Scene One: *Establishing shot of girls room Setting: in a teenage girl's room. It's very girly; pink but with a dark atmosphere. Jane, 16 years old, is in her night gown getting ready for an event. The atmosphere is empty and eerie. *Melancholia starts playing A mid shot shows Abel going in front of her mirror and starting to brush her hair. Scene Two: *Mid-shot of Abel's back rummaging through her closet - She throws three dresses on her bed. She takes a look at each of them and picks her choice. ABEL: this one. Scene Three: - Abel is humming, sitting at her vanity. *Close-up shots of her putting on make-up *Diegetic sound of tea kettle going off - Abel notices and stands up to check on it. Scene Four: *A tracking shot shows Abel holding a tray with 4 empty tea cups on it. *She places the cups on the table and pours tea in them using close-up shots *A tracking shot shows Abel holding a tray with 4 empty tea cups on it. *She places the cups on the table and pour...
1. How many titles are displayed during the opening sequences to the film? Which ones? The opening sequence of 'The Shining' contains 8 different titles. A 'Stanley Kubrick' Film Movie Title 'THE SHINING' Actors Executive Producers Based upon a novel by 'Stephen King' Produced in association with 'The Producer Circle Company' Screenplay by Produced and Directed by 'Stanley Kubrick' 2. What connotation do the images carry? The images are very simplistic , the whole opening scene is just a bunch of extreme long shot/ extreme long tacking shots. Just a car driving along a road that is in a mountain valley. The only feeling this gives the audience is mainly a feeling of realism. 3. How is genre reinforced through symbolic and technical codes from the outset? In the title sequence the sound tack that plays is the most significant technique used. The sound is very ominous, with a very slow pace. Very loud at some points then very quite ...
To be honest, when I first heard the about a title design I was very confused! This was the first time I have even heard of that term in film. So when I learned that I needed to include it in my final task, I knew I needed to research what exactly a title design is! I ended up finding two websites that helped clarify. The first website I found was called artofthetitle.com. Finding this website was like finding gold. It has tons of title designs from every genre, decade, and title designer you can imagine! They had title design from some of my favorite movies! Some of the favorites that I spotted were Chilling Adventures of Sabrina, Aquaman, and Venom. One neat feature of this website is the many categories it sorts its title designs. They organize them by designer, studio, nominations and more. This makes it easier to navigate their website and conduct thorough research. The other website I found is called watchthetitles.com. This website is similar to the previous one and ...
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