Half term homework: Sound & Star Wars!

 
As discussed today, sound terms we talked about: Diegetic and non-diegetic sound

Homework: To create a blog post explaining the difference between the two terms.

Then embed the new Star Wars trailer and explain examples of each type of sound. No one sentence homeworks - try to explain what effect that sound would have on the audience.

Media Studies London Trip Proposal - Anyone interested?

 Media trip idea as discussed today. Need to know how many people would be up for this, let me know!

Mise en scene homework

Above you can check your notes on the 5 elements of mise-en-scene we have discussed in the last week.

Homework task

Find the official Scott Pilgrim Vs the World trailer online on YouTube and embed it in the same way you have done for last week's homework.

Screenshot three different images from the trailer and analyse the mise en scene - What information does it tell you about the scene? Or about the characters?

The more detail the better, as some people are trying to get away with one sentence answers! This has NOT gone unnoticed.

Mr H

Blog on your phone - get the app here

Got a smartphone? Might as well use the Blogger app

iPhone or iPad? Get it from the App Store here:

https://itunes.apple.com/en/app/blogger/id459407288?mt=8

Android? Get it from the Google Play store here:

https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.google.android.apps.blogger&hl=en_GB

Enjoy!

Mr H

6 places left for #PlayExpo trip on Sunday - see me ASAP

Just 6 places left, we can't wait so hopefully you can't either - But if you have not yet paid then your place is NOT confirmed and you need to come and put that letter in my hand

For more information on the trip and what will be there go to www.playexpo.net or search for Replay Events on Twitter.

Homework task for Friday

1. Pick a trailer that you like on YouTube
2. Copy and paste the html "Embed code" into a new blog post
3. Pick 5 screenshots from the trailer and explain
a) What camera angle is being used?
b) And what is the effect? / Why has it been used?

This is an extreme long shot also known as  an establishing shot. This is used in order to set the scene and show us that Everest is really cold and remote.