Ankanan GCSEMEDIA

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    0.05 - 0.09: Pan     This pan captures the scene from a lower angle, likely emphasizing the object (interactive glass) and its significance. The slow movement suggests importance without urgency, creating a deliberate build-up. The upward angle hints at the power of the character in focus, reinforcing their status or authority.     0.13 - 0.16: Handheld     The handheld shot introduces shakiness, reflecting the tense and uncertain nature of the scene. It conveys urgency, immersing the audience in the characters' heightened emotions or danger. The suspense built here keeps the viewer on edge, preparing for the following actions.     1.05 - 1.13: Crane     The crane movement contrasts with the setting by offering smooth, professional motion in an otherwise gritty or dangerous urban environment. The fluidity adds elegance and suggests control, possibly reflecting the character’s composure or maste...

  -One camera shot in doctor who is medium close up . A medium close up is from your head to your shoulders and it affects the audience by picking up gestures and facial expressions while maintaining a sense of the background .   - The second camera shot is close up . A close is just the actors faces . It affects the audience by giving the audience a more detailed and intimate look at something might otherwise miss . It makes a serious scene .  - The third camera shot is a establishing shot which is just a shot of the background or where the movie or series is set . it affects the audience by being introduced to new scenes ad the tell the viewer when and where the action is happening .  one angle is over the shoulder and it effects the audience by giving them to see what the actor is looking at .  One aspect of mise-en-scene is setting  and in doctor who they created like a secretive place to make it look their spies and they used all the machines to m...

  1) First blog task - 10 questions 2) Denotation and Connotation 3) Introduction to Photoshop: fruit bowls 4) Mise-en-scene: Stranger Things 5) Camerawork: shots and angles 6) Camera movement and editing 7) Blog feedback and learner response

  WWW: It’s great that your blog is set up and you have some work posted already. Your ‘Winter’ fruit bowl is superb – it shows real technical skill in Photoshop and captures the palette beautifully. We now need to make sure we match your technical skill on Photoshop with ensuring all homework, blog work and analytical tasks are fully completed.    EBI: Unfinished work. Your blog is missing some work, including most of the homework I have set so far. You have not posted the second part of Denotation and Connotation which was set for homework. You are also missing the Mise-en-scene Stranger Things work. Original tasks on the blog:   Denotation and Connotation:  https://mediamacguffingcseyear1.blogspot.com/2024/09/denotation-and-connotation.html Mise-en-scene Stranger Things:  https://mediamacguffingcseyear1.blogspot.com/2024/09/media-language-mise-en-scene.html   The other area I would suggest working on is keeping an eye on your written English. Things...

 1) The opening medium shot of the scene conveys to the audience that the background (house , furniture , etc) . This helps them establish  the era that the scene is taking place. from the shot , you can see the expression and how their feeling. 2)The camera angle at 0:55 shows that it is a long shot which portrays much more of the house including the background which may suggest that she is professional at her job. |Also the lights in the room are lamps which shows how ancient or old the scene is. 3) 2:13- The shot in the scene is close up which shows how anxious the character is. 2:58-