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Showing posts with label Film Study 2020. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Film Study 2020. Show all posts

Wednesday, November 11, 2020

Challenges Chart - Coraline - Film Study

What am I learning:

We are learning to effectively know and identify the problems of the film and the character. Also knowing how to make a challenges chart. 

How does this work show my learning:

This shows my work by the questions I answered with lots of information and that's how it showed my learning.

What am I wondering:

Next time I watch a movie I am able to use this information again. 

Here is my presentation :)



Thursday, November 5, 2020

Time Line - Coraline - Film Study

What am I learning?

I am learning to effectively understand and recognize the plot in a movie. We also learned how to create a timeline that shows the process in the/movie. 

How does my work show my learning?

It shows my learning through the time line because you can see that I have written the scenes down where it I shown in the time line. That could be used as evidence to show my learning. The time line is a piece of work the shows process through the movie. Basically long story short. 

What am I wondering?

After learning how to understand or recognize the plot in a movie, I will know that next time I watch a movie. I can take more notice in these details, I would know what part of the each each of the scenes are. 

https://docs.google.com/drawings/d/1AM6mVkhpRN8lxM2NLK-iEv2nPsPZYN5wZaFln_XExDk/edit?usp=sharing

Wednesday, October 28, 2020

Paragraph Writing - Coraline - Colours and Lighting - Film Study

What am I learning?

I am learning to thoroughly understand the details of colours and lighting in the movie Coraline.

How does my work show my learning?

My paragraph shows my learning because I had made sure that I made it clear of what I was answering. I also put them in separate paragraph's, the paragraph is important in English. 

What am I wondering?

After this work, I feel that I properly understand the details of the colours and lightings in the movie Coraline. 

In the movie Coraline, probably the main aspect of the themes and scenes are the colors and lighting. They were used to really contrast the difference between the two worlds, and they definitely change towards the end. 

When the audience first sees the real world, we can see that there are very dull, boring, and gloomy colors. Nothing stands out and it just kind of gives you a vibe that the movie might not be interesting. If we're to be in there I wouldn't be in a mood to do anything because of the dull natural colors. Where they move, the place is called 'Pink Palace' you can see a slight color of pink, but it doesn't feel like 'pink'. I could only explain that the vibe is very lifeless and sort of feels dry. The colours that were used in the setting was grey, white, and very dull colours, but there was one thing that seemed vibrant. Which was Coraline if you compare her colours to everything else she is bright and vibrant. I think this is because she is the main character I think the director did this to put all attention on Coraline. You can also see that Coraline seems more lively than the other characters, in the real world. 

When Coraline first goes into the 'other world' it seems very welcoming and warm, all the colours displayed in the setting are warm colours. I wouldn't say vibrant but they have nice warm colours, it gives you the feeling where you are comfortable or safe. But the thing that turns the table is the button eyes. Although everyone is nice we still feel a bit cautious because of that one aspect. In the kitchen or the whole house, it definitely seems very different everything is very warm. The colours used were colours like orange, peach, pink all those types of colours, the lighting in this world gives you a pleasant feeling. Making you want to rather stay in the 'other world' because of this vibe and mood. Since we have watched the wh0le movie this was so Coraline could keep coming back or persuade her that the 'other world' was better. 

When Coraline was offered her button eyes she obviously refused, but from that moment thing started to change. By things I mean the colours and lighting, everything started to look darker and the colour wasn't natural anymore, they seemed artificial. The colours were still warm but it started to sketchy. Kind of an uneasy feeling, when Coraline's 'other father' showed her the garden everything was so bright. It was so bright that was kind of hurting the eyes, everything definitely seemed artificial. The colours were very vivid and kind neon it gives off the vibe that we are safe. Or it's comfortable it just doesn't seem right anymore like something is going to go wrong. The colours used were neon oranges and pinks, and yellows, literally like the colours from the rainbow but enhanced brightness. This is where the audience is amazed but is starting to put their guard up. 

The ending where everything is over and the 'other mother' has been defeated things started to go back to normal. Not normal but everyone was happier all helping each other gardening creating colour. This time all the colours were natural everything was evenly distributed, colour wise. There was natural lighting from the daylight the sun was up, there were tulips which added colour to the garden. Even at the very end, they showed a scene where the whole house was shown and the background. This definitely gave a vibe where we are happy, relieved, and safe with family. I don't need to say what colours were used because everything was natural, I think this was shown to show the resolution. 

As you can see the colour and lighting phases throughout the movie were very unusual and exaggerated. But it was very interesting for the audience because of what had happened in the movie. 







Friday, October 23, 2020

SEXXXY Paragraphs - Coraline - Film Study

What am I learning?

I am learning to effectively explain scenes and themes in the movie Coraline through SEXXXY paragraphs.

