Neha Ashok Raj AS Level

In general, my team and I weren't trying for the horror genre, although we had a few ideas. However, we became particularly interested in seeing a number of horror short films on YouTube since they are both incredibly beautiful and alarming. As previously stated, it requires interest. Fortunately, we all agreed on this and began the process of incorporating both practical and logical shots. We came to the conclusion that it had to take place on school property and have to depict a significant issue facing our society right now. I'm not sure how I even considered studying sociology because it didn't seem like a major deal, but I've since learnt that it's a huge issue that still impacts our generation and may have an impact on their future generations as well. The most prominent aspect of our film's opening is peer manipulation. I have a great deal of respect for the professionals because of the work that went into the pre-production alone, and the finalization...

  It was amazing to see how spontaneously my team and I came up with the idea. We decided to create content that resonates with our generation, as that is the majority of our audience. This became our target demographic. In today’s society, peer pressure is very common, especially among children, who often engage in activities they shouldn't just to fit in with a group or avoid being teased.  As a teenager myself, we wanted to make clear that the thrill around games like Truth or Dare is held to high standards and typically results in pressure to fulfil a truth or dare. The scenario is that the main character choose "Truth," but the others subtly persuade them to select "Dare." Later, the character loses all of their confidence and develops trust issues, which will eventually impair their future social skills. While it was exciting to investigate and go through the same procedure as the professional film industries, it took a long time for my team and I to concl...

Since it would be our first time participating in something that other high school students wouldn't, there wouldn't be any fun. After reviewing our roles and duties, we discovered that we were unsure of some of them and left several minor but crucial positions, such as set designer.  I received the role as the Director which is such an important responsibility and if I am going to be completely honest, I didn’t think I was up to it and thought I was failing my job since I have anxiety and generally am an overthinker. Now I know a lot more in depth and have the support of my teacher. I have returned part of my confidence but still some uncertainty lurking in me but in a way, that is good as that motivates me to perform my work and accomplish my goal. As shown in the above table, I have accepted the roles of both director and editor, sharing it with Akhilesh. Despite the fact that we will be filming at my school, according to format, we must have documentation as proof and evide...

The second visit to the media college was both informative and highly engaging. I am thankful that my school gave me this opportunity because I doubt I would have had it at such a young age. The best part was getting to see the behind-the-scenes production of the short film that was being produced at the college. We visited a green screen set and studied the basic operation of the camera. We discovered that the process of making a movie is like a butterfly effect; if one part isn't done, the others won't work. The screenplay is therefore the main part, and the main focus should be on the topic or plot functioning as it should fit within the script and not leave the audience with unanswerable questions. Mr. Ramesh Murugan (Scriptwriter & Director) dir_rameshmurugan         Mr. P. Thirumalaisamy (HOD - Clusters Media College) Although the details, like the normal iOs being (xyz), confused me and made it difficult for me to understand, I was able to get the mai...

I learned a lot by exploring DaVinci, mainly that even a 44-second video edit has a lengthier editing history than watching it! I have a great deal of respect for YouTube content creators and the post-production team in the media industry. I won't lie; it was enjoyable and I felt liberated. For practice, I decided to play around with something more commonplace, like traveling. I imagined myself traveling to Switzerland and taking in its breathtaking scenery and beauty, and the song was incredibly beautiful (thanks to the YouTube shorts). It was satisfactory for my first attempt, and since I am achieving the dreams and wants of my inner kid, I am fully inspired to improve.  I experimented with the cut page in DaVinci and discovered various tools, such as CrossFade and Dissolve, which helped to create a smooth transition.

The sensation of having a professional camera in my hands reminded me of my childhood obsession with photography, which began when I was eight years old. I lost any sense of how to manage and go over the basics, which led to the return of my hidden photo obsession. The fact that the school allowed us to use their camera was great, and I had a great time taking it with my friends.  It took a lot of time and involved a lot of brainstorming to figure out how to execute the shot! However, I persevered, and given that it was my first time after a long break, I am rather proud of myself for doing well. Here are the shots I have captured: Extreme Long Shot Long Shot Wide Shot Full Shot Medium Shot Close-Up Extreme Close-Up Over-the-Shoulder Shot Point of View Shot High Angle Low Angle Canted (Dutch) Angle

It’s not every day that you get the chance to attend a professional media college, learn from experienced professionals, and make your outcome even better. That’s a great opportunity for beginners! My school arranged a trip/class to Clusters Media College for my classmates and me to enhance our knowledge and understand the intensity and effort we need to put into this project. I know it's for my studies, but sacrificing my weekends feels like signing up for a never-ending meeting. Still, some things require a bit of compromise! It would be selfish of me to think I'm the only one giving up my weekend, especially when my teacher is also sacrificing their time to supervise us, making sure we have everything we need, including picking us up and dropping us off. To be honest, the waiting felt like it lasted forever—and if you've read my first blog, you know waiting is basically my arch-nemesis! It took about two hours before we could finally kick off the session. Having a class...

AI has become the first thing that comes to mind whenever we find ourselves in a pickle. Frankly, I think AI is dangerous after numerous events occurred. Almost everything has evolved and includes artificial intelligence in it, even if it is a small role. Well, in the film department we are going to see how AI has changed over a period of time as well as how it is impacting the film industry.  In the pre-production process:  ScriptBook: This artificial intelligence program analyzes scripts using natural language processing, providing information on character development and plot structure as well as forecasting box office success. For instance, 20th Century Fox employed ScriptBook to analyze the script of Logan , helping them in narrative decisions.  Cinelytic: By evaluating actors' past performance data and forecasting their possible influence on a movie's financial results, Warner Bros. has teamed up with Cinelytic's AI platform to help with casting. Sora: This artif...

Textual Analysis of the Miraculous Ladybug and Volkswagen collaboration advertisement  Camera Shots and Angles: 1. Wide Shot: establishing the stadium setting. 2. Close-up focuses on the character and the Volkswagen automobiles. 3. Tracking shots: Follows the movement of the car. 4. Over-the-shoulder shot: depicts the characters interacting or seeing the car for the first time. 5. Low-Angle: Makes the cars and characters seem more larger or powerful Mis-en-Scène 1. Setting/Location: A modern location that reflects the Volkswagen image 2. Costume Design: Ladybug and Cat Noir in their default superhero costumes. 3. Props: The Volkswagen automobile and its emblems. Sound: 1. Upbeat—Energizing background to match racing stress.  2. Sound effects: car accelerates, turns, and honks. Editing 1. Quick cuts: fast-paced edits that portray the urgency or speed of the actors driving. 2. Smooth Transitions: Change the effects quickly and smoothly.  Link for reference: MLB x VW