STUDIO LESSON We began with learning about the 180 degree rule. We saw a demonstration of a motorbike traveling across a road to visually see why it’s important.
Establishing Shot:  Usually the first shot of a scene. Lets audience know where action is taking place. Usually a very/extreme wide shot. Extreme Long Shot: To show scale and prove context and detail
Last week we learnt about the different cameras used in media, and how they function to get the best possible setting. We first explored the use of the tripod, and how you mount
The viewer's denotation is initially a film poster called “Valentine’s Day” and many pictures of close ups of people altogether in a pink love heart. The background is black and the credits are
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Blitz Review

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This thriller opening sequence called Blitz is about the disappearance of a little girl in a WWII air raid bunker. Setting The setting is established immediately through the audio and room of the
 The Imitation Game directed by Morton Tyldum, tells the story of a newly created British Intelligence Agency (MI6), which recruits the mathematics professor Alan Turing and a team of people to break the Nazi