Media Blog 2: TK

 LEARNERS RESPONSE: MR BUSH: 

MISE-EN-SCENE RECREATIONAL PRACTICAL: THE ORIGINAL: THE RECREATION: COSTUME: For the costume we tried to see what the closest possible outfit to our characters was. There were barely any full shots, so we did not bother about the bottom part of the outfit this was also not shown in the actual scene. If we couldn't get the exact same outfit, we tried to get similar colours or design of the outfits which I believe did a very impressive job. LIGHTING: For the lighting we used natural lighting that was there in the canteen hall. We did not add any extra ring lights because we believed it was not needed as it is supposed to be a typical day at school and the lighting at the time seemed to be perfect. ACTORS: For the actresses in the video, we decided on Tanisha (me) being Karen  who is mostly clueless in the scene, Sopiga who is one of the main protagonists  of mean girls acted out as   Regina , Rukshana acted out as one of the other main protagonists cady and rathusa who played th

  FILM POSTER ANALYSIS What do you think the film is about and what might the storyline be? I think this movie is about a man who has made a robot, but the robot seems to be the villain of the story doing things that are not supposed to be done causing troubles to the universe (this is because the background of the poster gives me ideas of space and stars). The gun and the light give the man heroic (narrative roles) characteristics. The smoke in the women's hand and the cold chilled facial reactions give a very villainy expression.  What genre(s) do you think the film belongs to? This film belongs to the genre action and sci-fi (hybrid genre)   because the movie contains violence which can be showed through the gun. I also think it can be sci- fi because of how I think its related to the universe and robots.  Who do you think is the target audience? I believe the film is an 18+ because of the violence and also because of the characters facial expressions which make it seem like it