Welcome back to another blog. This week this blog is about our hurumanu class inside and out. This is the new hurumanu that we have started on for this term. This hurumanu is mixed with science and film study, this work is a definition for the language of film:
Costumes: To show the personality of the character through clothing
Hairstyles: Same with the costumes it is to show the personality of the character by what is on their head
Make-up: To make the actor look similar to the character
Colour: To make the stage to match the mood of the scene, for example, blue is sad and red is mad
Lighting: Also to set the mood and make the main part more visible
Props: Equipment that the actor can interact with for the scene
Settings: To get the stories more advance and to describe the areas
Dialogue: To either progress a plot or to show something new about the character (talking in the scene)
Sound effects: Made to create a mood for the audience
Music: Also to set a mood or a scene by sound
Silence: Made to create a serious area or in acting
Symbols: Mostly an object, used to recommend new ideas
Special FX: To create a realistic view of the movie
What am I learning? I'm learning to define the language of film using visual & sound techniques.
How does this work show my learning? This shows that I can identify each of the Subjects and I know what they mean
What am I wondering as a result of this learning? I'm wondering if there is more meaning to these topics
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