Well done Isaac and interesting example of independent research. You cover a wide range of thriller texts to include some excellent screen shots.
Next step:
Avoid getting confused about conventions of a specific genre and film language.
1) Close ups, pov shots, and locations which reflect aspects of character are common to all genres and are an integral part of what is termed film language or film grammar. Thus these specific aspects of film language are not just a feature of thriller films.
I am pleased you have posted this case study which indicates your engagement with film and growing confidence with identifying and explaining the connotations of film language.
Now you need to upload your planning which needs to be linked to your research into the language of film and into the thriller genre. This is vital Isaac for you to focus on for your homework.
For example what inspired your choice of location/s, character types, costume and so on.
Also I strongly suggest you shoot another section in a cramped interior location to add another layer of film language to the narrative. This is the use of binary opposites to add contrast and visual pleasure and of course variety.
Well done Isaac and interesting example of independent research. You cover a wide range of thriller texts to include some excellent screen shots.
ReplyDeleteNext step:
Avoid getting confused about conventions of a specific genre and film language.
1) Close ups, pov shots, and locations which reflect aspects of character are common to all genres and are an integral part of what is termed film language or film grammar. Thus these specific aspects of film language are not just a feature of thriller films.
I am pleased you have posted this case study which indicates your engagement with film and growing confidence with identifying and explaining the connotations of film language.
Now you need to upload your planning which needs to be linked to your research into the language of film and into the thriller genre. This is vital Isaac for you to focus on for your homework.
For example what inspired your choice of location/s, character types, costume and so on.
Also I strongly suggest you shoot another section in a cramped interior location to add another layer of film language to the narrative. This is the use of binary opposites to add contrast and visual pleasure and of course variety.
Keep up the good work.
This case study indicates Level 4 engagement.