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Other Info Planning

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Schedule: 2/26 and 2/27- The filming will begin on these days. We will film the first shots that include voiceovers from the main protagonist which are scenes 1, 2, 3, 4. The we will film the main conversation voiceovers and the main fight scene voiceovers which are in scenes 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, and 10. Then we will film the outcome last scene (scene 11) which includes the outcome of the fight. 3/5 and 3/6- We will finish filming these days by filming the actual action in the scenes. These scenes include all 11. 3/12 and 3/13- We will edit together all the scenes we have filmed and we will add the voiceovers to the scenes. We will also add the background music and low lightning/cloud grey weather. Location: We will be filming at an alley way and a convenience store around the corner near my house.   Participants: Actors Andy Hernandez-Vazquez: Main Protagonist/Retired Military Special Force Officer Maximus Macelaru: Main Antagonist/Kernel Other background characters will be added Filmin...

Title Design Research: Mission Impossible - Fallout

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1. How many titles are displayed during the opening sequences to the film? Which ones?  In the beginning of the Mission Impossible – Fallout sequence, the company associated with the movie is credited along with the producers. It is then followed up by the production team, with Tom Cruise having a huge role in production. Afterwards, we are then showed the actors who are apart of this making of the film. These people include: Tom Cruise, Henry Cavill, Ving Rhames, Simon Pecc, Rebecca Ferguson, and more. After all the actors were shown, the final title given was the name of the movie itself, “Mission Impossible – Fallout".  2. What connotations do the images carry?  From the beginning of the sequence, the movie gives the connotation that this environment is big and popular based on the establishing shot and will be packed with action based on the following scenes presented. Throughout the next scenes, the protagonist is then tracked through the shot and shows him quickly m...

Title Design Research: Aquaman

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1. What titles are displayed in the opening sequence?  The title sequence in Aquaman starts off by showing the director of the movie. The sequence continues on to show the people behind the screenplay and story of the movie. Afterwards, the opening shows the producers of the movie and what the character is based on. Finally, the opening sequence shows the names of the actors who will be starring in the movie, and the company who owns everything (weird that they put that in the end).  2. What connotations do the images carry?  In the opening sequence of Aquaman, the images carried lots of hidden connotations that connect to the main character. The images in the opening sequence show Aquaman’s main hometown Atlantis, and how the entire place has been run down since his departure. The images also show how the people of Atlantis are oppressed by their current ruler, who is secretly Aquaman’s brother. Putting all this together, it connects to the deeper meaning of the Aquaman ...

Title Design Research: Spider-Man Into The Spider-Verse

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1. How many titles are displayed during the opening scene of the film? Which ones?   First the opening mentions who the movie is directed by. Then it lists the producers of the movie. Then it lists who the screenplay and story are made by. Then it says based on the Marvel comics. Lastly the name of the movie is shown: Spider-Man Into The Spider-Verse.   2. What connotations do the images carry?   The Spider-Men in the intro are seen spray painting a wall with their symbols. This is ironic because the Spider-Men are supposed to be saving the day but they are spay painting public property which is illegal. Another image is the Spider-Men running and swinging around. The connotation of this image contributes to the action genre because its fast paced. The sound track also contributes because its fast song which provides hype and suspense.   3. How is genre reinforced through symbolic and technical codes from the outset?   The genre is reinforced through the...

Title Design Research: Shazam

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1. How many titles are displayed during the opening sequences to the film? Which ones?   The Shazam opening starts with who its directed by and then it gives credit to the screenplay maker. Next it tells who the story is by. Then it lists the producer and the executive producers. The it says its based on characters from the DC universe. Lastly the director of photography and the production designer are listed.   2. What connotations do the images carry?   The images in the shazam opening contain many action packed scenes which create a fast paced tone. Shazam's primary purpose is to protect the city since he is a superhero. By showing him stopping the robbers from robbing the bank it connotates the superhero vibe. The opening also shows people lining up to meet him after he arrests the robbers which also contributes to the superhero vibe. These opening images correlate to the primary purpose which is to create an action packed feeling.   3. How is the genre rein...

Title Website Research

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 Now then, it's time to begin our research, by looking over examples of sequences.  The first website that I looked at was The Art of the Title website. I love the organization of the website, providing simple spots that could direct you to a different page. I love the logo of the website; it looks so creative and distinctive; I also love the fact that Cinema 4D had supported most of these sequences. I used to use Cinema 4D a lot for rendering projects, so I know somewhat now how these sequences were created. I love how they formatted each sequence, setting them by release date and naming order. The most useful items would have to be the grid-list selection where you could pick between looking at a grid view of sequences or a list view of the names of sequences. This could be useful for people because some would want a visual representation to see how the sequence looks while others would use the list view to find specific sequences. I am happy to also see that the creators of...