How does this work show my learning?

Because SEXXXY paragraphs are sort of evidence of your work, we need to state the techniques, we also need to explain the purpose, effect. We need to provide examples and a link through the movie. If we present our work through the SEXXXY paragraph it can also give an idea to the audience about the movie. Not only that we can also thoroughly understand the movie and those small details.

What am I wondering as a result of this learning?

While I was writing the SEXXXY paragraphs I found it easier because the SEXXXY is an easy guide to understand. It also started to make me realize the small details in the movie, giving me a full understanding of the scenes and themes.


SEXXXY Paragraph’s - Coraline

S: In the movie Coraline, camera angles and shots are definitely shown properly to match the

themes, most-likely the looks can be deceiving.

E: As an example, in this shot, we can see that it is a high angle shot. This is the first time

meeting Wybie in the ‘other world’. The shot is used to show Coraline and her parent's

perspective looking down at Wybie. Since he is at the bottom of the stairs.

X: This shows that Wybie seems powerless or vulnerable. Making it seem that there is an

imbalance of power. The powerful side seems to be whoever is at the top of the stairs.

X: The director had done this to show that the ‘other world’ is Coraline's world. She gets to see

what she wants to see, so Wybie seems less talkative, friendly, and trustworthy.

X: This shot worked well with the lighting because the warm lighting made Wybie seem friendly.

It was sort of a comforting vibe. 

Y: If we compare this scene to the scene where Coraline met Wybie in the ‘real world’. We can see a great difference in the ‘real world’ He seemed scary, dominant, and untrustworthy. I think this was because he grew up in that neighborhood. He obviously knew more than Coraline when it came to the environment.



S: In the movie Coraline, camera angles and shots are definitely shown properly to match the

themes, most-likely the looks can be deceiving. This scene is where it all starts.

E: For example in this scene of Coraline’s ‘other mother’ scolding her about acting rudely

towards her. This scene was shown through a medium close-up shot. 

X: This makes the audience feel intimidated, or uneasy. Because this is Coraline’s POV and you

could really feel like you were the one getting told off. 

X: To really direct the attention of the mother. The director used this particular shot. Because

this is where her attitude changes. Also, the director doesn't just want to just show the

‘other mothers’ transformation. But he also wants to show the theme in the background. 

X: This worked well with the theme because you can still see the background. It is no longer

warm, and friendly colors. It is sort of a color that makes it feel darker making you feel uneasy.

Y: This can be juxtaposed to Coraline’s first time meeting the ‘other mother’. You can see a slight difference with the vibe, the way of speaking, and appearance.



S: In the movie Coraline, camera angles and shots are definitely shown properly to match the

themes.

E: For example here is the scene you first see when the movie starts. It’s sort of the intro. Of

course, at the start, you don’t know who these people are. Here in this scene, it is shown through

a point of view angle. This is where the ‘other mother’ was making Coraline’s replica doll. 

X: This would make the audience feel intrigued, creeped out because of the hand. They must be

interested, wondering “who is this person?” and “what is this supposed to mean?”

X: The director did this to really catch the audience’s interest. To get them attached to the movie.

So showing an interesting yet confusing clip at the start. Would be a good idea so the audience

won’t get bored. 

X: This worked well to catch the audience’s attention. The point of view angle really intrigues

the audience. So I think the director was very smart with how he was going to portray the movie.

Y: Coinciding with this is when the movie actually started you could see that it was kind of a boring start. So starting with that interesting clip. Could make it last through that short boring part of the movie.



S: In the movie Coraline, camera angles and shots are definitely shown properly to match the

themes, most-likely the looks can be deceiving.

E: For example, you can see this photo and it is the last transformation of the ‘other mother’.

In this scene, I could say that a medium-long shot has been used. As the ‘other mother’s’ is close

up while Coraline is partially far. But still close to the point where you still see her in slight detail.

The theme seemed very spine-chilling. Giving you a vibe where something will pop out. Sort of

out of horror movies.

X: Honestly since I’m part of the audience, I had felt a bit frightened, and scared. Because the

‘other mother’ was so close. Her back was turned from Coraline so she seemed very suspicious.

Also, the theme music and colors had complimented this clue. This is where she was waiting for

Coraline to find her real parents I presume. 

X: The director had done this to make the people feel a bit frightened. Also suspicious of the

‘other mother’ making it seem like she’s lying. 

X: This worked well with the theme and shots, as you could kind of get a clue. Although it’s

towards the end you want to watch more. We may think it’s what we think. But we also have the

thought that it could just be the opposite. 

Y: This aspect can be compared to the first meeting between Coraline and the ‘other mother’.

The ‘other mother’ seemed so friendly and trustworthy at the start. As you can see she ended up

being the opposite of what we thought she was.