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Name- Tanny

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Camera techniques                                                   

Example- (low angle camera shot)

                                                                    An example of a low angle camera shot in Coroline is the
scene where the other mother transforms from her friendlier form into the
taller, skinnier evil version.                                                                                                                       
How this contributes to the audience’s understanding-

                               Low angle camera shots contribute to the audience’s
understanding by putting them into the perspective of a character, as low angel
shots are usually used to represent the feeling of helplessness or the lack of
power a character feels. Low angle camera shots let the audience see things as
the character would. 

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Name- Tanny

                                                                                                      Production element -

Camera techniques                                                   

Example- (low angle camera shot)

                                                                    An example of a low angle camera shot in Coroline is the
scene where the other mother transforms from her friendlier form into the
taller, skinnier evil version.                                                                                                                       
How this contributes to the audience’s understanding-

                               Low angle camera shots contribute to the audience’s
understanding by putting them into the perspective of a character, as low angel
shots are usually used to represent the feeling of helplessness or the lack of
power a character feels. Low angle camera shots let the audience see things as
the character would. 

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Mise en scene : The setting of the scene creates mood and reflect on character's emotion. The real word and the other world may look the same but its actually  completely different. The real world is made up of grey but the other world is made up of colourful colours. Which makes audience feel claim and gentle   

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Mise en scene : The setting of the scene creates mood and reflect on character's emotion. The real word and the other world may look the same but its actually  completely different. The real world is made up of grey but the other world is made up of colourful colours. Which makes audience feel claim and gentle   

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Mise en scène - An example of this is the garden in Coraline.. In the normal world it has nothing in it but in the other world it is full of colourful flowers. It contributes by showing everyone what is in the scene.    Solyom  

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Mise en scène - An example of this is the garden in Coraline.. In the normal world it has nothing in it but in the other world it is full of colourful flowers. It contributes by showing everyone what is in the scene.    Solyom  

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Coraline manipulated Other Mother
Kayla
Acting - When Coraline found out where her parent were she told Other Mother they were somewhere else. Audiences now understood that Coraline was smart and knew what she was doing.

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Metallic Spider Web
Kayla
Other Mother's Web when Coraline climbed up it. This made the audience hear an unnatural metal web sound.

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Nikita
Camera techniques include the quality, position, speed, movement, angle and point of view in a shot.

Example:
This shot includes the other world pink palace, Coraline, and the cat. The camera angle is low to show all three subjects, and to make the house seem large and looming as Coraline and the cat face the other mother. It is a long shot to establish the setting of the scene and to include the three subjects.

What this production element contributes to the audiences understanding:
The camera angles and shots determine what the audience sees in each scene and what they are aware of. They also contribute to the mood of the scene - such as how as canting shot can create a sense of unease - and the way the characters are presented - for example, seeming small and helpless from a high angle.

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Joanne
- In the real world, the garden at the Pink Palace is empty and dull. In the other world, the garden is full of plants and colour that, when zoomed out, makes Coraline's face. This creates a magical, more exciting atmosphere in the other world, which helps the audience understand why Coraline wanted to stay in the other world at first.

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an example of editing and sound is implementing music that would match  the scene it is put into such as when coralline and wybie visit the jumping mice circus and the music in that scene is very upbeat and happy to give it a magical feeling to it
Max Wenn

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Rachel
Example: High AngleThe high angle implies power or insight as the audience looks down on Coraline in this scene and the long shot helps to make Coraline look small and inferior to the audience. Different camera techniques can allow the audience to feel different emotions, such as a canting shot which creates unease, or a low angle makes the audience feel small or inferior.

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Acting and Sound                                                                              -Greta                                                                                                  Acting: The other mother and father in the alternate world where everything's perceived as being perfect. The other Mother and Father act throughout the movie in the beginning when in the presence of coraline. Until the other mothers character transformed to her original self. This gives the impression on Coraline as well as the audience that the other world is all it seems and supposedly the perfect place for Coraline to be.                                                                                                       Sound: Use of sound varies throughout the movie and helps to manipulate the emotions and events of what's happening in the scene, for example: when Coraline first visit's the other world, the music played as she entered was cheerful and of a happy nature appose to later on in the film when Coralines stuck with other mother and their encounters begin with background sound of built up tension and suspense. In more frantic scenes the music is louder and harsh, portraying a feeling of haste as seen in the movement of the characters. 

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Acting and Sound                                                                              -Greta                                                                                                  Acting: The other mother and father in the alternate world where everything's perceived as being perfect. The other Mother and Father act throughout the movie in the beginning when in the presence of coraline. Until the other mothers character transformed to her original self. This gives the impression on Coraline as well as the audience that the other world is all it seems and supposedly the perfect place for Coraline to be.                                                                                                       Sound: Use of sound varies throughout the movie and helps to manipulate the emotions and events of what's happening in the scene, for example: when Coraline first visit's the other world, the music played as she entered was cheerful and of a happy nature appose to later on in the film when Coralines stuck with other mother and their encounters begin with background sound of built up tension and suspense. In more frantic scenes the music is louder and harsh, portraying a feeling of haste as seen in the movement of the characters. 

