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Blog Task 6:Camera Angle

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 Camera Angles: In this scene , this camera angle is called a camera shot this is because the camera is looking from behind the person at the subject. This is used for coversations between people or to show characters POV. In this case it is used it is used to see what she is doing on the machine.  In this scene this camera angle is called a two shot. This means two people in a shot up close to see characters together this is to see their POV. In this shot you can see the the different reactions between them two, in this picture you can see they could've just found out something. In this scene it shows a camera angle which is called a close up this is because  you can see the camera is zoomed into his face to see the reaction. You can see he is looking at something bright in the sky , this could be the arrival of the doctor. The reaction in his face can show us he is very shocked by what he can see.

Blog Task 5:Mise-en-scene: Stranger Things Analysis

 STRANGER THINGS ANALYSIS: The opening of Stranger Things establishes the setting as , dark , dangerous , and mystery there is allot of pauses throughout the scenes. This suggests that there will be something upcoming which makes the audience have suspense or worry. This has connotations of evil and mystery will be shown throughout this whole show. All the settings shown have been dark , foggy and very empty. This has connotations of something bad happening or someone getting hurt. The actors are placed on bikes in the middle of the night this placement shows hey should not be out in the middle of the night as children. 

Blog Task 4:Introduction to photoshop

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Blog Task 3: Adverts / denotation and connotation

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Denotation and Connotation: In this Wate r Aid advert , I can see a little boy probably age 8-10 who looks angry / in pain.  The background represents the boy is in a hot country , as it looks like it is in the middle of nowhere. This advert uses all of them ideas; the young aged boy,, the background to make it effective to the viewers seeing the advert.  The phrase in the advert , " Dig toilets Not graves" is represented to the audience that instead of digging graves for people who don't have access to water they should be able to have toilets as a necessity. His facial expressions show he is helpless and in pain, this is effective because it shows the viewers he needs help and donations. The connection between "Dig toilets Not graves" implies that to dig a real working toilets it will help people in a country that dosen't have access to toilets . This will benefit them to not have to dig their own hole to use the toilet which prevents spreading diseases ,...

Blog Task 2: Film Analysis

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 Blog Task 2: Language: Lindsay Lohan's outfit is  a typical 2000 teenage girl. The word mean suggests there will be a divide between the girls. As the word mean is in bold it could be exaggerated on what is going to happen in the show. Girl suggests the movie will be about teenage girls. The phrase 'WATCH YOUR BACK' shows there could be drama and danger throughout the show.  Audience: From the look of the film poster, this looks like it would be targeted at predominantly teenage girls from age 13-17 or young women. This is due to the girls on the poster also dressed in pink , the colour pink is mostly aimed around girls.  Industry: The film Mean Girls was produced by Paramount Pictures and Sonia Friedman Productions. The director of the film is called Mark Waters who also directed many other famous films for example; Freaky Friday, Just like Heaven , He's All That and Ghosts Of Girlfriends Past. Representation: The poster shows 4 girls in total , 3 of them who are s...

First Blog Task:

First blog task:   1)  Which part of Media are you looking forward to the most? The part of media I am looking forward to the most is, all the research we are going to be doing  and learning deeper into media and how it all works. 2) What knowledge and skills do you hope to learn in Media? I hope to learn the ins and outs of how media works . Also learn about media I  have never heard about before . 3) What grade are you realistically hoping to achieve in Media? Obviously I would like to achieve a grade 9 , but being realistic a grade 7 and above I will be happy with. 4) What device do you use most to access the media? (The media = news, TV, music, film, social media etc.)  I use my phone, I-pad and tv all the same amount. But probably my I-pad for watching the most media. 5) What is your average 'screen time' (or equivalent) on your phone each day. Is this about right, too little or too much? Why? My average screen time a week is 8 hours which I don't think is ...