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Camera movements   Track/Dolly: The director chose track/dolly because it is trying to explain that during the chase scene, police officers were chasing and flying John (Main character). Even the actors go through a building when colliding to each other and making a massive scene of them fighting each other brutally. This adds an effect of tension and Frazzled because you don't know what happens after the fight scene. He could either be in jail or have escaped and The Police could still be on the lookout for him.  Crane: The director chose Crane to add some high-flown chasing scenes. When the main character (John) was going up the fire stairs, the policemen were flying near him but he prevented it by using self-defence and some of the objects around him. This made the audience feel psyched and elevated which made them cheer one for John. He also went through a metal tube which is also a crane shot where the fire goes up with the victims. This made the audience feel so thrilled. Zoo

  Demographics and Psychographics   What information do media companies use to create a demographic profile of their audience? Age Gender Education Job Home and Race. Why are media companies and advertisers increasingly using audience profiling and not just demographics? To increase conversion. What psychographic group or groups do  YOU  belong in? Think about your own interests and lifestyle and explain your decision. Remember, you may fit into two or three different groups!   I belong in The Reformer and The Aspirer .

Blog Feedback WWW: It’s great that your blog is set up but now we need to make sure we are fully completing work and posting it to our blog. There is definitely some positive work here – you have made some good points in the denotation and connotation posts and I like your choice of advert to analyse. The challenge now is to make sure we are delivering on every piece of work.   EBI: Currently, you have one piece of work unfinished– the introductory questions – and one missing. The first priority is to make sure the following is completed and posted to your blog: LR: Post the incomplete/missing pieces of work. Reflect on your first month of Media. What do you feel is your strongest piece of work so far? What is your weakest? What specific skills or knowledge do you need to develop over the rest of the course? I feel that the denotation and the connotation is my strongest work and the miss-en-scene is my weakest work. i need to develop focus on the question because i read some of the que

  Camerawork blog task OTS : In the trailer of doctor who, when talking through the computer, you can see some of the characters talking to each other of their shoulders which is a Over the shoulder and it has an effect of the audience of the actors of how their are having a serious meeting to save the world. CU : Again in the trailer of doctor who, we can see that the camera is taking a close up on each of the actors individually. This has an effect on the audience because you can see their expressions of them being serious which means they are not joking around and they being dead serious. MS: In the trailer, you can see that after the meeting call, they are arranging a signal call to doctor who and during that, they camera moves around in a Medium shot after panning over to their faces which means they are now in the operation to contacting doctor who who can help in the situation they are in. This has an effect on the audience because you can properly see them pacing themselves aro

Stranger things analysis   Analysis: The trailer helps the audience understand the scene and the setting if the trailer and its colours reflect some emotions. In addition, The scenes use alarming and formidable feelings to connect with the audience to make them feel scared but interested and excited. This adds scary, fearful but exciting to the audience.  Lighting: The lighting is really dark and gloomy with a hint of fog when the demagorgon appears, This suggests to the audience that something has happened to Will and he has been abducted by the demagorgon. this makes the audience feel scared and worried for Will. Props: The characters throughout the trailer use their bikes to go home but when Will tries to go home, he sees the demagorgon and slips away from it into the dark, pitched-black forest. This suggests to the audience that Will is in deep trouble and that he may be in fact of kidnapping. Setting: The setting is shown as blood-curdling and spine-shivering in the trailer. This

 

Denotation: There is a tiny text with a slogan and there are colours of Pepsi Max which represent the colour of the fizzy drink. This looks very eye-catching because it makes you think if the girl in the picture is enjoying the drink, that means we will enjoy the drink well. Connotation: The advert shows the slogan "Fizzin' it". The connotation of the common colours black and brown suggests that the fizzy drink is delicious and refreshing. Referring to the slogan "Fizzin' it" suggests how the drink is really fizzy and that you will enjoy it very much. This adds positive and remarkable brand values and it convinces you to buy that drink. Analysis: The advert helps the audience get more influencers and customers to buy this product and helps get good reviews so the business goes on and earns a good profit.