L03 - Use of Sound

Diegesis is the 'story world'/world of the narrative

How real the diegesis appears is linked to the level of 'Verisimillitude' (which means the appearance of being real)

Diegetic sound is sound that appears as though it id coming from within the story world of the dilm or TV programme.
- Dialogue
- Sound effects (Includes foley sound)

- These are added during production and post-production to create meaning, sound effects and dialogue in particular are planned carefully during pre-production.

Tone - loudness and pitch

Accent - Pronunciation

Dialect - A particular language

3 things to be responsible for making sound effects.
- Creaking door
- Sound of the sea
- Realistic sounds

Non-Diegetic sound is sound that is clearly not coming from within the story world.
- Incidental music
- Non-diegetic sound effects
these are added at the stage of post-production to create meaning for the audience.

Motif

during this lesson I have learnt everything I need to know about diegetic and non-diegetic sound.

Angles:
- Low Angle
- High Angle
- Dutch/Canted Angle


Got Types:
- Wide Shot
- Close Up/Extreme Close up

Movement:
- Tilt - This is where the camera moves/sweeps up or down.
- Tracking - This is where the camera follows the subject.
- Pan/Panning Shot - Camera movement from left to right.
- Tracking Shot - Follows/Tracks the shot

 This image denotes fear as we can see the man looking as if he was screaming and extremely terrified with something happening.
The connotations of this shot type was to show all the fear with this man and so we can all see what is happening.

 This image denotes a city from a high view, this is an establishing shot

Film HMW

Kes

The name of this product is Kes, a yorkshire based film about a young boy that owns a kestrel and trains it himself. The film is based 

This film is listed as a drama, meaning it is a sub-genre meaning it is a gerne of music, film or litrature etc.

Mise-En-Scene

Location: Yorkshire council estate, in Barnsley. Feilds, Council Estate, Local Pub, School.

Costumes & Make-Up: Ragged and ripped t-shirts and jeans, dirty school clothes, however there are scenes with suits and dresses for the parents and older generations.

Props: A shed that casper keeps his kestrel in, a bike to get to work/school, school equiptment- chairs, desks, pens etc.

Acting Gestures: Fighting, aggression in the school scenes, laughing in the pub scenes.

Lighting: High key lighting to capture all the surroundings and realism of the life the young boy lives in and around.

L03 Codes & Conventions

Genre Type : Theme

Narrative : Story & Plot

Representation : How different things/groups are shown by the media

Marco ideas about how people/ethnicities are represent in a tv show, radio show or video game.

Micro Elements:

Mise-En-Scene

Camerawork Techniques

Sound

Editing Techniques 

Mise-En-Scene

Location

Props

Lighting

Costumes

Iconography

Colour 

Fantastic 4 Task:

Lighting: Dark, Natural Lighting

Costumes: suits, casual wear, spacesuit

Locations: at the start in New York, then goes into a warehouse, different planet.

Gestures: aggression, calm

Props: spacesuit, computers

Iconography: Space, another planet, in a spacesuit.

KTA 2

What is it?

The film spiderman was produced by Sony Pictures and Columbia Pictures, boths of these companys are subindustries of Sony Entertainment, Sony Entertainment is congolmerate company meaning they are the parent company that own the smaller company's.

Horizontal Intergration

Sony Entertainment have subsidaires which include Sony Pictures and Columbia Pictures, owning these will help the company advertise the film/product to different age groups and audience which will then have a mass audience bringing in more money and recognission.

Methods of Traditional Trading

The Traditional marketing that Sony have used to advertise this product are billboards and comics, billboards can catch everyones eye as an audience and cause them to instatnly want to purchase the product.

Traditional Distribution Channels

The Traditional Distribution Chanel for Spider-Man would be the cinema where most films are viewed as soon as the are released to watch by the audience.

New Methods of Media Marketing

The New Methods of Media Marketing Spider-Man have used is social media using adverts on snapchat and the new spider-man game.

New Media Distribution Channels

The New Media Distribution Channels are NOW TV and Netflic as these are the most used movie and series platforms used.

What Services Do This & Are They Owned By A Conglomerate Or Is It A Joint Venture?

Sky, Netflix and Amazon ditribute movies over differnet media platforms for he audience to acsess outside of a cinema and makes it easier to acsess the product from home.

What Elements of Synergy Are Shown

The spider-man spider logo and the spider-man suit are both the most well known parts of spider-man as these are the first things thought about when thinking about spider-man.

L02 Recap

Technological convergence - technologies come together into order give the service were getting.

Synergy - Advertising on different media platforms.

Cross Media Ownership - The ownership of multiple business by a person or company.

Black Box Devices - Allows users to access lots of different things and can connect to the internet.


Explain how technological convergence has changed advertising and distribution of media products.

Technological convergence has changed advertising and distribution of media products because it has made it easier and quicker to get the service we want and to know/get what we want.

Presentations

1) Definition of what it means.
2) Three reasons why it is important
3) What are the consequences of not adhering to this law?
4) Find an example of where this legal issue was breached.
5) How does this law effect pre-production of a media product?

1) Definition of what it means.
2) Three reasons why it is important
3) What are the consequences of not adhering to this law?
4) Find an example of where this legal issue was breached.
5) How does this law effect pre-production of a media product?

1) Definition of what it means.
2) Three reasons why it is important
3) What are the consequences of not adhering to this law?
4) Find an example of where this legal issue was breached.
5) How does this law effect pre-production of a media product?

1) Definition of what it means.
2) Three reasons why it is important
3) What are the consequences of not adhering to this law?
4) Find an example of where this legal issue was breached.
5) How does this law effect pre-production of a media product?

1) Definition of what it means.
2) Three reasons why it is important
3) What are the consequences of not adhering to this law?
4) Find an example of where this legal issue was breached.
5) How does this law effect pre-production of a media product?

L02 Advertising Methods

Traditional Advertising

Newspapers - 

Radio - Radio adverts by people talking (attract local audience)

Outdoor Billboards -

Television Advertisement - General TV advertisements.

Digital Methods

QR Codes - A code you can scan on your mobile phone.
Adverts - Youtube advertisements.

Command Words & Grades

IDENTIFY- Pass level question.

EXPLAIN - Merit level question, give the answer with a (for example)

JUSTIFY - Distinction level question, (why/analyse/discus)

Homework

Conglomerate Company

A conglomerate company is Nestle, conglomerate

meaninga company owning other brands, also being 

known as a Parent Company, an example of a conglomerate company being Nestle, a very well known company owning

many other little companies

One Of Their Subsidiaries

One of Nestle's Subsidiaries is KitKat this is a chocolate

brand known by pretty much everybody. a Subsidiary is

a company that is owned by another company also known

as a daughter company.

One Of Their Well Known Products

One of Nestle's well known products is Shredded Wheat,

this is one of Englands more well known Cereal brands

that everyone has probably tried.

Indipendent Companies

TV - ITV - being a popular TV channel.

Radio - Heart, also an English based station.

Film - WARP, once again being an English based company.
Music - EMI, founded in 1931 in London.
Print - Wisconsin Commercial Printer.
Web - Snapchat, a social media app.