AICE Media Studies

  Shot 1:       - Establishing shot of the outside of the house.      - Non-diegetic sound: Dream harp      - Lighting: Dream-like filter (pastel colors)  Shot 2:      - Close-up shot of a woman in the kitchen getting water from the faucet.       - Diegetic sound: Water from the faucet.      - Lighting: Dream-like filter and kitchen lights   Shot 3:      - Tracking shot to the living room.      - Man (V.O.): "Honey, the movie's starting."      - Lighting: Dream-like filter (pastel colors)  Shot 4:       - Woman plops down on the couch.      - Diegetic sound: T.V. plays in the background.      - Lighting: Reflection of T.V.  Shot 5:        - Close-up of T.V.       - Diegetic sound: Sound of movie playing       - ...

 Director: Richard Shepard  Production: Miramax, Capstone Film Group  Music: Paul Haslinger  Actors: Steven Weber, Graeme Duffy, Molly Grace, Mark, Kandborg, Elieen Tian, Milah Thompson, Winnie Hung, Leanne Wang, Sofy Chen, Christina Jastrzembska, Evelyn chew, Glynis Davies  There is an old lady on her death and there is a lot of pill bottles around her. The music gives off an eerie feeling to the film. The old lady was looking at a cross out her window which shows that she knows it was her time. There is a young girl sitting next to her that looks sad. This shows that she has some type of connection with the old lady. There are two ladies outside whispering and it looks like they are gossiping or speaking in hush tones in regard to the old lady dying. While she was sitting down the young girl had a flashback to her screaming then back to her normal state then back to her in the field then back to her normal state again. This part shows that something bad happen...

 There are four titles displayed in the opening scene of Darlin'. They are as followed:   Studio: MPI Media Group Production Company: Hood River Entertainment Actors/Actresses: Lauryn Canny, Bryan Batt, Nora-Jane Noone, Cooper Andrews, Pollyanna McIntosh, John Spud McConnell, Geraldine Singer, Maddie Nichols, Mackenzie Michelle Graham, Jeff Pope, Eugenie Bondurant, Sabrina Gennarino, and Thomas Francis Murphy. Movie Name: Darlin'  The opening scene mainly depicts a forest where it is snowing. We see an ungroomed woman and an equally ungroomed child, who are wearing very little clothing and walking through the forest barefoot. We can then see a trail of blood, and one of them bends down to pick up what appears to be a golf club near the trail. This leads us to believe that they killed someone or something and then dragged it away. It then switches to nighttime in the forest and the scene still focuses on the pair walking, more specifically, it shows their feet. As the...

 Production: BH productions, Meridian entertainment, Divide/ conquer Casting - Daniella Pineda, Elle LaMont, Janeane Garofalo, Miles Emmons, Lee Eddy, Austin Amelio, Elke Boucher-Depew, Dylan Gage, Troy Anthony Hogan, Jamy Lentz. Director- Owen Egerton  Writer - Owen Egerton  Produced by- Seth Caplan, John Lang, Adam Hendricks, Greg Gilreath  Edited by- Sean McQueeny  Music- Kazimir Bolye  There were 8 titles. The Opening Sequence begins with two young girls in a large field of grass with trees surrounding the area. Both girls are singing a nursery rhyme while walking. This gives off the feeling that something might happen to the girls or something will happen because of the music in the back. The scene then goes into a wide-angle and shows a group of young kids and a flashback of many different clips. This gives you a look at what happened to the girls and what went wrong. Then it cuts to one of the girls in an office speaking with an older woman about the...

  There are 15 titles in the opening sequence of   Hell Fest.  They are listed below in order of appearance: Studio- Lionsgate  Production Company- CBS Films, Tucker Tooley Entertainment, Valhalla Motion Pictures Actors- Amy Forsyth, Reign Edwards, Bex Taylor-Klaus, Tony Todd, Roby Attal, Christian James, Matt Mercurio Casting- Deanna Brigidi, Lisa Mae Fincannon  Music- Bear McCreary Costume- Eulyn C. Hufkie  Editors- Gregory Plotkin, David Egan  Production Designer- Michael T. Perry Director of Photography- Jose David Montero Executive Producers- Phillip Kobylanski, Greg Renker Produced By- Gale Anne Hurd, Tucker Tooley  ScreenPlay- Seth M. Sherwood, Blair Butler, Akela Cooper Story By- William Penick, Christopher Sey, Stephen Susco  Director- Gregory Plotkin Title- Hell Fest The images are prioritized in the opening sequence? The opening sequence prioritized images, including creepy props and signs for a local fair and haunt actor...

 Watchthetitles. com   When you first open the website it gives you many interview videos. Lots of the videos are about digital artists and artists who work on these titles. Every title has a description of what was the inspiration for the title. They give us a short paragraph explaining each meaning of the title and the accomplishments of the show or movie. The Website sorted the titles by feature films, Tv shows, event titles, student projects, video games, and french Fridays, this helped when picking out a specific title. The summary for the title gave a lot of information like the set design concepts, pictures of storyboards, and the process. These were all important to look at because they helped give a clear understanding of each title and help understand the work that took place to create them. It showed the steps and the process of each title. these all helped develop a clear understanding of the titles for us.  Art of the title  This website gives a list of ...

  Angles Some angles in the movie include a lot of over-the-shoulder shots, high shots, wide shots, flashbacks, and tracking shots.  Costume There were no significant costumes in the movie other than the clown costume and bloody dress worn by Bill's wife in the beginning. The other clothes were casual clothing such as jeans and t-shirts or formal clothing such as suits.  Lighting For the most part, the movie has normal lighting. It gets dark under the bleachers at the baseball game, at the hospital when the nurse is stabbed, at the hotel, when they are in the sewer and when it is nighttime.  Actors The main actors include Beverly Marsh played by Sophia Lillis and Jesica Chastain, Bill Denbrough played by Jaeden Lieberher and James McAvoy, Richie Tozier played by Finn Wolfhard and Bill Hader, Eddie Kaspbrak played by Jack Dylan Grazer and James Ransone, Stanley Uris played by Wyatt Oleff and Andy Bean, Ben Hanscom played by Jeremy Ray Taylor and Jay Ryan, Mike Hanlon ...