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Planning in Film Activity 2:      For this section of the film my teammates and I had to give the purpose of sound in a film. Then we had to define the components of sound such as dialogue and sound effects. Next, we had to list 3 examples of some sound techniques and lasty we had to explain how sound establishes an opening film, and we had to define what a J cut, and an L cut was. What is the purpose of sound in the film? One of its primary functions is to deliver information, making it clear what's happening in the plot of the film. It also adds another level to the production value, heightening the immersive nature of the production. The Components of Sound Define Dialogue Conversation between two or more people as a feature of a book, play, or movie. Define Sound Effects Effects that are imitative of sounds called for in the script of a dramatic production and that enhance the production

Planning in film activity 1:      In this assignment my teammates and I had to conduct research on a Film called "The Giver". The objective for this assignment was to be able to recognize the sequencing conventions of a film's opening and sound vocabulary. For the first section of the PowerPoint, I had to document the film openings conventions. Then, I had to define exposition and list some examples of the techniques that were used in the film. Conventions of a Film Opening and Narrative Structure Film Opening Conventions: Document the conventions of a film opening. E.g., Production company, titles, etc. ·         Production Companies ·         Title sequence ·         Establishing Shot ·         Narrations ·         Animations ·         Soundtrack ·         Complication of photographs ·         Chase scene ·         Action scene ·         Narrative content ·         Flashbacks

 These are the references we used to collect collect research about the vocabulary words and movies that we needed to complete our project for.

     In this final section of this lighting PowerPoint, we talked about light color and light quality we defined low-key and high-key lighting and we gave explained the importance and purpose of them. We also defined warm lighting and cool lighting. Warm lighting creates a happy feeling, while cool lighting creates a gloomy and lonely feeling.   

     In this section of the PowerPoint my teammates and I defined some words for light source. We defined the words Practical lighting, natural lighting, and key lighting. We also stated their importance in film and what kind of effects they create. We also defined some words from lighting source talked about lighting source. We defined the words front lighting, back lighting, and top lighting and what these type of lighting techniques does for films.

    In this section on the PowerPoint my teammates and I had to research and define the different aspects of 3-Point lighting. We defined key-lighting, fill lighting, and back lighting. We also described their purposes during the film making process. We also defined hard lighting and soft lighting and we stated the purposes for those lightings too. 

     For this preliminary exercise, my teammates and I had to create a PowerPoint analyzing two different films. The first film that we analyzed was "ANNA (2019)" and the second filmed we analyzed was "The Courier (2020)". We had to choose films that were based off the genre that we were going for in our 2-mintue film opening, so both of these movies are thrillers. For both of these films we had to list the directors of the movies, the main cast members, and give a brief synopsis of the film.

Video storyboard part 3: Brianna leaves the bathroom only to be confronted by Natalia again and they argue.  Brianna is now back and class and is upset after her verbal altercation with Natalia.  

Part 2 of visual storyboard: Brianna and Natalia have an argument in class before she uses the restroom.   Brianna has used the restroom and is now washing her hands. 

What is Camera Movement?        A  camera movement  refers to the way a camera shifts to visually narrate and shape a viewer's perspective of a scene. In this particular assignment, my teammates and I had to create a video storyboard of 5-7 second videos of us preforming certain camera movements.  Camera movement  allows cinematographers and directors to shift the audience's view without cutting . Specific types of camera movements in film also can create a psychological and emotional effect on the audience. These effects can be used to make a film more immersive and engaging. In this scene Brianna is raising her hand to ask the teacher to use the rest room. Now, Brianna is walking out of the classroom to use the restroom when she spots her bully Natalia.