AICE Media Studies

shot 1:  In front of a house. E stablishing shot shot 2:  A girl walks up to the house and walks inside.  Tilt down shot 3:  The girl walks into the house.  Zoom in shot 4:  The girl searches for anything to eat in the fridge, specifically something sweet.  medium shot to over the shoulder shot 5:  Reveal a piece of cherry cheesecake in the fridge.  close up shot 6:  The girl takes the slice of cheesecake out of the fridge, content of what she found.  medium shot shot 7:  She leaves the kitchen and heads towards her room, excited to eat the cheesecake.  Pan shot shot 8:  She walked into her room so she could eat the cheesecake.  Pan left shot 9:  She sits at her desk and eats her slice of cheesecake.  medium shot shot 10:  The girl finishes the slice of cheesecake.  medium shot shot 11:  Reveal a teddy bear on a shelf, speaking.  Low angle and shot reverse shot shot 12:  The gir...

Font: coney: innocent turned for the worst Rubik Doodle Shadow - Rubik Burned - Contrast: Color – Depending on the background, between black and white. If needed, fill in the words with black or white to make it readable. Size: depending on the shot and what is going on in each scene. Purpose – To show who was in charge of what and who was in the film. the title is most of the time less important for the people watching. Working title: Rabbit Hole Sweets How will the titles (the words) enter and leave the screen? By fading or dissolving in/away, sometimes staying in a shot. How long will each title be on the screen before it disappears? Depending on the length of the title, make sure the viewer can read it.

Schedule 2/17/24 - 2/18/24 I will use these two days to record all the scenes I need and extra if needed. I will also create the voices for the stuffies needed for the film. 2/24/24 - 2/26/24 I will sort and splice all of the clips together to begin editing. If needed, gather more recordings to make it to the required time. 2/27/24 - 3/15/24 I will be done with editing and embed it onto my blog. Location I will be filming at my house, inside and outside. Participants Actors: Michelle Nguyen Filming, Editing, and Directing: Melissa Nguyen (Me) Health and Safety To ensure our safety, my parents will be supervising us and helping us out behind the scenes, they will be prepared for the worst-case scenario. For the parts where we show knives, our parents will be making sure we are careful and don't get harmed.

Outside the house Girl "Man, I sure am hungry... I'm craving for something sweet." Inside the house: kitchen Girl "Hm... there's nothing here but a slice of cheesecake... oh well, it's probably for me." Inside the house: bedroom Girl "Yum, my favorite... cherry cheesecake." Plush #1 "Thief, was the treat that tempting to take?" Girl "What? Who are you? How did you get in my house?" Plush #2 "Affiliations are abortive, an adequate assumption for the acquainted." Girl "What are you saying? Is this cake yours?" Plush #3 "Correct, consequences will conquer the culpable." Girl "What? I'm getting a bit dizzy... What was in that cake?!... What is going on?? Why are there talking stuffies??"

 Art of the Titles - What titles are displayed during the opening sequences? Who directed the film, who did the screenplay, who the story was by, the Hodgsons, the Warrens, who produced the film, executive producers, executive producer, who made the characters were based on, director of photography, production designer, editor, visual effects supervisor, the cast's names, who did the casting, who designed the costumes, who made the music, music supervisor, which company is presenting the film, which company the film was associated with, which company produced the film, who was the director of the film, and the title of the movie. - What images are prioritized in the opening sequence? An old tape recorder, a slide show of the people, outside buildings of an area, pictures of inside a home, seems very old, and an old swinging in the dark. - How does the film establish a feeling of the genre from the ou It has small clips of visually disturbing images between completely normal images,...

Watch the Titles! - What titles are displayed during the opening sequences? Who directed the film, wrote the film, produced the film, executive produced the film, the executive producer, the producer, the names of the cast in the film, director of photography, production designer, editor, who the music is from, what the film was based on, creature designer and supervisor, costume designer, who did the casting, then the name of the film, the company that is producing this film, who's associated with the film, whose film it was, and who is the presentation of the film. - What images are prioritized in the opening sequence? A dark and worn down jail, it looks abandoned. Some clips show creatures the camera seems to attempt to escape from as the title screen goes on. - How does the film establish a feeling of the genre from the ou It incorporates the genre of horror by creating a chasing scene in the opening sequence with the creatures trying to kill them. It creates a rush of adrenali...

Art of the Title - What titles are displayed during the opening sequences? What studio is presenting, company production, its associated productions, whose film it was, then the name of the movie, the cast's names, who did the casting, the Canadian casting, who created the music, who did the costume designs, visual effects supervisor, the editors, production designers, director of photography, co-producers, executive producer, who produced the film, who had written it, who directed the film,  - What images are prioritized in the opening sequence? Mr. Bones, his car, the streets of 1979, Snoop Dog being nice and giving money to the public, then it shifts to the sketchier side of the streets, then a building with keep-out signs,  - How does the film establish a feeling of the genre from the ou It implements it by at first giving it an innocent and peaceful atmosphere. However, it then shifts to an eerie and disturbing side of the streets. It also included scenes of a building th...

Watch the Titles is a site that lets people view title sequences of movies, shows, and video games. This is helpful due to the fact that I could analyze and find inspiration for a title sequence. This source is reliable because it does not require any sort of paywall to access the site. Due to the diverse selection of title scenes, it was clear that I could get inspiration from the title designs and get creative from them. There were many films, from obscure to famous. This will really help due to my lack of knowledge of movies that are not mainstream. As someone who is not that interested in using their free time to watch movies, it is very convenient to use this site to efficiently analyze opening scenes in films. The website is also easy to navigate and use, despite being new to it. It will allow me to search for movies in the same genre as the opening sequence I will be doing. Overall, I plan to use this website until the very end so I can conjure up a solid opening sequence.