AICE Media Studies

  ·         "Nobody" has good character development. It also has multiple power struggles. As well as use of weapons. ·         I liked the movies way of character development, it really made the main character more enjoyable. I also liked the use of power struggles. I mainly enjoyed the use of weapons, especially because this is probably one of the most important parts of an action movie. ·         The movie had no conventions that I did not like. I expect to use most of the conventions that were used in this movie. All of these conventions are fine.

  ·         This movie has good character development. It also has multiple power struggles. As well as use of weapons. ·         I liked the movies way of character development, it really made the main character more enjoyable. I also liked the use of power struggles. I mainly enjoyed the use of weapons, especially because this is probably one of the most important parts of an action movie. The movie had no conventions that I did not like. I expect to use most of the conventions that were used in Dead reckoning. All of these conventions are fine.

·         Logan has good character development. It also has multiple power struggles. As well as use of weapons. ·         I liked the movies way of character development, it really made the main character more enjoyable. I also liked the use of power struggles. I mainly enjoyed the use of weapons, especially because this is probably one of the most important parts of an action movie. ·         The movie had no conventions that I did not like. I expect to use most of the conventions that were used in Logan. All of these conventions are fine.

Welcome back to our blog. We have narrowed down to three genres to choose from for our project. We have came to a conclusion on the action genre. This will give up a cool baseline for action shots and cool camera angles that will make our video pop. It was an easy decision as it is a perfect fit for our idea that we have came up with. Cannot wait to turn this into an amazing video with these amazing ideas.

 I n the drama genre, the focus shifts toward storytelling, character development, and emotional depth. Here are the common elements and techniques often found in dramas: Common Camera Techniques Steady Cam and Long Takes: Used to create a sense of intimacy and immersion in the story by following characters or scenes without cutting. Close-Ups and Medium Shots: Emphasizing emotions and expressions, allowing the audience to connect deeply with characters. Tracking Shots: Dynamic movements that follow characters or action, enhancing the storytelling visually. Natural Lighting: Often used to create a realistic or authentic atmosphere, enhancing the emotional impact. Common Characteristics Character-driven Plot: Focused on the internal struggles, conflicts, and growth of characters. Realistic Settings: Often grounded in real-world scenarios or settings to explore relatable themes. Emotional Depth: Engaging the audience through empathy, exploring complex emotions, relationships, ...

   In the horror genre, there are several common techniques and elements used to create suspense we see Common Camera Techniques like Shaky Cam: Used to create a sense of chaos and disorientation, often in chase or intense scenes. Point of View Shots: Placing the audience in the perspective of the antagonist or victim, heightening tension and suspense. Dutch Angle: Tilting the camera to create a feeling of unease or disorientation. Extreme Close-Ups: Emphasizing certain details or expressions, intensifying the fear factor. Slow Tracking Shots: Building suspense and dread by slowly revealing the environment or impending danger. Common Characteristics we see are "Atmosphere": Setting up eerie, tense, or foreboding environments through lighting, set design, and location. Suspenseful Plot: Employing unexpected twists, anticipation, and mystery to keep the audience on edge. Moral Ambiguity: Often involving complex characters or situations where moral lines blur, adding dep...