2) the start (the car chase) prediction how many cuts do you think there will be in the first 30 seconds in no time to die film? 24 cuts answer = 25 cuts I disagree with the statement because tension can be created other ways for example through the music or silence. Also you can have something with lots of cuts but not very tense. 1) how many times you can see a camera= 4 2) The cameras were on rails and also it was on the car  to reflect someone onto a mirror without showing the camera you have to get the correct angle to show the person and not show the camera.

 Monday 11th october 2021 lo: To explore the use of characterisation in a film. 1. Clint Eastwood  2. 3. Al Pacino  4. Tom cruise  5. 6. 7. 8. Patrick Stewart 9. Sean Connery   10. Drew Barrymore 11. Daniel Radcliffe  12. Christian Bale  Protagonist (hero) Antagonist (villan) Sidekick Venom: protagonist= venom , the main chararcer but he still isnt a fully good character . Antagonist=Riot , the evil character trying to take over the world with aliens . sidekick= Edie, the human that venom (a space paracyte) has taken over  him. Props theory  The hero=Generally leads the narrative (edie) The villain=strugges aganed the hero (riot) The donor=gives the hero something special (venom) The helper= supports the hero (venom) The princess=the reward or the object sought by the hero (earth) The dispatcher= sends the hero on a mission (the science woman) The father= gives task to the hero (there is not one) The false hero= apperes to heroically (t...

 Wednesday 6th October 2021  lo: To analyse a media text using media language.  They have chosen a medium long shot so the people looking at the film cover can easily see his facial expressions and the reason that the film makers didn't choose a mid or close up shot is so that the person looking at the film can see the gun in his hand and the holster. clothing: shows that he is not wearing his suit and maybe wants to blend in he also looks like a hitman  props:  he is holding a gun which connotates violence so there is probably violence in the film  facial expression : his facial expression is showing that he is focused and serious or looking for someone. background: the background is hard, metallic plain colours and the colours are gold and blue which indicates wealth. diegetic sounds: 1) car engine: This would suggest that it could be a car chase which also means that it could be an action film. 2) helicopter engine:  This could mean t...

Wednesday 27th September 2021 Lo: To apply the theoretical framework to media texts.  Media language All the different media elements used to construct any media product. Camerawork Soundtrack Includes   all sound heard in a film/TV show: .music .sound effects .dialoge  .voiceover diegetic  =Any sound the actors hear when they are in the scene  non-diegetic  = any sound that is added that the audience can hear but the actors can't hear Mise-en-scene Editing Includes all the post production work on a moving image .Transitions  .Pace and speed of cuts  .CGI .Green screening  .Graphics