Walt Disney owns touchstone pictures this type of company makes films that contains violent scenes and adult behaviour, but when watching the titles you
don’t see the Walt Disney logo, this is because they don’t want to be
associated with violent behaviour in film because they are a family orientated
company.
Wednesday, 16 January 2013
film institutions
film opening shots
Shots:
My partner and me
had to think about the different types of shots we should use in our film
opening
Finally after had
spoken about it and discussed the different shots we had chosen the ones that
we wanted to include.
Close up: we used
this shot because we felt that it was quite effective because you can see the
characters facial expression clearly and how they are feeling.
Long shot: we used
this type of shot because we felt that it was effective because it shows where
the shot is being taken.
Match on action:
we used this shot because it effective because it shows two people having a
conversation in one shot
Extreme close up:
we used this shot because we felt as1 if this was dramatic and also you can see
their emotions even clear than a close up.
film ratings
When researching what target
audience me and my partner was going to be making our film for. We researched information about different
ages and what the age rating meant and if it was appropriate.
U stands for Universal. When a film is rated U this
means it is suited for any age. This can be animated or a film with normal
actor’s. They don’t contain any violence or scene that are inappropriate to
viewers of a young age.
PG stands for parent guardian. This means that
children under 13 have to be supervised by an adult or someone over the age of
18. PG films mainly contain bad
language, violence and brief nudity.
12A means if you are over the age of 12 you are
aloud to watch this film without being with an adult. 12 rated films may
contain strong language and sexual references.
Rated 15 mean that you have to be at least 15 years
of age to watch this film without an adult. Rated 15 films may contain strong
language, sexual references and mature themes.
Rated 18 means that you have to be 18 or over to
view this film. Rated 18 films mainly contain very strong language, violence
senses and sexual senses.
My partner and me have chosen to rate our film 15
because it may contain some strong language and mature features.
Friday, 11 January 2013
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