Film elements graphic organizer


Comments

Post a Comment

Popular posts from this blog

MISE- EN- SCENE

  I decided to comment on the mise- en- scene of the 1939 film called "The rules of the game" directed by Jean Renoir.  Aviator André Jurieux has just completed a record-setting flight and all he can say to the crowd is how miserable he is that the woman he loves did not come to meet him. As the guests arrive for the party, their cordial greetings hide their real feelings, along with their secrets - and even some of the servants are involved in tangled relationships. The Rules of the Game  takes place in pre-World War II France. World renowned pilot André Jurieux returns to France after flying solo over the Atlantic Ocean. Robert is engaged in an affair with Geneviéve, but Robert wants to end the relationship and rededicate himself to his wife. Everything comes to a head during a weekend retreat at Robert and Christine’s castle in the country where no one will return the same. The lighting is pretty basic and does not change much because since this movie was so old an...
Read more

Initial Storyboard

Image
  Me, Courtney, and Theresa first decided to make the plot of what the movie would be so then we can decide what the intro would show. We decided that the movie would be about Theresa and Peter, the two baseball players, and the path of going from high school baseball to college baseball at Florida Gulf Coast University. Our movie would be about Theresa and Peters experience at FGCU and playing a college sport. We all agreed on naming the movie "The Next Level". Then we started planning our movie intro. We all said that it should start with Peter and Theresa at their high school and that the intro would show how they got to play at college.  The first clip would be Peter and Theresa walking to the field and getting ready. There will be an establishing shown to give off where the setting is at. The next clip will be in the dugout and shows all of our equipment. We will use close ups to make it dramatic and a high angle shot to make sure the angle fit all of the equipment in th...
Read more