Cool! This will be interesting to see.But in the spirit of analysis can you tell me why you might want to use the last shots from the film, ‘Shank’?What are the duration of the last shots, or rather how much screen time do they have?What about the pacing/speed/style of editing? (Kindly, check your learning folder for details of these, as we have covered these already)What are these three shots telling the audience? What effect will using these shots have on your audiences viewing?By using these shots what are you aiming to tell your audience and why?Is your production team in agreement with this decision?What is your role within your production team that’s allowed you to take this decision?Who are your potential audience?What institutions will you be using? What is the name of your production company?Remember to use media language whilst analysing why you and your production team has chosen to do this! - Media Production Tutor
Cool! This will be interesting to see.
ReplyDeleteBut in the spirit of analysis can you tell me why you might want to use the last shots from the film, ‘Shank’?
What are the duration of the last shots, or rather how much screen time do they have?
What about the pacing/speed/style of editing? (Kindly, check your learning folder for details of these, as we have covered these already)
What are these three shots telling the audience?
What effect will using these shots have on your audiences viewing?
By using these shots what are you aiming to tell your audience and why?
Is your production team in agreement with this decision?
What is your role within your production team that’s allowed you to take this decision?
Who are your potential audience?
What institutions will you be using?
What is the name of your production company?
Remember to use media language whilst analysing why you and your production team has chosen to do this!
- Media Production Tutor