Ellis Parsley TV and Film Blog

1. It usually refers to widescreen TV. 2. 1920 x 1080 3. The frame rate would be 50p and the p stands for processive scan. 4. P is progressive scan where it shows every frame after one another. I is interlaced scan which shows half the frame at one moment and interlaces the frames together so we see a unified movement. P is much larger however is better quality. 5. 24fps 6. An advantage of shooting at a higher frame rate would be that it gives you a cleaner shot and better quality film. 7. A lossy file is if it is highly compressed. 8. MOV, MP3, MP4. 9.Video file type is the container. A codec is how the video and audio is compressed to get it inside, then decompressed to read it again. 10. Bitrate is the rate of which file processed information.

Strength: -Our imaginative idea - At the start we created what we envisioned onto the screen - The VFX and green-screen came out well for amateurs. -We planned and organised ourselves accordingly - The editing had no hiccups and we smoothly transitioned Weakness; -The Quality of the filming is grainy and sometimes blurry - We weren't able to fully finish an animation we were planning to create at the end - The Visuals were not aesthetically pleasing with the black borders P reproduction paperwork: https://www.flipsnack.com/DanielBowmanSpink/pre-production-tv-ad.html https://www.flipsnack.com/DanielBowmanSpink/location-and-talent-releases.html

 

Episode 1: Birth of the Cinema What was the episode about? The episode was about the creation of cinema and how it has progressed from 1895 to 1920 and showed us what the first film was about in 1895 and also how it was created, the people who were behind it and the people who starred in them. Editing was also talked about, involving who created it and how it was created.  What have you learned? I have learnt that money does not drive movies, ideas do and that it is hard to tell what will connect with an audience, empathy and sympathy play a big part in the movies. The Lumiere Brothers created the worlds first film camera by being inspired by a sewing machine and that it became illegal to film so they went to Hollywood. When Lumiere's film first came out with a train, the audience thought it was coming out of the screen towards them. Lastly, I learnt many types of editing and the fact that editing was discovered by a machine malfunction, like a magic trick. 

This is a clip from The Impossible, this shows the emotional scene where a family are reunited after a treacherous journey which befell them after a tsunami. Editing Analysis Gradually throughout the video, the shots and cuts start of longer and gradually get shorter building up tension due to its quickness to emphasize that it is not slowing down. A simple cut transition is mainly used in this clip. Firstly, we see the mother looking towards something behind the camera, a motivated edit, which then cuts to the shadow of what we assume to be the son behind a curtain. The son hesitates to leave, but finally does and there is a long pause onto the mother to create empathy towards her character. Parallel editing enforces the on-edge feeling as all of the family are near the same hospital making the viewer anxious and hoping that they will reunite, this is amplified by the fact that they can be viewed on the same shot transitioning (where the camera's focus switches to each cha...