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Click on the image for the original video. The version above is a tubechopped version. I've chopped out 20 seconds or so to illustrate the male gaze. TubeChop can be found in my websites list and here .

Find definitions for the following looks: chocolate box invitational super smiler romantic or sexual (Marjorie Ferguson) seductive carefree practical comic catalogue (Trevor Millum) Choose an advert or clip from a music video, analyse and apply the gaze theories (Laura Mulvey et al). Apply one of the looks (listed above) to your advert or video where appropriate.

Find definitions for the following looks: chocolate box invitational super smiler romantic or sexual (Marjorie Ferguson) seductive carefree practical comic catalogue (Trevor Millum) Choose an advert or clip from a music video analyse and apply the gaze theories (Laura Mulvey et al). Apply one of the looks (listed above) to your advert or video where appropriate.

What colour was the boy and girls tops? What number lane were they at? What colour belt were they both wearing? What shoes were they both wearing? What colour eyes did they have?

Representations View more presentations from hammonda .

Camera Angles Close ups (to show important elements) Continuity Cutting (editing) Composition (mise en scene)

Keep this in mind whenever analysing a moving image clip. These are all the elements you need to consider. How to Read Film Still

Continuity –The viewer should not notice the cuts, and shots should flow together naturally. Hence, the sequence of shots should appear to be continuous. Hollywood Montage - a "montage sequence" is a short segment in a film in which narrative information is presented in a condensed fashion. Soviet Montage - This style of editing has two functions. The highly political soviet style of the 1920’s which sought to create a new meaning out of seemingly unconnected shots. The audience are very aware of the ‘cuts’. Transitions - A ‘transition’ is the term for how an editor moves from one ‘shot’ to another. The use of an inappropriate transition can destroy the mood or pace of a scene. As we watch the following transitions write down what you think the effect on the audience is. Cross Cutting/parallel editing - Editing that alternates shots of two or more lines of action occurring in different places, usually simultaneously. A Dissolve - A transition betwee...

How are regional identity and sexuality represented in the opening sequence of Shameless episode 1? Click on image above for You Tube clip. Consider: stereotypes mise en scene music camera work

Include the brief and then write about the following: 1) Pre production (story boarding) 2) Production (filming etc) 3) Post production (editing footage etc) Write about the development of your skills. This is a fundamental aspect of the A level course as a whole.

Write about Max. Is Max a stereotypical teenager? Explain your answer using only the montage sequence. Refer explicitly to mise en scene. 200 words

You will find that TV dramas all have the following ingredients: Characters – even particular kinds of characters: eg, at its most simple, ‘good’ and ‘bad’ characters. Stories – they all tell stories, whether those stories involve adventure, crime or romance and they often, but not always, end happily. The stories are told against familiar backdrops: – eg, homes, police stations and offices (for crime dramas), hospitals (for medical dramas) – most of which are created in studios. However, most dramas also use outside locations to create particular effects. Camerawork – particular kinds of shots are used: eg, sequences involving establishing shots followed by mid-shots of characters, shot/reverse shots to show character interaction and, in particular,close-ups to show the characters’ emotions. Stories use dialogue to tell the stories. Occasionally, monologues are built in (as voiceovers, a character telling a story). Music is used to punctuate the action, create effects (su...