Evaluation: by Ben Lambert
Evaluation: by Ben Lambert
Evaluation: by Ben Lambert
By Ben Lambert
In what ways does my media product use the forms and conventions of
real media products?
There are forms of media projects that my media product meets such as we
use three characters all with different personalities. This is similar to American
pie. E.g we had a tough guy character typified as the “tough guy” character in
American pie. A stupid dunce like character that often uses slapstick humor to
get easy laughs. Slapstick humor is another convention of the comedy genre
that we have used to get on our side. Finally we used a poncy sensible type
character, this type of character is evident in most teen movies including Ferris
Bueller and American pie.
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Additionally we filmed all of our opening in bright lighting conditions. However we
had to use daylight. If we had a larger budget then we would have been able to use
bright lighting settings all of the time. As we didn’t though it made this element of the
task difficult to keep a regular lighting constraint.
Conditions
that we
filmed in.
How does my media product represent different social groups?
Whilst I did our media product I learnt essentially a valuable amount about
editing. I learnt how to use effects to try and give a representation of the
school children’s fast paced lives by using fades and cuts whilst showing the
different things that happens in a school child’s daily routine in the morning.
This was essential to developing the story line in the audiences mind and
establishing that these teenagers were going to school.
Looking back from my preliminary task I have
learnt.
Looking back from my preliminary task I have learnt several aspects
from all over the media subject. I have learnt several different new
shot types such as long shot, high and angle and establishing shots.
Additionally I have learnt several aspects of the editing side of
media. I have learnt that through the use of editing styles such as
ellipses and juxtapositions you are able to give representations of
people.