AICE Media Studies

We came up with the outline of the story with our story board. If everything goes to plan this is how we hope our story will turn out. StoryBoard Blog.pptx (sharepoint.com)

Schedule Saturday 8:00am-2:00pm All day, filming location inside EXT- Outside of warehouse- Morning/day EXT- Inside of the warehouse- any time of the day EXT- Warehouse walking in and out- morning and at night EXT- Street leading to driveway- night Shoot Day 2 2/10/24 Saturday EXT- Leaving Logan's house- morning EXT- Griffin's backyard- Day EXT- Inside warehouse- all-day EXT- Griffins room- Night   Locations Our film will have many clips of different areas, warehouse districts are an important location for the story we want to tell. Grifffins house fits the idea of a race car driver best. Logans house to get the collection of materials needed Griffins driveway Griffins bedroom Inside Griffins living room   Participants Griffin- Carlos Logan-Logan Logans dad- Logans dad Ryan- Curtis   Health and Safety - Provide personal protective equipment (PPE) such as masks, gloves, and face shields to all cast and crew members - Regularly clean and disi

Common Sound: "Powers of Ten" utilizes a minimalist and informative sound design that complements the visuals, guiding viewers through the different scales of the universe without distracting from the educational content. Common Mis-En-Scene (CLAMPS): The mis-en-scene in "Powers of Ten" is straightforward and purposeful, focusing on conveying scientific concepts through a clean and simple visual style that prioritizes clarity and understanding. Common Editing: The film employs a unique editing approach, seamlessly transitioning between different scales and perspectives, effectively conveying the vastness of the universe and the interconnectedness of all things. Example Films Alike to "Powers of Ten": Other documentary films that share similarities in terms of educational content and innovative visual storytelling include "Koyaanisqatsi" and "Baraka." Elements Appealing in Documentary Genre: "Powers of Ten" exemplifies

Common Sound: In "A Trip to the Moon," common sound features include a whimsical and fantastical musical score, enhancing the sense of adventure and otherworldly elements. These sounds enhance the feeling of newfound discovery and scientific advancement. Common Mis-En-Scene (CLAMPS): The film utilizes imaginative mis-en-scene with elaborate sets, eccentric costumes, and surrealistic landscapes, contributing to its unique visual appeal. It was a landmark for its time, using elements that seem out of this world. Common Editing: The editing in "A Trip to the Moon" often involves playful transitions and creative use of special effects, reflecting the innovative filmmaking techniques of its time. It enhanced the effect of the trip, making it seem cogent in reality. Example Films Alike to "A Trip to the Moon": Other films that share similarities with "A Trip to the Moon" in terms of their imaginative storytelling and early cinematic technique

Common Sound in the Genre Realistic and ambient sounds are often used to enhance the immersive experience in films by . The sound design may prioritize natural sounds to evoke a sense of authenticity. Common Mis-En-Scene (CLAMPS) in the Genre focusing on real locations and settings. The use of practical lighting and a preference for authentic props contribute to the overall realism Common Editing in the Genre Long takes and minimalistic editing can be common to emphasize the emotional weight of the narrative. Example Films of the Genre: themes of social realism and a focus on the lives of ordinary people Elements of the Genre That You Like The authenticity and social relevance in documentaries are often praised. His ability to tell compelling stories about everyday people   Elements of the Genre That Do Not Appeal viewers may find the slow pacing and emphasis on realism less engaging if they prefer more stylized or fast-paced storytelling. Additionally, the often so

Common Sound in the Genre feature   a mix of diegetic and non-diegetic sounds. Natural sounds, interviews, and ambient noises are commonly used to provide an authentic atmosphere. Kubrick's approach may involve carefully selected and edited sound to enhance the storytelling. Common Mis-En-Scene (CLAMPS)   in the Genre Documentaries like Kubrick's may focus on capturing real-life events and subjects. The mise-en-scène could involve actual locations, people, and objects relevant to the documentary's subject matter. Common Editing in the Genre   Documentary editing often involves the compilation of real footage, interviews, and other materials to create a cohesive narrative. Kubrick's editing in documentaries may exhibit a combination of observational and narrative styles Example Films of the Genre   Specific documentaries such as "The Thin Blue Line," "Grizzly Man," and "Don't Look Back" showcase different styles within the

 After watching the video and completing my own research I was able to construct a step by step process for creating a short film. First, come up with a compelling and original idea for my short film. This can be inspired by personal experiences, current events, or just my imagination. Next, I will write a treatment or outline for my film. This should include the main plot points and character arcs, as well as any significant scenes or dialogue. Once I have a solid treatment, it's time to start writing the script. Make sure to keep the length of my film in mind, as my short film can be a maximum of 5 minutes. As I write, focus on creating strong and relatable characters. A well-developed protagonist can help to engage my audience and make them care about the story. Aim to avoid lengthy explanation and maintain a natural and genuine tone in the discussion. Use visual storytelling to communicate knowledge and emotion—show, don't tell. Observe how the movie is structur

Le Jetée is an influential and highly regarded science fiction film that explores the concept of time travel and the role that memory plays in shaping our perception of reality. The film tells the story of a man who is sent back in time to prevent a future disaster. Who uses a series of still photographs to depict the events of the story. The use of still images gives the film a dreamlike quality and creates a sense of uncertainty as the story unfolds.   One of the major themes of Le Jetée is the relationship between time and memory. The film suggests that our memories are not just a record of the past. But also a way of shaping our understanding of the present and the future. As the protagonist travels back in time, he is forced to confront the memories of his own past and the ways in which they have shaped his understanding of the world. The film also explores the idea that the act of remembering itself can be a form of time travel. Since we revisit the past through our memories an

The full-length movie "9" is a 2009 animated science fiction film directed by Shane Acker. The film is based on Acker's 2005 Academy Award-nominated short film of the same name, which tells the story of a group of rag dolls who are the last remnants of humanity after a global apocalypse. One key difference between the short film and the full-length version is the length and scope of the story. The short film is only about 10 minutes long and focuses on a single character, 9, as he awakens in a post-apocalyptic world and begins to explore his surroundings. The full-length film expands on this story, adding more depth and complexity to the world and the characters. It is about an hour and a half long and follows the journey of 9 and a group of other rag dolls as they fight against a group of machines that are trying to destroy them. Another difference is the animation style. The short film is more stylized and has a more hand-drawn look, while the full-length film uses