Trailer table
Trailer 1
British Heart
Foundation
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Poster 2
Confused.com
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Poster 3
BT Infinity
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Poster 4
Premiere Inn
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Poster 5
The Lego Movie
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Cinematography & WHY
(Shot, Angles, Movement)
Why did they choose these shot types/angles?
PICK SOME OF THE MOST IMPORTANT |
In front of the person and at a mid-shot
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From far away
With over the shoulder shots
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Mid-level showing the whole of the room
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High level shot
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Editing & WHY
Fast paced?
Continuity editing?
Any transitions?
Two shot?
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Fast pace editing to show the fast moving situation you would
deal with
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Medium speed editing to show give the feel of the conversation
with the shot reverse shot
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Fast editing with shot reverse shot showing the conversations
and the computer
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Slower editing to show the different locations and the bed
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Fast editing to fit in a lot in a short space of time and
to leave the audience wanting more
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Sound & WHY
Diegetic?
Non-diegetic?
Parallel/contrapuntal?
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All Diegetic using the talking and the song
contrapuntal sound |
The sound is all diegetic so all people present can hear
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Non dietetic at the end showing the price of the Wi-Fi
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Diegetic with him speaking and non diabetic with the music
playing
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Diagetic them speaking in the film and non diagetic when
they are saying the release dates
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Intertextuality
Where the meaning of a text
references other texts - homage, pastiche or parody, or by playing with
generic expectations
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Mr t with the hard on the hands
Blue peter with the here is one I made earlier
References the Bee Gees
Vinnie jones
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The typical cool kid with the car they brag about
Using slang that young people will use
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The Bt infinity ad
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The premiere inn ad
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Die hard
Society
Capitalism
Society being run off of fear
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Race/ethnicity
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All white supposedly British
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One black person with a robot and the rest are white with
a female
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All white British
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Black British male
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Mostly white American with a few black
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Audience Appeal
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The audience know the references and like the Lego aspect
making it kid friendly
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The audience is going to laugh at this Lego rendition as
it is funny and captures the whole family’s attention
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They find this funny and have a laugh at the as while they
also see how cheap it is
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The audience will find this funny enticing them towards
this
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They will want to see this film as this is enticing
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Location
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N/A
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Street
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In their apartment
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In a bed going through many different locations in the UK
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Different locations in the Lego universe
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Q. How has media language been used to create meaning in The Lego Movie advertising campaign ? in your answer you must talk about the poster campaign and the trailer (10)
The Lego movie advertising campaign used a lot of intertextuality they did this through the mise-en scene to create a enticing trailer for the audience of all ages and generations
An example of this is in the British heart foundation where the mise en scene creates many different intertextual references this is seen in the voice and words used by the character played by Vinnie jones his traditional cockney accent makes a reference to a typical hard man this is going to make the audience laugh
You've started off with a very good, strong response! I think you gave up!
ReplyDeleteDon't worry, we will look at this question together on Wednesday.
Miss C