Match on Action

Match on Action
MoA is used to show 2 or more different angles of the same scene to make the scene more interesting to the audience. To use it you have to have at least 2 different angles of the same scene and then cut it together to make the movement smooth.

Notes 1.3.1

Head room - how much space you leave above the characters. 

180 degree rule

A basic rule that means characters should have the same left and right relationship to each other

Rule of thirds 

Vertical and horizontal lines that help place characters and background in a scene. vertical lines are for characters and horizontal lines are for actions in the background.

Match on action

Match on action is a type of editing technique which allows continuity on the same scene cutting to different angles of the same shot.

Notes 1.2.2&3

White balance 

Blue and yellow 

Focus 

Clear and blurry 

What sub genre is this film

Crime thriller 

How is the camera being used to create suspense and mystery?

The camera was going back and forth from characters but never shows the faces, blurred and dark, bright when the fire lights up

Obscures the face, tight shot 

Enigma codes

Questions that are asked and are later on the answer is revealed.

Keeps the audience guessing

Who is the man that committed a crime?

Character types

The guy getting killed looks shifty and knew it was coming

They know each other

The one that's about to get killed is surrounded by petrol and dead bodies

Performance

Others actor around him 

You can't see the faces and are dressed in black, 

Opening 

Sets the story up

Foreshadowing end of the film at the start

What are the 7 common mistakes when people are filming 

Backlighting other than thriller only on the character you want to make mysterious 

Get more of the shoulders and not just the head

Don't use higher levels in every scene

Jogging the camera 

Don't zoom in 

Start recording before acting 

Jerking the camera(sweeping the scene)

Recee

Bluewater car park is a good place for a thriller film, this is because of the the size of it. Also it has multiple stories and blocks out light. This is good for a thriller as you could build suspense in a area like this.

Media 1.2.1

Sub genre

Phycological thriller - Narratives are usually non linear and are based on a character with a unstable mind set for example butterfly effect.

Mystery thriller - Links to crime and detective films, narrative is restricted. Story is normally a crime that reveals clues through out the film to keep the audience guessing e.g sixth sense.

Conspiracy thriller - Heroic figure set around a business location, this would normally have a powerful organisation involved e.g inception or shutter island.

Crime thriller - A crime thriller would have a criminal offence and the main character would either be a detective or a murderer e.g inside man.

Political thriller - Political thrillers are based on the government and prevention of war e.g V for vendetta.

Disaster thriller - The story plots around a natural disaster. And the main character would usually be a scientist.





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