1. Setting is a physical place where actors perform the scene and it impacts the audiences visually in understanding the character's mood and state of mind. It reveals a lot about the character and usually gives the audience an idea of their career, personality, relationships, social, etc.
2. Décor is the production design, its often associated with color that is incorporated with the setting to give the audience a deeper understanding of the theme or event that is happening around the character. 3. Lighting is an essential part of creating the atmosphere of horror, tension, romantic, etc. In short, lighting affect the way the audience feel and look at the film. For example, horror movies need the light to be constantly flashing so the audience would be engaged in the tension and dangerous atmosphere. 4. Depth of space is refer to distance of how the people, object, and setting is placed on the screen and this is deeply influenced and display by the position of the camera and lens. This is very important because it led the audience into the setting, getting them to focus more on the film and engaging with the character. 5. Costume and makeup tells a lot about the character and helps the reader quickly establish the time period and setting of the film, whether it is present day, future, ancient civilization. It also helps the actor to become more like the character they are acting out, wearing costumes that fit the character's personality or occupation. Makeups can also give audience various clues to their moods and feelings and in some movies it helps differentiated characters who has multiple personalities.
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Editors can shift a film's perspective, their arrangement of the shots and duration of the shot on the characters will influence how the audience identify the character and their perspective of the film.
Editors often question each scene and search for new combinations of shots, their ideas will be taken into consideration with directors and it can often open up new possibilities of how the theme, emotions, or ideas are brought out. Shooting and editing are bound together, editors use the shots to experiment with different ways of telling this story and evoke emotions so they can bring out the best of their work. Intertextuality- It is when one text make reference to another either indirectly or directly. The three types of intertextuality- Indirect intertextuality- The producer is unavoidably inspired by everything they ever seen before, so traces of other text will be found in their own. Direct or deliberate intertextuality- There are specific references to another text, usually it is on purpose for the audience to realize something. Accidental- It is when the audience realize a connection to other text based on their own prior knowledge and the producer weren’t intentionally making a reference. Examples- This scene in Frozen where Anna sings the song "For the First Time in Forever," the painting in the background in referencing the painting "The Swing" by Jean-Honoré Fragonard. Anna herself is also mimicking the pose in this painting when he jumps in the air. This is another scene in Frozen, two of the people in the crowd resemble Rapunzel and Flynn from the movie Tangle. They are walking around like other guest when Anna gets to go out of the castle for the first time. In Beauty and the Beast, this scene where Bell reads the story of Romeo and Juliet is a reference on Shakespeare.
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