AICE Media Studies

   1.Establishing shot of two teenage girls ( Charlotte and Bella) with a toddler (Alex) in the living room 2. Charlotte asks Alex if he wants to watch something on the tv. Alex shakes his head. Bella picks up remote control and plays movie for him. 3. Alex sits down ready to draw 4. Charlotte and Bella walk into the kitchen 5. All of the ingredients for the cake are placed on top of the counter 6. Alex has his art materials on top of the coffee table  1. Bella and Charlotte begin mixing the ingredients  2. Alex starts to draw on his papers 3. Bella and Charlotte put the cake in the oven 4. Alex finishes his drawings 5. Bella and Charlotte walk back to the living room after taking the cake out the oven 6.  Alex scatters through his drawings trying to find which paper to give them 1.  All three of them sit down in the living room looking at Alex's drawings 2. Charlotte realizes one of the drawings has fire on it. Bella takes a closer look 3. Charlotte and Bella discuss the drawing o

 Hey blog! I'm going to be disclosing my extra information that has to do with Camila, and I's Final Group      Project in this blog. Schedule- 2/3/24 or 2/18/24 On one of these chosen dates, or both, if we may not finish filming in one day, we will film all of our collective shots. All of our shots can be filmed with good control, as it is an indoor environment, and can be readily available when needed, and every shot is done in the same location. 2/24/24- The final day to film, and to get any retakes of shots, and first day that editing of clips may occur. 2/25/24-3/17/24- Editing of the clips together, along with the editing of the titles and the inclusion of music and sound effects will be done during this time period. We are giving ourselves time to make sure our movie is done to the degree we expect it to be at. Location-  I will be filming at my partner's home. Participant - Actors- Camila Medina Rios- Bella, Katherine Voet- Charlotte, Santiago Diaz- Alex Filming- Ca

  Title Font - The idea was to use the font, Times New Roman, in bold, to display all of the titles, including the title of our final project. This font was used to keep the idea of the oil simple, but with a classic tone, to make sure there isn't too much focus taken away from what the characters are doing in the background.          ( Times New Roman )     Title Color - We plan to have each of the titles done in a dark red color, to hint at the darker theme of the film, but to also make sure the titles could be seen against the lighter, indoor setting. ( Example ) Title Size - The most likely title size for our project will be a medium-large sized font, that would take up the corner of the screen, but not too big of a space, to not cover the background. Titles such as "Directed by:", would be in a size bigger than  the name that would follow that title, ex. Directed by: Katherine V. The title of the movie is also going to be significantly bigger than the other titles, i

 Location: Living Room Charlotte  "Is there anything you want to watch, Alex?" Alex *Shakes his head* Bella "Okay, we'll be right back, we'll leave this movie on for you." *Turns to face TV and points remote at it, before her and Charlotte get up and go to the kitchen* *Music plays as soon as TV is turned on* Location: Kitchen *Compilation of shots between girls cooking, and Alex drawing in front of TV behind music is shown* Location: Living Room Charlotte "Hey what's up Alex! Have you drawn any masterpieces since we were gone?" Bella "We were so bored having to cook by ourselves, can we see what you made?" Alex *Shuffles through array or drawings and hands one to the girls* Charlotte "Woah, you have some crazy art skills little man! Is that a fire?" Bella "What's the fire on? *Looks closer* It looks like it's on a table, do you want to be a firefighter when you're older Alex?" Charlotte *Sarcastically*

 Welcome back blog!  One of our main focuses for our final task is the title design. It is crucial for an opening sequence since it sets the aesthetic and feel for the rest of the movie. Firstly, I used the website "Art of the Title" as a research platform for my title research. While searching through the website, I saw that the website has a wide variety of title types. It includes videos to show how the titles appear on screen. This feature is effective because it allows the viewer to see how the titles work in a video. Another website I used to research is "Watch the Titles." This website was well-organized and included various types of films. The website was similar to "Art of the Title" regarding information. Down below is the logo of the main website I used, "Art of the Title"

 www.artofthetitle.com The Third Man What titles are displayed during the opening sequence? The first image is who the movie was approved by, to be watched by the public. This was common at the time of the movie's release, which was 1949.  The next titles given was who the movie was created by, who the movie is "presented by", a few of the actors names, and then the title of the movie, with the creators of the story underneath it. More actors names follow this, then who the screenplay was made by, the photographer, the set designer, who the music was made by (including the company), the associate producer, and who the movie was distributed by. The following slides give a list of titles, including the editor, the assistant director, the camera operators, the additional photographers, the assistant art directors, and the Austrian advisor. The next slide includes a list including the production manager, the sound supervisor, editor and recorder, the assembly cutter, the make

 www.artofthetitle.com  Outbreak What titles are displayed during the opening sequence? The first titles given are the main actors of the movie, then followed by the title of the movie. Then comes more of the actor's names, the people who casted the actors, the costume designers, the music composer, the co-producers, and the editors. Followed by that was the production designer, the director of photography, the executive producers, the writers, the producers, and the director. What images are prioritized in the opening sequence? What images are prioritized in the opening sequence? What images are prioritized in the opening sequence? In the beginning of the title sequence, there is the image of an explosion happening in what looks like a jungle, and a camp on the outskirts being deserted, and then a wide shot to show the full scale of the explosion. After that the title of the movie is given behind a black screen, and the next scenes are given to tell a story.  We are introduced to

 Received from: www.artofthetitle.com  Signs What titles are displayed in the opening sequence? The production company is the first title that is shown in the sequence, then followed by the main actors names, the title of the movie itself, more actors names, and who casted the actors. What followed that was who the music was done by, the visual effects supervisors, the costume designer, the editor, the production designer, the director of photography, the executive producer, the main producers, and then the person who wrote, produced and directed the movie. What images are prioritized in the title sequence? There are no explicit images shown during the title sequence, however the titles are all presented in the same manor. All of the titles are in the same formal font, and in the color black, over a background of a blue circle that fades into a black back of the circle. Each title card fades into each other as well. How does the film establish a feeling of the genre from the title sequ