AICE Media Studies

   The first genre researched was thriller. These movies always seem to keep the attention of viewers, so it seemed like a good option. These movies have become more and more popular over the last few years as well, which is another reason to use this genre.     The only issue with this genre was the difficulty in starting the title sequence. Other than this, the thriller genre seemed like a good fit for the group.   The second genre researched was action. This seemed like another great option because of the constant interest it draws. Everyone seemed a bit more interested in this genre because there were more ideas that came from it. There are more of the group's favorite movies from this genre than any other genre. This genre seemed like a better fit than the thriller genre but there was still more research to be done.  The final genre researched was comedy. This was a last resort option in case the other two didn’t work out. Comedy movies are something e...

  Camera Angle, Shots, and Movements.   -Comedy focuses on portraying the feeling of excitement and joking , they do this by using various camera angles, movements, and shots .   These are:   -High angle and Low angle- to enhance power imbalance be tween the speaker and the audience it is being portrayed to.   -Close-up shots- to show reactions and dramatic details in fights that move the audience .   -Tracking shots/Panning- build suspense ; could show a character about to take the final blow   -far angle- adds dramatic excitement and builds depth of the surroundings.     - Wait for it- where the camera is sitting still waiting for the joke to be told.   Common Mis-En-Scene   - Comedy films often strive for Excitement and laughter  to increase audience initiative . This is achieved through Mis-En-Scene   These are:   -Props/Setting- often very bright and both spacious and closed spaces that give an under p...

  Camera Angle, Shots, and Movements.   -Thrillers focus on portraying the feeling of tension and suspense, they do this by using various camera angles, movements, and shots   These are:   -High angle and Low angle- to enhance power imbalance between victim and antagonist   -Close-up shots- to show reactions and dramatic details that move the audience   -Tracking shots/Panning- build unknown and suspense; could show a character being followed   -Dutch angle- adds dramatic tension and confusion/uneasiness   -Over the shoulder shots- suspense and tension   Common Mis-En-Scene   -Thriller films often strive for realism and suspense to increase audience fear. This is achieved through Mis-En-Scene   These are:   -Props/Setting- often very dark and claustrophobic spaces that give an uncomfortable feeling   -Lighting- enhances darkness and shadows; low level lighting to create fear and tension   -Clothing- everyday, co...