AICE Media Studies

  We will be using the Broadway font in our opening scene as it goes with our theme of a futuristic sci-fi look. It looks something like this . We will be using the colors green and black with a sort of glowing effect for our titles throughout the opening scene depending on whether the background is lighter or darker at certain parts. This will set the mood of the beginning of the movie giving off futuristic and mysterious vibes. The size of the font will be big enough to fill most of the screen but not too big that it will completely cover what is going on behind. The purpose is to show the audience who were involved in the making of our film without drawing too much attention away from what is going on behind. Our working title is Hide and Seek although it may change in the future. The titles will enter and leave the screen through simple animations that also add to the strangeness and mystery of the opening scene. Each title will be on screen for around 3 seconds to give the audie

  Schedule   3/5-3/6 We will start filming our final task at Lukes house. We will film both scenes 1 and 2 during this weekend   3/12-3/13 We will film the final scene and add any finishing touches involving filming or fix anything we wanted to change from the previous scenes.   3/20-4/13 This is when the editing process we start . We have to edit transitions, title designs, audio, cuts, etc. After that we will include pier review.    Location   We will be filming in luke's living room and bed room .   Participants   Actors:    Luke Hamill- Main Character   Zane Knapp- Hiding Friend   Ely Silverberg- Seeking Friend   Filmers : Cayden McTighe   Director: Luke Hamill   Editor: Luke Hamill   Health and Safety   To ensure the health and safety of our team, their will be parents nearby in case anything happens and we will have a accessible phone to call emergency services. Also, anyone who is not acting in a take will wear a mask. We will also have a first aid kit accessible  

 Scene 1 (Group of friends are sitting on a couch on their phones visibly bored) Sound:(faint bland music is heard in background - Zane: (Sighs) Can y’all think of anything to do?? - Luke: For real man I'm bored. - Ely: You know what we could do. (excitedly) - Both Zane and Luke: What? - Ely: How about we play hide and seek like when we were little? - Luke: Man are you serious? - Zane: Yeah bro no. - Ely: What else is there to do? - Zane: Fine but you’re it. (Silence for a second as Ely blankly stares into space) -Luke: uhhhh hello? (Waves hand in front of Ely’s face) - Ely: (quietly counting) - (Luke and Zane both exclaim in surprise) (Both Zane and Luke start sprinting to hide) Scene 2 (Both Zane and Luke are searching for hiding places) Sound: (Elys's counting can be heard quietly in the background) (Zane and Luke split up and the camera is cutting to each character looking at different hiding spots) (Camera cuts to a closet door while you see a hand open it and its dark ins

MIB International 1.How many titles are displayed during the opening sequences to the film? Which ones?        4 Titles are displayed of the movie producers to open up the film and the actual title of the film. These titles were Columbia Pictures, Sony, and P+M Image Nation. The movie opens by introducing all of the producing companies that were involved with the creation of this film   2. What connotations do the images carry? ( how do you they make you feel)    The images give me a high-tech feel. This is because words are shown flying through space. The font of the words also gives scientific feel . The music in the background fits well with the feel of the pictures as well   3. How is genre reinforced through symbolic and technical codes from the outset? (Can you tell what genre the film is)   I can tell what the genre is the way the movie is opened. It starts out with the camera flying into a galaxy and shows the words around a ton of meteors surrounding the words. I think

 Code8 How many titles are displayed during the opening sequences to the film? It displays colony pictures, the fyzz facility, ontario creates, lane e productions, xyz films and blue ice pictures all as studios that worked on the film. It lists Telefilm Canada with participation of producing. It then lists main actors and actresses acting in the film. Next, It lists who casted the actors and actresses. Then, the visual effects supervisor and who wrote the music. Then, it lists the costume designer, editor, color designer, production designer and director of photography. Finally, it lists the co, associate, executive and head producer. It then lists the writer and person responsible for screenplay. It then finally shows the director and the title screen of the movie. What connotations do the image carry? The images make you feel scared and paranoid. They are dark and change quickly. How is genre reinforced through symbolic and technical codes from the outset? The title sequence uses con

 Star Wars: The Last Jedi The movie that I watched was “Star Wars: The Last Jedi” it is in the Sci-fi genre. During the opening scene, all the people who helped with the production of the movie were included. In this is the casting designers, make-up artist, etc. The way these titles were printed on the opening scene was very subtle. This was good because I saw them, but they did not take my attention away from the background. There were a few different images in the opening scene. These images are not still but slightly moving. These photos are of all planets. This entices me to want to watch the whole movie. The images were all in space and had yellow writing in the background explain. This writing showed the past. As if it is setting up the movie by explaining the devastating things that have happened in the past. This is done extremely well as the images flip from one to one. It helps establish a sci-fi feeling by including objects that are not normal to Earth. This includes extra-

 The Matrix: Resurrected How many titles are displayed during the opening sequences to the film? Which ones?   At the beginning of the opening sequence, it displays the companies that produced the movie. It shows Warner Bros productions first. Next it displays village road show pictures. After the production companies are shown, it then displays the name of the movie and rolls into the film.   What connotations do the images carry? (How do they make you feel)   The images make you feel curious and give off a very futuristic vibe and feeling. They are dark and have many numbers moving very rapidly as if a computer script is running giving that futuristic feel.   How is genre reinforced through symbolic and technical codes from the outset?   The title sequence uses common connotations associated with sci-fi movies. These include coding and rapid moving computer script that looks futuristic and advanced. It also uses words like program is running to further the futuristic computer script