IDENTS, COMPANIES, PRODUCTION CONTEXTTITLES- SOUND; GENRE SIGNIFICATION
- 1ST SHOT
- CENTRAL PROTAGONIST + NARRATIVE
- MISE-EN-SCENE FOR EXPOSITION
- TRANSITIONING TO MAIN FILM
- AUDIENCE/REPRESENTATIONS + OTHER POINTS
Your hub for demonstrating how your knowledge + understanding of media language develops, starting with the basic shot type exercises. In most cases you are applying this to analysis of film opening (sometimes past coursework) examples.
Note that this broad field includes material crucial for at least 2 of your Evaluation/CCR Qs (Q1 + Q2). Its important to consistently provide specific illustration (eg screenshot/clip/audio) and clearly identify the film being referenced. We'll frequently use WT/Warp examples to help you with your exam preparation - any and all such textual analysis is also designed to help you with the TV Drama exam Q.
You need to provide analysis of a mix of general (any genre) examples to begin with, but focusing on the genre you've chosen as you get further in.
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