AICE Media Studies

  Hello everyone! Here is the storyboard for my Short film!  1. Jenny's phone rings as she sleeps in. 2. Messages are shown that highlight Jenny is going to be late for work. 3. Jenny checks the time and realizes she is late for work. 4. She rushes to her closet to get dressed. 5. She then goes to the bathroom where she rushes to do multiple things. 6. Jenny hurries out the door with toast hanging in her mouth. 1. Hanya is giving Jenny a lecture on being late while also asking her about her final art project. 2. As Jenny is getting a book she sees a boy on the other side of the bookshelf. 3. Jenny runs over to the other side of the bookshelf. When she sees James she asks to draw him. 4. Both Jenny and James shake on a deal o hep each other achieve their goals. 5. Jenny is trying to draw James but he keeps joking around. 6. Montage of Jenny drawing him before dissolving into another scene. 1. As Jenny is sleeping James stares at her before leaving. 2. She sees a red note on the...

  Hello Everyone! Today we will talk about the title design for my opening sequence. The fonts in my film will be the “Bodoni 72 Oldstyle”  and “Chalkduster” font. The title of the film will be “Awaiting your red letters.” I decided that in the title the word red should be put in the color red to make it stand out from the rest of the words. Everything will be in all caps except for the word "red." For example it will look like this, “Awaiting your red letters.” However for the rest of the titles in the film they will just be in the “Bodoni 72 Oldstyle” font simply in white. In regards to animations, there will be no in animation for the film title but only a fade out animation. For the other titles like characters and directors, those will have both fade in and out animations. That is all, thank you for tuning in! Logging off! 

Welcome ! Today we’ll be going over key parts for this film! We will be discussing locations, participants, health, and the schedule. First is locations: Tree Tops park, West Regional Library, Downtown Fort Lauderdale, Fort Lauderdale Beach, My apartment, and my aunt’s house.   Second is Participants :  Aaliyah James as Jennifer  Jaden Tran as James  Logan as Aaron Savannah Dorset as Lani Hanya Campbell as Hanya  Filming, Editing, and Directing Kemora Whitelocke Third is Props/Costumes:  Props will include a canon camera, headphones, books, pencils, red paper, envelope, ect. Costumes will be everyday clothing, not too flashy but not sloppy.  Fourth is Health and safety: In order to keep us safe, my parents have volunteered to be a part of our "safety team". They help assure us that there is constant supervision, with access to a phone that can dial 911, and a first aid kit within reach. The safety team ensures our safety and well-being by monitori...

  Welcome . Today we will be breaking down the short film title, Moving Takahashi. Conventions  in the romance genre, included in the short film, are comedic characters, life or death scene, emotional tension, and friends to lovers. Within the film:  CAMS:  Two-shots: mostly with the main characters/love interest. Three-shot Establishing Shots Close up's Eye-Level shot  Long shot Zoom Medium long shot Over the shoulder SOUND: Soft music Diegetic sounds Laughter MIS-EN-SCENE: Props: garbage truck, bandage, jacket, and guns Soft lighting Low lighting Costumes: Work clothes Dialogue EDITING : Cutaways Match cut  Fade in/out dissolve  EXAMPLE FILMS in the romance genre : 20th century girl, to all the boy I loved before. ELEMENTS I LIKE : Cinematography, complex characters, themes & symbolism. ELEMENTS I DISLIKE : Overuse of tropes & clichés, poor pacing, uninteresting Characters. That's it. Logging off!

    Welcome . Today we will be breaking down the short film title, Moving Takahashi. Conventions  in the romance genre, included in the short film, are emotional tension, hero is the man, love at first sight, lying, and o pposites attract. Within the film:  CAMS:  Two-shots: mostly with the main characters/love interest. Three-shot Establishing Shots Close up's Eye-Level shot  Long shot Zoom POV SOUND: Old school music in another language Diegetic sounds Laughter MIS-EN-SCENE: Props: cigarettes, pills, and old music player Soft lighting: for comfort Low-lighting: for dramatic scenes Costumes: girl is dressed more fancy while the male is dressed more poorly. Dialogue EDITING : Cutaways Match cut  Fade out/dissolve  EXAMPLE FILMS in the romance genre : 20th century girl, to all the boy I loved before. ELEMENTS I LIKE : Cinematography, complex characters, themes & symbolism. ELEMENTS I DISLIKE : Overuse of tropes & clichés...

      Welcome . Today we will be breaking down the short film title, I'm Here. Conventions  in the romance genre, included in the short film, are emotional tension, l ove story, love at first sight, and  selflessness.  Within the film:  CAMS:  Two-shots: mostly with the main characters/love interest. Establishing Shots Close up's Eye-Level shot  Tracking shot  Long shot Zoom in SOUND: Soft gentle music like a piano to set the scene. Diegetic sounds Laughter Breathing  MIS-EN-SCENE: Props: car Soft lighting: for comfort Low-lighting: for dramatic/intimate scenes Costumes: everyday clothing/ robotic parts Dialogue EDITING : Slow Motion: f or  embraces. Cutaways. Montage Sequences EXAMPLE FILMS in the romance genre : 20th century girl, to all the boy I loved before. ELEMENTS I LIKE : Cinematography, complex characters, themes & symbolism. ELEMENTS I DISLIKE : Overuse of tropes & clichés, poor pacing, uninter...

  Welcome . Today we will be breaking down the short film title, Bozo. Conventions in the romance genre, included in the short film, are a nticipation, tension, e motional vulnerability, lovers breaking up, comedy, and c limactic scenes where the characters share a passionate moment.  Within the film:  CAMS:  Two-shots: mostly with the main characters/love interest. Establishing Shots Close up's Tilt SOUND: Soft gentle music like a piano to set the scene. Rustling Fabrics: To enhance physical scenes  Diegetic sounds Laughter MIS-EN-SCENE: Props: cigarette Soft lighting: for comfort Low-lighting: for dramatic/intimate scenes Costumes: everyday clothing  Dialogue EDITING : Slow Motion: for kissing scenes/other embraces. Cutaways. EXAMPLE FILMS in the romance genre : 20th century girl, to all the boy I loved before. ELEMENTS I LIKE : Cinematography, complex characters, themes & symbolism. ELEMENTS I DISLIKE : Overuse of tropes ...