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- 1Motifsomething repeated throughout a film but does not draw too much attention to itself nor does it need to be explained
- 2Symbols(ex: steaming pot between actors in Lost of Translation)
- 3Metaphorfiguratively impossible but is used in film to make a comparison between two things that otherwise are not part of the same frame of meaning (ex: red rose petals American Beauty)
- 4Allegorya suggestive resemblance or correspondence between a visible event or character in a film with other more significant or abstract meanings outside the film
- 5Allusiondirect or indirect reference through image or dialogue to some kind of well known work of art or cultural idea
- 6Mise en sceneThe arrangement of all visual elements within the frame as well as their movements and how these are captured photographically;
subtle or ouvert - 7Elements for creating rich Mise en sceneframe, composition, movement
- 8framing: rule of thirdsbalance of components of the overall image;
9 sections, 4 focal points - 9Tight framingclose up
- 10loose framingfarther away
- 11composition and design–The Set
–Actors
Placement, size,
significance
Full-frontal, quarter turn, profile, three---quarter turn, rear - 12Composition and Design: dominant contrastwhat immediately attracts our attention
- 13composition and design: subsidiary contrastcounter balancing devices
- 14composition and design: compositionmovement, rule of thirds, top vs. boQom, edges
- 15all movies and tv shows have..mise en scene
- 1616 elements of mise en scenes1. dominant contrast
2. lighting key
3. proxemics and spatial design (in relation to action)
4. angle and shot 5. color values
6. lens/filter
7. subsidiary contrasts
8. density (detail of information)
9. composition (organizaWon of the design) 10. frame (aspect ratio)
11. framing (open vs. closed form)
12. depth of focus
13. character placement (in the frame: top, bottom, center, edge?) 14. acting positions (profile, full front?)
15. Space
16. Camera movement - 17territory-Exterior/Interior
--Real/Fictional
-Authentic/Manipulated - 18Proxemic Patterns: Sociologicalhow we are distanced or place based on social circumstances
ELS - public
LS - social
MS - personal
CSU- intimate - 19Proxemic Patterns: Position in Relation to the CameraActors can be photographed in any of five basic positions, each conveying different psychological undertones:
-Full front
-Quarter turn
-Profile
-Three--quarter turn
-Back to camera - 20open formmore looking through window, looking out of a window into situation
Framed nicely, ambiguous moment
Participatory gaze
Lines objects, and people spilling out of frame - 21closed formtwo main characters forward, perfect balance
Framed by elements in the frame as well
Just watching them
Characters contained by elements within the frame - 22Set Design/Art Direction into two categorical styles:Realism
Expressionism - 23Realismtries to convince us of the realism of the setting (actual or studio): poetic, studio, documentary
- 24Realism: poeticusing actual locations on a specific time of day, dressing up location to make more aesthetically pleasing (ex: Lawrence of Arabia, Midnight in Paris)
- 25Realism: documentaryusing actual location with minimal changes, no art direction, sparse (ex: Precious)
- 26Realism: studiocreating a believable reality in the studio
- 27expressionismevocative rather than supportive to the characters and scenario, sense of something internal, psychological, or spiritual state
Ex: Brazil
Tim Burton - 28Analyzing Art Design1. exterior or interior (and what is role of nature)
2. studio or location
3. style
4. period
5. class
6. size
7. decoration
8. symbolic function (does it add up to more than its parts?) - 29Effect of Costumes1. Period
2. Class
3. Sex(uality)
4. Age (appropriateness to the character)
5. Silhouette(form)
6. Fabric
7. Accessories
8. Color
9. Bodyexposure
10. Function
11. Body attitude (how costume affects actor’s body)
12. Image (overall impression) - 30—
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