A film is a set of moving images that are captured by a camera. Films are medium through which, people can demonstrate content of their choice. Over the years, the popularity of film has proliferated considerably as many view it as a way to communicate their information across to a targeted audience. As the reputation of film has gained high esteem, so has its quality. The increase in quality over 120 years is incredible considering the content that is currently available to the public. In order
Our constitution gives the media and the public an ‘almost absolute’ right to freedom over speech and expression. The founding fathers of the Indian constitution attached great importance to this right and knew that this right is inherently important for a democratic society. The right is subject to certain restrictions mentioned in Article 19(2), one of which is that this right can be restricted by the state subject to obscenity and morality. The contrast of a free and continuously developing media
laws are consistently facing new issues (Litman, 2017, p. 19). Intellectual property is thus omnipresent in the film industry and cannot be ignored by filmmakers. Wasko and Jewell, who studied the ‘script market’, retracing with precision the journey of a script from
emotion and importance of a scene today, “Deep focus”. Deep focus means that everything in the frame, the back round, the foreground all of the scenes important characters and props are all in focus instead of just a single aspect or object. Deep focus requires the perfect combination of lighting, technique and a special lens that is needed for the effect. Deep focus brings an entirely new set of challenges to deal with. For example Mise-en-scene or the physical environment in which a film takes place
filmmakers of all time and is one of the masters of suspense in film. Over his career that spanned more than half a century he created many hits and pioneered techniques in the suspense and psychological thriller genres. He was the first to use a form of camera movement to imitate a person’s view, helping to raise suspense by placing the viewer within the action, and helping to make his films feel more realistic. Hitchcock directed over 50 films over his career and magazines such as the Daily Telegraph
The film posters released in conjunction with Spiderman and The Amazing Spiderman will be compared using filmic techniques, filmic evolution as well as Spiderman and The Amazing Spiderman as a whole. Complex craft and intricate plots as seen in Spiderman and The Amazing Spiderman are possible due to motion picture development, driven by technological evolution. Numerous filmmaking methods are developed due to technological evolution. The film posters for Spiderman depict a costume with raised
entertainment (films, television, novels), involves different rules/methods that creators use to communicate a story. Sometimes, the storytelling differences appear obvious; unlike novels, films convey stories through visual means. On the other hand, some entertainment displays more similarities than differences, such as film and television due to their focus on visual storytelling. However, films and television display one major distinction that revolves around time/timing and editing. Usually, films last
shown a lot throughout the film. During the middle of the film, we see a shot looking up into the sky and the tall buildings. This, and so do the other shots of movement makes it feel like the viewers are on the train itself.
In the film Spirited Away Hayao Miyazaki paints a picture of growing up in an elegant and riveting manner. As our heroine, Chihiro, travels down this intense and, at times, unnerving path she displays her growing maturity and blossoming ability in many ways, from her changing behaviour to her evolving body language, even the way that she speaks changes significantly. Her journey is not only through this magically terrifying world, but is also expressing how at this age, every little girl turns into
The film Narnia: The Lion, The Witch and The Wardrobe was produced by Mark Johnson. The film is about four children, Susan, who is the oldest, Peter, who is the leader of the children, Edmund, who at the beginning of the film is selfish and Lucy, who is the youngest of the children discovers a wardrobe which takes them to another fantasy world called Narnia. In Narnia they meet many good people, such as Mr. Tumnus who is a fawn and evil people, such as the White Witch of Narnia, who tell them the