AICE Media Studies

  Introduction to Main Character and her life Style esk car arriving for departures at the airport Uber into the unknown heavy woods on a windy road leading to a house Arrival at a random house Left alone in front of house with no idea of location or surroundings A dark, seemingly empty house with Vague hallways

A costume idea  Schedule I am unsure of what the schedule is to come I am pretty open to any date to film and construct my production idea. I am not restrained to any particular day or time because I do not need to meet with a whole group. Props Since I decided to film a horror movie my main props are ; Vintage photographs that depict mysterious or disturbing scenes add an element of mystery and hint at a dark history. Broken or distorted mirrors, reflecting distorted images, contribute to a feeling of disorientation and supernatural presence. Creepy religious artifacts, like altered or twisted religious symbols, add a sense of sacrilege and demonic presence. Creepy children's toys, such as modified vintage toys with menacing features, create a sense of childhood innocence gone wrong. Abandoned or decaying furniture covered in dust, cobwebs, or remnants of past horrors contribute to an atmosphere of decay and abandonment. Creepy masks or disguises with unsettling features hide the ...

 "The Rizzle" by Josh Tanner is a short film that falls within the science fiction or thriller genre. a. Common Sound in the science fiction/thriller genre:    - Futuristic or suspenseful music to enhance tension and create atmosphere.    - Sound effects such as electronic hums, mechanical noises, or otherworldly sounds to evoke the setting or technology.    - Use of silence to punctuate moments of anticipation or fear. b. Common Mis-En-Scene (CLAMPS) in the science fiction/thriller genre:    - **Costume**: Often features characters dressed in attire reflecting the futuristic or speculative nature of the story.    - **Lighting**: Utilization of contrasting lighting to emphasize the juxtaposition between the ordinary and the extraordinary.    - **Acting**: Performances may convey a sense of urgency, paranoia, or curiosity, depending on the narrative's tone.    - **Makeup and Hairstyling**: May include special effe...

 "Slash-In-The-Box" by Nick Everhart falls within the horror genre. a. Common Sound in the horror genre:    - Eerie or suspenseful music to build tension.    - Sound effects like creaking doors, footsteps, or sudden loud noises to startle viewers.    - Use of silence to create an atmosphere of dread or anticipation. b. Common Mis-En-Scene (CLAMPS) in the horror genre:    - **Costume**: Characters may wear clothing that reflects their vulnerability or impending danger.    - **Lighting**: Use of low-key lighting to create shadows and enhance the sense of mystery or fear.    - **Acting**: Performances may feature fear, paranoia, or desperation, adding to the tension.    - **Makeup**: Prosthetics or special effects makeup may be used to create monsters or gruesome effects.    - **Props**: Often includes objects like knives, chains, or other symbols of danger or violence.    - **Setting**: Frequent...

 "Two Birds" by Brendan Beachman, is a short film in the drama or coming-of-age genre, utilizes common sound techniques such as emotional music to underscore climatic moments and dialogue-driven scenes with crisp audio to emphasize character interactions. In terms of mise-en-scène, the film employs reflective costume choices, natural lighting, and authentic acting to convey the characters' personalities and the emotional depth of the narrative. The editing techniques include seamless transitions, flashbacks, and a focus on character reactions to maintain narrative flow and emotional resonance, with pacing used effectively to build tension and highlight important moments.This film aligns with other notable dramas like "The Perks of Being a Wallflower," "Lady Bird," "Stand by Me," and "Moonlight," known for their authentic portrayal of human experiences and character-driven storytelling. Elements such as relatable character growth, se...

 "Blue Hole" by Erik Gardner embodies the quintessential elements of horror, employing a combination of sound, mise-en-scène, and editing techniques to instill fear and suspense in the audience. Within the sound realm, eerie or suspenseful music accompanies scenes, punctuated by jarring sound effects like creaking doors or sudden loud noises, heightening the tension and emotion. Utilizing silence strategically, the film creates an atmosphere of dread and anticipation, further immersing viewers in its chilling narrative. In terms of mise-en-scène, common elements include costumes reflecting vulnerability, low-key lighting enhancing shadows, and settings often in isolated or eerie locations such as abandoned buildings or forests, all contributing to the unsettling ambiance. Furthermore, the film's editing techniques, featuring quick cuts, close-ups to emphasize fear, and montage sequences to convey psychological states, effectively intensify the viewer's sense of unease...

 Good Morning, I personally found this video very resourceful and helpful since he provided a lot of tips based on different sections of a filmmaking process. This information and knowledge will for sure help me in the future since I felt like I could relate to a lot of his tips. Some useful information I retained from it is important to keep my budget in mind and your resources to be realistic and know what I am working with. A further relevant tip that he mentioned that I had never thought of before, is that my first instinct is what my audience is expecting, so I should go the other way. H e also highlighted the importance of letting the theme and tone guide the story, as they  will shape it and help build i t in accordance with the movement, angles, mise- en - scene, and prop s. Another piece of information that really opened my eyes was his insight into sound. According to the video, sound is a priority: he insists on getting the rig ht gear if there is ...

The 12 Monkeys movie is a science fiction film that follows the story of a man named James Cole who is sent back in time to prevent a devastating plague from occurring in the future. One of the key takeaways I got from watching the film   was t he importance of a strong narrative and compelling characters.  The 12 Monkeys movie does a great job of weaving together a complex and engaging story that keeps the audience invested and engaged throughout the film. The movie also does an excellent job of developing its main characters, and the relationships between them, which create d a rich and meaningful viewing experience. While watching the film, I was able to see how the filmmakers use various techniques, such as dialogue, setting, and visual elements, to convey the story and develop the characters.  In addition to these elements, the 12 Monkeys movie also demonstrated the importance of visual storytelling, with its use of striking imagery and creative set design t...

After watching  both the short and feature film of 9. I liked both of them and thought they each presented a lot. They were very different but so alike at the same time. I watched the short film first and was confused at times because there was no dialogue. In the feature film, however, there was a dialogue that made everything a lot easier to understand. There were also more characters in the feature film. It made the plot and the whole story more eventful. In the short film, in the end, there were only 9 left, however, in the feature film, it was the main character and a few other characters. In the short film, there was also only the soul of 5 that was shown released while in the full-length film there were the souls of the others who died throughout the movie as well. I liked this part because it made me see the different types of characters that were involved in the entire plot making the story what it was.  In the short film, there was also only one monster while in the ...