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The first assignment assesses two outcomes (A and B):

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This is just a short excerpt for the contact page.

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Welcome to your new site! You can edit this page by clicking on the Edit link. For more information about customizing your site check out http://learn.wordpress.com/ This is just a short excerpt for the about page. This is just a short excerpt for the contact page.

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Wingin' It Series 2 (2011) Opening Titles

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These are the opening titles of Wingin' It Series 2 (2011).

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An example of how to go about Task 2

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Assignment 1 Task 2 - Mise-en-scene Analysis

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https://youtu.be/djV11Xbc914 This music video is part live action part animation and is a combination of narrative and performance.The narrative is a boy-meets-girl story in which the couple battle against various threats in order to get together at the end: the boy's competitors, an unhappy cafe owner and the barrier between the 'real world' of the...

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Its is worth thinking about and writing about as many of the following features as you can in your Blog entry:
Mise en scène:

- setting
- props
- costume

- make-up

- movement, e.g. of figures
- visual effects
Camerawork:

- framing/distance, e.g. extreme long-shot, long shot, medium shot, close-up

- focus

- shots

- movement
- angles
- effects,
- colour
Sound Analysis:
- diegetic sound, e.g. onscreen, off-screen

- non-diegetic sound, e.g. voiceover, sound effects, silence
- the way the music and lyrics relate to the visuals

Editing:

- transitions, e.g. cut, dissolve, fade, wipe

rhythm,

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Mise-en-scene Analysis of an opening sequence

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Mise-en-scene Analysis of an opening sequence

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My Parents are Aliens 2003 titles (2004) with 1999 - 2000 theme

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This blog achieved a distinction for Task 1 and 2

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im soooo tired i need sleep!

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Hi Nick (LOL)

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please let me sleep

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Post your own mise-en-scene analyses in this space ...

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Post your own mise-en-scene analyses in this space ...

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Put your name in the post AND indicate what they denote and connote

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1. Extend your mise-en-scene analysis of The Hangover to include another six annotations on your chosen still frame

2. Identify denotations and connotations from typical genre codes

3. Analyse a shot or shots from a film scene of your choice using mise-en-scene to include at least six different aspects

4. Present your analysis to the class using a Padlet page

5. Create a second Padlet page of research for your chosen media product to include images that:

1. typify your chosen genre - the typical genre codes

2. Show similar media products

3. characterise your target audience

4. capture the mood and feel of the product you want to produce

and invite other students to comment on it

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Mise-en-scene analysis can include consideration of the following:

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Mise-en-scene analysis can include consideration of the following:

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-  setting, e.g. interior, exterior, natural, stylised, location, backdrop

-   props, e.g. key, incidental, objects, motifs, foreground, background

-   costume, e.g. authentic, stylised, coordination with setting

-   make-up, e.g. naturalistic, expressionistic

-   movement, e.g. figures, animation, blocking, positioning

-   visual effects, e.g. models, miniatures, computer generated imagery

You can also consider camerawork:

- framing/distance, e.g. extreme long-shot, long shot, medium shot, close-up, extreme close-up, medium long shot in-shot, out-of-shot, dynamic, passive, balance, unbalanced (handheld)

- focus (depth of field), e.g. soft, sharp, shallow, deep, fixed, racking, focus pulling

- shots, e.g. establishing, point of view, associated point of view

- movement, e.g. fast, slow and whip panning, tilting, zoom in, handheld

(Steadicam), tracking, crane

- angles, e.g. low, high, neutral, canted

- effects e.g. front and rear projection, green/blue screen

- colour, e.g. black and white, filters, saturated, de-saturated, complementary, contrasting, limited palette, sepia, chiaroscuro

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Choose a frame from the scene below. Take a screen shot and annotate it using mis-en-scene analysis.

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The Hangover - "Hotel Wake Up Extended Clip"