editing techniques: Now You See Me

Editing techniques now you see me from St Peters RC Comprehensive

Jaws Opening Scene

Jaws opening scene from St Peters RC Comprehensive

Summer work

Tarantino from St Peters RC Comprehensive

1.  Don’t Breathe- Enigma code: we think this because in the film there are many little clues and the main character is yet to find out what is going on.
2. Now You See Me 2- Enigma Code: this is enigma because there is a heist during the film and there are clues in places which try to help the characters find out how they carry it out.
3. Morgan- Enigma code/Equilibrium
4. The Shallows- Equilibrium 
5. Jason Bourne- Enigma code  
6. It- Enigma code 
7. the most common narrative in our opinion is Enigma because it comes up the most in thriller films with the main sub genres of Horror.

OPENING SCENE 

• everything good
• they all meet up with each other at a club
• everything is going well 
• there on there way to the show in a limo
• explosion

equilibrium 

because everything starts out fine until something dramatic happens, which in this case is the explosion that happens when they embark on a journey to return to their homes.

Table Of Narrative Theories

Narrative theory table from Cherry Meeks

Narrative Theories Saw VII

Narrative theories from Cherry Meeks

Table of narrative theories

Table from ellie trayling

Narrative theories: Saw VII

Narrative theories in opening scene from ellie trayling

Editing techniques: Jack Reacher

Editing techniques in opening sequence from ellie trayling

Sub Genre Photo Evaluation

Worms eye/ Low angle:
Sub-genre: Spy
Reflects: The actor is unaware of the shot being taken, the fact that the photo shows mainly the back of the actor adds some of mystery and secrecy to the shot, as the audience are unable to see the action taking place in front of the actor.
WWW:

• Clear that it is a low angle shot
• Main focus is on the actor
• The actor is unaware of the camera

EBI:

• Make the sub genre more obvious, so that a real sense of mystery can be felt by the audience as they would have a small clue if the shot was from the front.
• Make the surroundings for the scene more linked with the sub genre.

Over the shoulder:
Sub genre: Action
Reflects: Away from the camera and from the other actor, showing that she's getting further away to get to a new position quickly.
WWW:

• Its obvious to the audience what shot it is
• The shoulder is out of focus, meaning there is more emphasis on the actor 

EBI:

• Position the actor in a running position to make it more clear what the actors movements are
• Have a more appropriate background for the shot=Lighting
• Make it clear why the shot we have chosen is appropriate for the shot.

Editing Techniques

Media editing techniques from Cherry Meeks

Mission Impossible Research

Media mission impossible from Cherry Meeks

Summer Assignment

Media summer assignment 2016 from Cherry Meeks

Comparison of 2 sub genres

Comparison of 2 sub genres

Mise-en-scene

Mise en-scene mission impossible from St Peters RC Comprehensive

Alfred Hitchcock Research

Media studies ellie from St Peters RC Comprehensive

Mission Impossible research

Mise en-scene mission impossible from St Peters RC Comprehensive