AICE Media Studies

  Page 1: Scene 1: Livivng Room The clock ticks on the wall Actor is sitting on the couch.  Camera shows close up of the fidgeting of hands. Side profile of actor from the right. "Whe will you leave?"  Side profile  of actor form the left. "Three years"- Voice over. Camera goes back to front profile and actor looks down. "It feels like forever." Page 2: Scene 1: Living Room High Angle. "Maybe it has been forever"- Voice over. Close up of face Actor stands from couch. "I refuse to believe that?" Scene 2: Kitchen Opens cabinet. "You can't ignore me forever."- Voice over. (Ideally a high angle) The cabinet closes. Over the shoulder. Hand grabbing bread.  Page 3: Scene 2: Kitchen Actor moves to counter with food in hand. Medium close up. "You're a mental illness." Low angle. Actor moves across kicthen. Dialogue in this section. Action match of opening drawer. Actor examines knife. "Ouch!" Knife is moved...

 Font(s): Honest Fetching Typer Contrast: The words will be saturated red and and big in size in order to be the most visible Working Title: Me, Myself & I  Best Friends Impulsive Thoughts I'm leaning towards the first option, it feels more theatrical.  What I'm thinking is these words will bleed in and bleed out in no more than than 5 second intervals. Another option  would have the word typed in for every new shot. 

 Location: For filming i will be using my house and my back yard. Participants: Actors: Mya Julien Filming: Mya Julien Editing: Mya Julien Directing: Mya Julien Health & Safety: Ensuring my safety, my parents will be supervising my handling of sharp objects. They will be having access to 911 and first aid material.  For the scenes containing any blood will be fake, it would be made out of red dye and corny syrup.   For the scene where there will be injury with knife- it will be done with a fake knife, with parent supervision Backup Plan: If I couldn't make the fake blood I  would just use red dye that ii have available. If I suddenly lose permission to hand a sharp object i would just angle and censor any scene with it.  Schedule: First week of filming.  Main goal is to film shots without blood in them, doing this to preserve props for as long as possible (dye would stain them). Instead, film the first scene, most of the second scene and the parts ...

  Living Room: Mya: *fidgeting while sitting on the couch* Mya: When will you leave? it's been... Inner voice: 3 years. Mya: Uh-yes, but it feels like forever. Inner voice: Maybe it has been forever, you just hadn't noticed me. Mya: I refuse to believe that. *sighs and gets up from the couch* Kitchen: Mya: *opens cabinets to prepare a meal*  Inner voice: You can't ignore me forever Mya: Inner voice: We're the same person. Mya: No, you are a mental illness I have yet found a way to eradicate. Inner voice: Sure- I'm just saying we should be friends, I'm clearly not going anywhere any time soon. We share many interests. Mya: *Pulls a knife from the drawer, and examines it* Inner voice: The human body for one. Mya: Ouch! *examines finger* Mya; *stares at the blood* Bathroom: Mya: *goes closer to the sink but hesitates* Inner voice: You like blood, just admit it. Mya: Inner Voice: You're beyond not normal. Beyond medication and therapy. You're pretty messed u...

What are the titles in the opening sequence? Starring Character(s) Film Company Title of Film Cast Casting- C.S.A Sound Design Production Designer Edited By Music By Director of Photography Executive Producer Produced By Written and Directed By What images are prioritized in the opening sequence? Hands reach out and touch the screen in a monochromatic color pallete. We see a glimpse of a tunnel, a violen being mishandled. X-ray shots, photogrpahs, text and equation that hint at a mystery or give clues to the plot.The camera cuts to a plane with redlights flashing, a clear reference of the title. How does the opening sequence capture the mood of a thriller? Immeditaly, a tense climax is played and is quickly silenced, scaring the viewers, it constantly flunctates this point as the opening sequence continues. The titles, flicker in  and out, not standstill across the screen as the images behind it move and flicker, with the camera. The letters follow suit, some being vasilty dispropo...

What are the titles in the opening sequence? Film Company (s) Paternership/Association Film By Starring Title of Movie- Hostage Cast Music By Co-Producer Costume Designer Edited By Production Designer Director of Phototgraphy Exceutibe Producer(s) Produced By Based On The Novel By Screen Play By Directed By What images are prioritized in the opening sequence? We are immediatly placed in a crime scene. This is seen through police officers, guns, and dark clothing shown. The sequence utitlizes the building, walls, pipes, and cars (generally small snapshots of LA) to place their titles. How does the opening sequence capture the mood of a thriller? The vibes are set by color tone. The city is black and white, while the sky is red, this contrast gives a unsettling and bloody feeling. For every title, the camera pans slowly, while the police officers/ people remained frozen in time. In the beginning, there is a slow risinng noise of police cars, helicopter wings, and a slow high note that cr...

What titles are displayed in the opening sequence?: Studio Company Production Company Casts Title Casting By Costume Designer Film Editors Production By Director of Photography -A.S.C..A.FC. Produced By Written By Directed By What images are prioritized in the opening Sequence? The opening sequence priotizes the over-view of a active city but mostly focusing on buildings with multiple rooms. This may reference that the world goes on, even when soemone is stuck in a one place. How does the film establish the mood of a thriller? The opening sequence goal is to establish the feeling of anxiety. This film was created during the time close after 9/11, a devasting terriost attack, the film show used this timing to help create a tense atmostpohere of home invasion. The titles are realistic to the background, making them feel part of the envirmoent, and when moved as time goes on , the message is that space is fluid and easilyt manipulated, creating sense of anxiety. Of course this is paried w...

Watch The Titles is a aesthetically pleasing website that I find easy to navigate. Once you click the site, you can get a insight of  movie creators, book publishers, and other creators feelings of the movie design. Using the interviews can hep  someone capture the feeling of a particular genre and the work that goes into it. Additionally its immensely helpful to see a section dedicated to student projects. Here, you can see student samples of  their own unique title design. This helps creates inspiration for my own title genre. If you clicked one of the designs, there would be a summary explaining the choices, decisions and thought process that went into the title making, immensely helpful for someone like me. In Art of the Titles, provides a generous amount of examples . The first thing I see once I click that option  is a list shows, movies, and cartoon titles. This site is literally its own oasis. If I wanted to find a certain designer's or studio's to get inspir...