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- Toni Murphy This is a close up shot of the other mother. It has been deliberately placed and edited in a way to convey an impression from the audience. Close up shots represent the emotion of the character and display the details of the face. In this image the viewer is first introduced to the other mother in a close up shot which shows the audience that she appears to look happy and kind, whilst also looking unusual and a bit creepy since she has buttons for eyes. This image has been deliberately edited to make the other mother appear this way and to enable the audience to get this impression from the image of the other mother.

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-Martha Flower

- Mise en scene is everything that is in the shot.
-Coraline's bedroom in the real world is empty and hasn't been decorated, but in the other world it has pink walls and nice bed sheets. This makes the audience know that the other world is better and nicer then the real world. Making the scene look warmer and pinker makes Coraline feel nicer. In the other bedroom it is more empty and colder because of the colour and the lack of decorating in the room.

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- Joseph
- Camera Angles
This includes: High Angles, Low Angles, POV (Point of View) shots and canting shots.
Example of Canting:This is a canting shot because you can see the frame is on an angle and it is "skewed" and this makes it a canting shot.
Example of POV:This is a POV shot because it is meant to be what Coraline is seeing from her own perspective and that makes it a POV shot.

All camera angles contribute to the film and understanding of it as they are used to put things into perspective and emphasize it. Angles such as POV shots are used to give an insight into the film that the audience would not have otherwise. High and low angles are used to make the subject of the frame either bigger/smaller/more powerful/less powerful.
Camera angles contribute to Coraline in most ways angles contribute to any other film.

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Sound and Acting Heshala                  Acting: Coraline's first encounter with other mother was positive(since she appeared to be the "perfect" mother) but when Coraline came into the other world more often and when she disagreed with the other mother, she transformed into a  more negative character. This makes the audience understand that the other mother is not as good as we originally thought she would be.   sound: The sound in Coraline would signify  the mood of the scene indicating if the particular scene was negative or positive. The more creepy or negative music would be the backtrack of  scenes with the other mother or when coraline's was in trouble/danger. more positive music would be when coralline or friends were happy and in a more comfortable mood.

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Sound and Acting Heshala                  Acting: Coraline's first encounter with other mother was positive(since she appeared to be the "perfect" mother) but when Coraline came into the other world more often and when she disagreed with the other mother, she transformed into a  more negative character. This makes the audience understand that the other mother is not as good as we originally thought she would be.   sound: The sound in Coraline would signify  the mood of the scene indicating if the particular scene was negative or positive. The more creepy or negative music would be the backtrack of  scenes with the other mother or when coraline's was in trouble/danger. more positive music would be when coralline or friends were happy and in a more comfortable mood.

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- Howard
- Acting and sound
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different sound effect through out the whole movie. for example the start of the movie that animation along with the music playing.
Caroline acts like that she will listen to her second mother but in the end she betrayed her.
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sound can express the mode the director want to give to the audience. sometimes if there's a cheerful music playing it is probably expressing a happy feeling. but if its really fast music playing, it expresses that the character might be in trouble.
acting is a very important part of the movie too. audience can indicate what every character is trying to do in the movie.
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Jasmine Au
Acting - Acting helps the audience to understand what the character's intentions are and how they are thinking of going through with their intentions. For example in the movie the other mother pretended to be the perfect mother and that she didn't have any ulterior motives when she created a perfect world for Coraline, but she really  wanted Coraline's eyes and to keep her there forever so that she can "love" her forever.
Sound - Sound can help the audience to see what ideas are trying to be conveyed within the film. In the beginning there is a scene of someone preparing a doll, you can hear the backtrack of a gentle song as it matches the quiet activity of sewing and helps to create an eerie feeling as you don't see a human hand doing so, you see a hand made out of needles. The creepy music contributes to making the scene feel more abnormal.

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Mise--en-scene . Mise-en-scene is everything in the movie took in shots. this is inside the new house in the other world that she found and as we can see she getting served by her other mum which sets a nicer intention at the start.  This contrbutes to our audiences understanding on how there is another world and there is another mother that comes across nice towards the start and getting towards the end she just shown her true colors on how evil she is.  This new mum that coralline has came across is more warm as she treats coralline with nicer food and good.

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Evelyn Lim
Example: Outside view of the pink palace house in the other world. This shot includes flowers on the front porch and fairy lights flowing throughout the front garden and around the house, making the shot feel and look homely and magical. The lights in this shot makes the scene glow as the rest of the background is a dark night, also making the house look like a home. The front garden looks well maintained, adding to the "perfect" world idea.

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Fade in and out of scenes.
Combination of sounds from multiple scenes.
The effect of music on the mood in the scene. The music will provoke the audience's feeling, for example, if the protagonist is happy and the background music is also lively, it will impact the feeling of the audience.
James

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Each person from each group  must post something about their assigned production element(s). Each post must include:

- Your name

- Your production element

- An example (this can be shared by the group, or you may develop your own). Your example should include an image/audio/something to illustrate it for others.

- What this production element contributes to the audiences understanding.