TrushiMedia:Coursework

1 ) Write an analysis of the cinematography in the opening sequence.  Highlight  your use of media language and try to cover camera shots, angles and movement using the terminology we have learned in lessons.  Establishing shot was the first shot to show the laboratory and where the scene would take place. The camera was slight shaky to add realism when the scientist is running and was panning to the action. Close ups were used and the scientists face was zoomed in on gradually as the tension built up. Tracking shits were also used to draw the audience in and when the kids are playing D&D the camera is eye level to make the audience feel as if they just walked into the room. 2) How does the camerawork give the audience clues about the setting, narrative and character? The establishing shot shows the audience the scene takes place in a laboratory.. The close ups on the kids playing D&D shows that they are fooling around and almost brings a false tension to add  suspense 3) A nal

  1) Discuss what your preliminary exercise will involve – make notes on your blogpost of  location ,  sequence of events , casting  etc. The preliminary task involves a girls bedroom where her friends/ piano teacher teaches to teach her how to play a song on the piano but get frustrated when she’s doing it wrong and then they finally press the same notes and end up with the right a ong. 2) Write a short  script  for the preliminary exercise. Remember, scripts outline movement and shots as well as dialogue. The  BBC Writer's Room  is a brilliant resource for tips and examples of TV scriptwriting.  Here's a genuine TV script example from Luther  to check you are formatting your script correctly. mahado: that the wrong  note. Are you  stupid? izabela:yoyr playing the wrong  note mahado: what are yoyu doing bruv? 3) Write a  shot list  of every possible shot (and a few extra) you will need for this preliminary exercise.  An  example shot list is here . Establishing shot of back. L