Thursday, February 17, 2011
Moulin Rouge
MISE EN SCENE:
Lighting- stage lighting, colours show the mood of the actors and the scene, spotlights, strong colour/artificial
Setting- looks like a theatre
Props- exaggerated props to intensify the mood
Acting- dance/strong body language
SOUND:
singing, orchestra, sound effects
EDITING:
cuts, dissolves (for a fading memory)
CINEMATOGRAPHY:
high contrast exposure
METHOD
Tuesday, February 15, 2011
2. Here are some of the categories for the annual Academy Award Winners. Each winner gets an Oscar. Look back over the past few years – not just this year – and note down who you would give your awards to for as many as you can of the categories below.
Best film: 21, Marie Antoinette, Memoirs of a Geisha, Remember the Titans, Pay It Forward, The Green Mile, K-XAP, Terminal,
Best Actor: Johnny Depp, Leonardo DiCaprio,
Best Actress: Rachel McAdams, Anne Hathaway,
Best Supporting Actor: Ted Levine (Silence of the Lambs),
Best Supporting Actress
Best Director: Tim Burton
Best Original Screenplay (script)
Best Screen Adaptation
Best Cinematic Photography
Best Editing
Best Special Effects
Best Original Score (music)
Best Costumes / Wardrobe: Marie Antoinette
Best Costumes / Wardrobe
Best Title Sequence / Credits
Best Short (film)
Special Award for Services to the Cinema Industry, the motion picture business, the dream
factory, the movie world.
Worksheet Film
1. On the right are some of the ways we classify films. On the left are some film titles. Match
each title with the most appropriate kind of film from the column on the right.
FILM | GENRE |
Titanic | A crime movie |
The Simpsons |
a thriller |
FRIDAY THE 13TH |
CARTOON |
27 DRESSES |
a historical film |
WILD WILD WEST |
a (Hollywood) musical |
BRAVE HEART |
a science fiction movie |
MOULIN ROUGE |
a war film |
ARMAGEDDON |
a horror film |
BLARE WITCH |
Epic/Historical |
INDIANA JONES |
a romantic comedy |
SAVING PRIVATE RYAN |
western |
ALIEN |
a documentary |
THE GOD FATHER |
ADVENTURE |
LIFE OF JOHN BUTLER |
a disaster movie |
CASABLANCA |
ROMANCE |
Monday, February 14, 2011
SHANGHAI NOON
Mise en scene:
Sound: Birds tweeting (time of day, sense of place)
Sound of weapons- suspense, anticipation
Music- Western, fast paced
Props: Horses, guns, clothing, hats, knife- enhanced the comedy elements (clumsiness) also setting the scene
Setting: Country- landscape, paddock, lake, timber, shack- enhances the serenity and creates contrast
Lighting: Natural, sunny, warm
Acting: Stupid cowboys, not the usual cowboys (comedy)
Comedy dialogue, body language- playful, relaxed
Editing:
Cuts, rhythm slow to fast when playing with weapons
Shot types- over the shoulder, wide, long, low