This is the end of my media project,I have learn a lot during the media cause work!Not only the skill of filming,i have learn how to plan before I film everything.It is because my first film story was not consider very well therefore it have to be cancel because the idea and the characters are not suitable. Due to the first of my story are based on the married couple with the son but we cant really find some actor in that age thus we change our whole story to talk about couple in a relationship.There have many thing to do in the planning and i have never though about before i study media such as storyboard,script and huge amount of research,target audience set.
And in the process of filming,I have learn 180 degree rule and 30 degree rule.Also different shot types such as close up,mid close up,extreme close up,long shot and mid shot.Moreover different angles like high angle to show how weak the character was and low angle to show how powerful.
Finally the research i have done,and in the evaluation.I learnt a lot of skill like after filming where my film are going to release and the marketing.
Foundation Portfolio
Thursday, 26 April 2012
Learn iMovie 11
This youtube clip shows how to use the effects feature in iMovie 11 and it is really useful to learn it.It is because most of the effects i have use in my horror movie and to learn it in very detail it is very good idea.To produce better media work!
REVIEW-The Grudge
The main trick here, and the part of this film that really works, is that while the ghosts are associated with a specific house, they've no qualms about leaving home to stalk their prey pretty much anywhere they might be, day or night. The practical upshot of this is that there's never a safe time or place to be found, and consequently the scares never really let up. Most ghost flicks have a rhythm of scary, not scary, then scary again, which is generally timed to the coming and going of night. Not so with The Grudge. We're never given more than a minute or two to catch our breath in between the horror scenes. This is of course where all of the character scenes would've gone had there been any, which is why this is much better as an exercise in making people jump than in writing. As a scare vehicle, it's pretty full of freaksome visuals and events. In a field of cinema so generally repetitive and overmined, we should in a sense be grateful for anything new, and we do get a little of that here. And I have to give kudos to any film that manages to bring a new twist to the tired old "something spooky making noises that turns out to be merely a cat" cliché.
The downside is as would be expected, which is that people still have no idea how to end a horror film, and therefore keep falling back on the "It's all over, whew...no wait! It's not over!" gag. This would seem to be a spoiler but for the fact that no one would otherwise be caught unawares by this; anyone's who's seen more than two horror films before will just be counting the seconds until the ghost shows back up after the climax. This is an area horror film writers seriously need to work on. While it might've surprised someone the first time it was done, it's painfully old hat these days. I can only speculate that the writer/director is setting up for the sequel, which he's already filmed twice before in Japan.
In the final analysis, The Grudge ain't the hottest thing since sliced napalm, since the minimal character work doesn't leave us with an overwhelming desire to revist the film; once we've seen it, we've pretty much gotten all it has to offer us. Good shocks and cinematography still can't substitute for having an emotional investment in these people and their fates, which is why this film falls short of landmark examples such as Poltergeist, which actually made us give a damn about what happened to the poor beset humans. Still, I'd say it's worth seeing at least once, if you've got two hours to kill with two hours of killing.
Title sequence research
This is some examples of title sequence,and they did it really good.
Using title sequence to show the title will be more interesting,it is really bad that my media project doesn't include those kind of title sequence.
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