I MANGIA MERDE E MORTE ALL CHARACTERS SPEAK IN AN ITALIAN ACCENT THROUGHOUT THE FILM OPENING SEQUENCE: MOVING AROUND AND PANING AROUND PLACES IN MEETING ROOM WHILST MANY PLAY POKER *MULTIPLE SHOTS RANDOM THROUGHOUT CONVERSATION* NICOLAS BIANCHI *thick cigar in his mouth* RUSSO, DOLCEZZA MIA, YOU UNDERESTIMATE ME. *laughs and places down a straight flush* *others at table whistle and and laugh* BIANCA RUSSO...
Part |: - My takeaway from this video is that there are many key differences between films and photo novels, and those differences are essential to understand how an audience perceives different media forms. This includes but is not limited to acting, plot, story-telling, and editing. - Some good information I gathered while processing this video was how important the plot is as well as a climax to a film. It is hard to write a script, but as good as other elements of a film may be, without a plot there is nothing your audience can grip onto for the duration of the film and can be the downfall of what could've been great. It is good to have an idea but it is crucial to be able to execute it. - I envision this helping me through my short film process by helping me think more about whether or not an audience understands my film based off the script and not just whether or not I understand it. It will help me keep in mind that in this case I have to keep people's attention and in...
Genre: Comedy Common camera angles, movement, and shots: - wide shots - close-up -low angle A type of cams used in comedy films are wide shots. They are used to capture the whole scene and incorporate every element including characters, and the environment into the shot. They also provide the ability to show visual gags, reveal funny situations, and showcase physical comedy. Another type of cam is a close-up. Close-ups reveal facial expressions, reactions, and nuances that contribute to comedic timing and deliver. Lastly, another type of angle is a low angle. This helps employ the effects of comedic effects, making characters appear larger than life, and emphasizing physical comedy. Common mis-en-scene: - exaggerated costumes - props for physical comedy Some mis-en-scenes that are used are exaggerated costumes. Exaggerated costumes can enhance physical comedy and contribute to the visual humor of the characters. Lastly, there can be props for physica...
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