Explanation provided from Q+A - a little intro or talk would have helped
I chose the converses as they're colourful and the crown on the top of the shoes hinted how girly the converses looked.
Also, no rock isn't exclusively male as women also are in rock bands, I added an image of women in a rock band which highlights rock isn't only for men but is for women as well.
Romeo and Juliet meeting for the first
time starts off with a mid-shot of Romeo then jumps to a close up of his face
in the water then it jumps back to him looking in the mirror then back again at
the water but this time he throws his mask in the water (which is
still a close up).
I think they use
the steadicam when Romeo walks from the water towards the fish tank as the
camera turns as he turns and then the camera follows him when he looks at all
the fishes. That's when the scene changes to the woman singing and it's a close
up of her face which is really effective as her facial expression
highlights how passionate she is about the song.
Then the scene
goes back to Romeo with the woman singing in the background. The camera
movement still uses a steadicam while he's lost in all the fishes the camera on
the other side of the tank follows his face. The camera framing then is a close
up of Romeo but its shot with the fish tank in the front. I feel the close up
is really important as his facial expression in a way hints that something is
going to happen, he almost looks anxious like he knows something is going to
happen, he's going to meet someone...
Then it pans down
while he bends down to look at all the fishes then the audience
is introduced to Juliet through using an extreme close up
of her eye. After, they both jump and it goes back to a mid-shot of them two
looking at each other from the opposite sides of the tank. It then goes
from a close up of Romeo starring at Juliet to a close up of Juliet
starring at Romeo. The fact that they have so many close ups is really
effective as it shows their facial expressions which shows their interest in
each other. Love at first sight...
The camera at this
point is on Romeo's side of the tank, it's still using the steadicam because
when Romeo moves forward so does the camera. The camera pans from Romeo to
Juliet the camera now is on Juliet's side of the tank and you can now clearly
see Juliet.
2012- The Vow
This scene opens with the steadicam
slighting moving bottom to top, then the next shot is of the woman moving
walking towards the camera. Then they use tracking shot to film the woman
walking past the man. After there is a close up of the man and woman looking at
each other. Again their facial expressions are really effective as it express
the love between them. It hints love at first sight. From the first 18 seconds
of the clip they already have introduced the man and woman where as in Romeo
and Juliet in this shot clip they don't introduce Juliet straight away.
Also, The Vow uses
move camera movements in the opening compared to Romeo and Juliet. The scene
then changes to the woman walking outside towards her car and forgetting
something inside when the man comes behind her and they begin to have
a conversation. Mid-shot are used while they talking which each other, it jumps
from her to him. Then it goes to close ups while their still talking to each
other. This is really effective because you can see clearly they like each
other.
Towards the end of
them talking them uses around 11 closes up and mid shots of them just talking.
This is completely different to Romeo and Juliet as The Vow uses
a variety of different camera frames. Steadicam is used when they
begin to walking away as while they're walking the camera follows them.
Overall, over the
years because the technology has improved the quality of different shot types
and camera movements have improved as you can clearly see the difference of
number of shots used in Romeo and Juliet to The Vow during the clips.
Well, in 2012 the
main genre that grossed the most was Action and Adventure films, I think action
and adventure films are more popular because nowadays they can add more special
effects and by spending a lot more money on the films they make it really
entertaining especially for boys with cars crashing and buildings blowing up.
2011
Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows – Part
2
Transformers: Dark of the Moon
Pirates of the Caribbean: On Stranger Tides
The Twilight Saga: Breaking Dawn – Part 1
Mission Impossible: Ghost Protocol
Kung Fu Panda 2
Fast Five
The Hangover Part II
The Smurfs
Cars 2
Again, action is the
main grossed film in 2011; this just shows how the audience love the development
of film over the years. 2011 action had developed over the years and it’s still
the main grossing film in 2012. However I also found fantasy films in 2011 were
also every popular.
2010
Toy Story
Alice in Wonderland
Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows: Part 1
Inception
Shrek Forever After
The Twilight Saga: Eclipse
Iron Man 2
Tangled
Despicable Me
How to train a Dragon
Finally, in 2010 Fantasy and comedy
films were enjoyed more meaning over the years the audiences have lost interest
in comedy but like Fantasy films more until Action films took over which is
obvious because of the technology they have nowadays can make all the action
look real. Most of the fantasy films were animated meaning the target audience
was for children and their parents.
Overall, I think from 2010 to
2012 the audiences started by liking fantasy films then as the years went on
and the technology developed they started liking action and in 2012 they also
decided to make a animated action film – “brave” which highlights my point of
the audience moving on and the producers catering to the move of Fantasy to
Action.
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This advert was for people who advertise on Mumsnet, claiming that the parent had abusive and distressing anti-male content which promoted gender hatred against men and boys.
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