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Editing and Transitions Blogpost

  Editing and Transitions Blogpost- Inception (2010) Opening Scene #1 | Inception (2010) Movie Clip 1080 HD Notes The first part of the clip is an establishing shot. This part of the clip begins with a wide shot of the ocean and Cobb on the beach (0:00–0:04). The impact it leaves on the audience is that shows an isolated, outlandish setting, which means that the environment is foreign and almost out of a dream. The second part of the clip has the cut of cut on action. In this part of the clip, as Cobb is laying on the sand, a close-up shows waves breaking near him (0:05). The impact it leaves on the audience is making a sense of disorientation, which lets the audience feel Cobb’s confusion and helplessness. The third part of the clip has the cut of an eyeline match. In this part of the clip, Cobb looks towards to a kid playing nearby, which is followed by a close-up of that kid (0:07–0:11). The impact it leaves on the audience is showing Cobb’s emotional bond to the child, mak...

Mise en Scene Blogpost

Mise en Scene Blogpost Introduction In Hamilton (2020), the film version of the Broadway musical, mise-en-scene is very important in forming the story, mood, and emotional affect. Hamilton (2020) is a historical drama that combines musical theater with modern music to tell the life story of Alexander Hamilton, one of America’s Founding Fathers. The production design, costumes, lighting, and colors helps the audience connect with the historical events and what the characters are going through. Production and Studio Design, Location, and Setting Since Hamilton is a filmed stage production, the location is just one theater space. The production design uses simple yet effective set pieces to show different locations, like colonial streets, battlefields, and government offices. One significant feature is the rotating stage, which allows for smooth transitions and the portrayal of movement and time. For example, during Hamilton’s duel with Aaron Burr, the rotating stage causes for a tense ...

Moodboard Blogpost

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 Moodboard Blogpost 1. My first moodboard was of a haunted house on Halloween. We first see a ghost, which is meant to show that the house is haunted as a scary spirit is present. Secondly, we see the characters, who are horrified as they have entered the haunted house and seen the spirit (ghost). The third image, which is of the carved pumpkin, is meant to show that this scene takes place on Halloween. The fourth and fifth images of the bats and gravestones are meant to show the presence of bats, which cause rabies, hence the many gravestones as the bats have bitten many people and caused them to die of rabies. The dark lighting of all five of the pictures also shows the dark, grim, and dangerous nature of the haunted house setting. 2. My second moodboard is of a school. The first shot is meant to show the exterior of the school the main character goes to, and also shows she comes from a privileged background due to the size of the school. The second shot shows our main character,...