AICE Media Studies

  Genre Research: Dawn of the Planet Apes  • What elements (Conventions) of the genre that you chose to base your final task on does this movie have?  Tension and Conflict: The main focus of the movie is the struggle between Caesar's increasing band of intelligent apes and the human population that is still alive. The plot is made more suspenseful and dramatic by this disagreement. • What elements (Conventions) of the genre did the movie have that you like? The film explores the difficulties of coexisting between intelligent apes and humans as well as the themes of survival in a hostile environment. It considers the effects of human activity on the environment. • What elements (Conventions) of the genre did the movie have that did not appeal to you? Political Intrigue: By examining power relationships, allies, and betrayals, the movie presents aspects of political intrigue in both the human and ape societies. This theme would not necessarily agree with the beginning of my...

  Genre Research: Oppenheimer  • What elements (Conventions) of the genre that you chose to base your final task on does this movie have?  Subjectivity and Morality: The movie poses morality and subjectivity-related queries, asking viewers to think about the viewpoints of the offenders and the moral ramifications of their deeds. I want you to feel caged and feel the subjective emotions of the actors along with their consequences and thoughts. • What elements (Conventions) of the genre did the movie have that you like? Cinematic genres: The documentary combines a multitude of cinematic genres, such as musical numbers and Hollywood gangster flicks, to create a weird and confusing experience. The goal of this style decision is to provoke in the audience a more profound emotional and thought reaction. The authenticity of it even though I don’t think I’ll be able to use it myself. • What elements (Conventions) of the genre did the movie have that did not appeal to you? Persona...

  Genre Research: Maze Runner: The Scorch Trials  • What elements (Conventions) of the genre that you chose to base your final task on does this movie have?  Suspense and Mystery: In order to keep the audience interested, the story frequently reveals facts gradually. One of the main goals is to solve the riddles surrounding the universe and the past of the characters. • What elements (Conventions) of the genre did the movie have that you like? Group of Protagonists: The major characters come together to go on a trip or overcome obstacles as a group. In "The Scorch Trials," Thomas must negotiate a hazardous environment with the help of his fellow survivors. • What elements (Conventions) of the genre did the movie have that did not appeal to you? Mysterious Organization: Usually, there's a strong, mysterious organization at work that frequently controls or shapes events in the background. The World Catastrophe Killzone Department, or WCKD, is the enigmatic organization in t...

  Hi bloggers! Today, after exploring different genres, I want to pick thrillers, the fascinating genre of thrillers and go on an exciting beginning intro clip that will definitely make you feel suspense. The eerie and frightening atmosphere is well matched with the genre, giving you the impression that something is sneaking on you. I will begin with a mysterious opening to my video, transporting viewers to a place where uncertainty is the norm. Anticipation will be high in the air, reflecting the protagonist's inner confusion. Anticipate the reveal of a spectacular pop-up aspect as we progress through the plot. You may be confident that it won't be an obviously frightening experience, even though it could toy with horror aspects. The objective is to create a spooky mixture that keeps you on the edge of your seat without bordering on pure dread.

  Genre; Thriller  Common camera angles in your genre (CAMS) camera angles, movement, shots. Thrillers are characterized and defined by the moods they elicit, giving their audiences heightened feelings of suspense, excitement, surprise, anticipation and anxiety. High angled/Birds eye view; These shots are used especially in horror and thriller films to give the effect that whatever is being looked down on, appears to look powerless and vulnerable. Dutch Angle (Tilted Shot); used to heighten the feeling of confusion under stressful or terrifying situations. Point-of-View (POV) Shots; Often utilized to heighten the tension between the audience and the character during pursuit sequences or suspenseful situations. Tracking Shots ; is frequently employed to heighten suspense and tension in scenarios. Zoom Shots; used to highlight a particular issue or heighten the effect of a scare. Wide Shots; used to create the ideal ambiance and mood, particularly in large or outdoor venues. ...

  Genre; Romance  Common camera angles in your genre (CAMS) camera angles, movement, shots. romantic love stories recorded in visual media for broadcast in theatres or on television that focus on passion, emotion, and the affectionate romantic involvement of the main characters close-ups to capture emotions over-the-shoulder shots for intimate conversations,  wide shots for scenic moments Smooth camera movements, like tracking or, enhance the romantic atmosphere.  Soft focus and shallow depth of field are often used to highlight characters and create a dreamy ambiance.  Common Mise-En-Scene in your genre (CLAMPS) Mise-En-scene Costume:  Character characteristics and the scene's atmosphere are frequently reflected in the clothes that they wear. Lighting :  A cozy, personal ambiance is usually created using soft, diffused lighting.  Soft lighting or candles add to the romantic atmosphere. Actor : Body language and expressive face expressions are ...

  Genre Horror  Common camera angles in your genre (CAMS) camera angles, movement, shots. Filmmakers in the horror genre frequently employ particular camera angles, motions, and shots to evoke suspense, terror, and anxiety. The following are some typical camera angles used in horror movies Low Angle Shots; frequently used when a scary character is revealed or when the viewer is supposed to feel exposed. High Angle Shots; used to highlight a character's frailty or to give the impression that someone is watching them from above. Dutch Angle (Tilted Shot); used to heighten the feeling of confusion under stressful or terrifying situations. Point-of-View (POV) Shots; Often utilized to heighten the tension between the audience and the character during pursuit sequences or suspenseful situations. Tracking Shots ; is frequently employed to heighten suspense and tension in scenarios. Zoom Shots; used to highlight a particular issue or heighten the effect of a scare. Wide Shots; use...