Nicole Geddis

Wizard of Oz Mise en Scene In the Wizard of Oz high key lighting is utilized. High key lighting is utilized in musicals and comedies of the exemplary Hollywood period. High key lighting includes lighting utilized in the three-point procedure at a lower level. In the initial segment of the film it was altogether recorded in highly contrasting. This gives the film a genuine and calm tone. The lighting is low key lighting giving it the sentiment of trouble and frustrates that Dorothy is feeling during the start of the film.  Setting (some lighting) The principal scenes of the motion picture show that Dorothy lives with her Auntie and Uncle on a homestead. The highly contrasting recording advances the inclination that the Aunt and Uncle are straightforward and serious individuals. At the point when the tornado comes and Dorothy races to the house when she can not get in to the basement the lighting is low which shows the risk of the circumstance and foreboding tornado. Here i...

Our 5 master edits with sound is uploaded here: https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=dGYfamG1ZMw Music- The first video we added sound into was  contrast ; it begun with a video of me  studying with  calming classical music  added in. Then, it turns into a video of me jumping off the diving off board with  splashing sound effects  added in. Voiceover- The second video we worked on was  parallelism . This video we tried to do a  voiceover , I am "talking" to reese as we walk to class.  Music- The third video was  symbolism . This, was personally my favorite. We used the Lely Trojans as our symbol and to keep a school theme, we used a video clip of the drum-line playing an opening theme. Sounds- The fourth video is  Simultaneity.  This video is the inside and outside of the school with the sound of crickets playing emphasizing that it is a quiet setting in both scenes. Music-The fifth video is  Leitmotif . T...

Parallelism In the motion picture Inception parallelism is accustomed to carry the motion picture to it's peak. The two scenes shown develop tension and are instances of parallelism. Leitmotif In this scene from the motion picture The Wizard of Oz a Leitmotif is appeared. This scene shows Miss Gulch riding her bicycle to Dorothy's home. The music shows the awful news that is going to occur as she draws nearer. Simultaneity This extract from the motion picture indicates concurrence because of the different purposes of perspectives being appeared in the scene where the particular side is being tricked. The police are after the journalist, Simon Ross who purportedly had data on a mystery association and a prime speculate who had been on the run, Jason Bourne, who is likewise the fundamental character of the film arrangement. This shows simultaneity as the police are deluded as they enter the transport and assault a man who was honest and in the mean time they are givin...

Youtube Link:  https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Sp6KWDy3Ytk&t=24s The first shot I did was Contrast which showed me writing notes and then me diving of a diving board. The second shot I did was Parallelism which showed Reese walking on one side and me walking on the other side. The third shot I did was Symbolism which showed the camera pointing at the a Trojan on the courtyard floor to the Trojan statue.The fourth shot I did was Simultaneity which showed how it was on the outside of the cafeteria vs inside the cafeteria.The fifth shot I did was Leitmotif which showed Reese sitting on the stairs and then what was going on inside her head.

Review of a few Camera Angles in the Movie The Wizard of Oz(1939) From Director Victor Fleming                 I chose to comment on a few of the camera angles in the 1939 film “The Wizard of Oz" because it has always been my favorite movie ever since I was a little kid. The various shots, camera angles, and scenery changes have always intrigued me. The genre includes Fantasy and Adventure which are typically not my favorite. Since, the genre normally doesn't appeal to me the different camera angles and techniques probably make this movie my favorite. It is very interesting how much camera angles can play in making a major film amazing or just subpar.                    The movie opened with scenes of Dorothy and her family in Kansas. In Kansas it foreshadows all of the upcoming characters that are in her dream when she is in Oz. ...

Week 3 I commented on Reese and Maddy's blog. Both of their shots made me feel welcomed and were positive. Reese showed her dog throughout her shots which was very cute. Maddy showed her younger sister which was also sweet. It was nice to see shots that made me happy and were meaningful.

Different Camera Shots Extreme Close Up This video was hard to film because I had to stay still while getting very close to the subjects eye. Cameo Shot This shot was easy to film because all the subject had to do was stand in front of a blank wall. Close Shot This shot was hard to film because I had to make sure that I didn't show below the subjects waist. Pan Shot  This shot was easy to film because all I had to do was film around the x-axis. Reaction Shot This shot was easy to film because the subject likes acting and she had to act shocked in this clip. Medium Long Shot This shot was easy to film because all I had to do was have the subject pose and combine medium and long shots. Long Shot This shot was hard to film because I had to keep the camera steady for awhile while the subject walked across a long distance. Establishing Shot This sho...