Scribd Logo
Upload

Welcome to Scribd!

  • 5 views

    Evaluation Question One : in What Way Does Your

    Uploaded by

    Rosalie Carter
    The document discusses conventions used in social realism films that were analyzed and researched to inform the production of a short film. Key conventions included the lack of elaborate dialogue, use of non-professional actors from working class backgrounds to enhance realism, and narratives told through images rather than exposition. These conventions were intended to capture true-to-life stories and societies in a realistic manner without dramatic or cheesy elements. The document also discusses conventions for film posters, including using large bold titles in recognizable fonts to stand out while still appealing to target audiences.

    Copyright:

    Attribution Non-Commercial (BY-NC)
    Download as KEY, PDF, TXT or read online from Scribd

    Evaluation Question One : in What Way Does Your

    Uploaded by

    Rosalie Carter
    5 views4 pages
    The document discusses conventions used in social realism films that were analyzed and researched to inform the production of a short film. Key conventions included the lack of elaborate dialogue, use of non-professional actors from working class backgrounds to enhance realism, and narratives told through images rather than exposition. These conventions were intended to capture true-to-life stories and societies in a realistic manner without dramatic or cheesy elements. The document also discusses conventions for film posters, including using large bold titles in recognizable fonts to stand out while still appealing to target audiences.

    Original Title

    Alex

    Copyright

    © Attribution Non-Commercial (BY-NC)

    Available Formats

    KEY, PDF, TXT or read online from Scribd

    Did you find this document useful?

    Is this content inappropriate?

    The document discusses conventions used in social realism films that were analyzed and researched to inform the production of a short film. Key conventions included the lack of elaborate dialogue, use of non-professional actors from working class backgrounds to enhance realism, and narratives told through images rather than exposition. These conventions were intended to capture true-to-life stories and societies in a realistic manner without dramatic or cheesy elements. The document also discusses conventions for film posters, including using large bold titles in recognizable fonts to stand out while still appealing to target audiences.

    Copyright:

    Attribution Non-Commercial (BY-NC)
    Download as KEY, PDF, TXT or read online from Scribd
    Download as key, pdf, or txt
    5 views4 pages

    Evaluation Question One : in What Way Does Your

    Uploaded by

    Rosalie Carter
    The document discusses conventions used in social realism films that were analyzed and researched to inform the production of a short film. Key conventions included the lack of elaborate dialogue, use of non-professional actors from working class backgrounds to enhance realism, and narratives told through images rather than exposition. These conventions were intended to capture true-to-life stories and societies in a realistic manner without dramatic or cheesy elements. The document also discusses conventions for film posters, including using large bold titles in recognizable fonts to stand out while still appealing to target audiences.

    Copyright:

    Attribution Non-Commercial (BY-NC)
    Download as KEY, PDF, TXT or read online from Scribd
    Download as key, pdf, or txt
    of 4

    Evaluation Question One;

    In what way does your media product

    Before creating my social realism short film production, I

    analyzed
    and

    researched
    other real

    short films

    using the genre of

    social realism conventions selected fit

    to identify common of short films and the specific genre. After reviewing these conventions I a few that I thought would perfectly into my short film and presented them to the group to be included in our production. I also

    researched
    and

    conventions of

    film posters magazine reviews

    One of the generic conventions I

    immediately

    noticed in social realism films was the

    lack of dialogue simple ,

    and if there was any it was very

    emotional and yet straight to the point, dialogue only appeared to be used to tell the story and in

    necessary

    circumstances. I thought this was a very Another convention we used was the idea to only use powerful way allowing the actors nonof professional to play our characters. The use of narrative of the story to be told through the motion picture. It emphasizes to myself and other audiences how realistic and inexperienced actors is that they have grown up in true to life the storyline working class was in each of the films, the lack of elaborative conversations and advanced language skills reflected of making the realism of the film societies the andtype areas,

    society explicit.

    the films set in.with I think this method of their acting with be They are were real actors real backgrounds,

    reflecting true

    realism no dramatic

    and you can be assured there will be

    in the films wasthis genius; this was convention was This determined to used use and include cheesy scenes; is perfect for one a social realism Ifilm. idea was in the film in our groups production. So in our own production we

    Fish Tank utilized by Andrea Arnold, She noticed a young girl arguing with her boyfriend at a train station, she instantly thought she
    the convention and only included

    In relation to our

    poster
    and

    film review

    we used the convention of

    large bold titles recognizable original


    , quite

    to stand out from the rest of the items of text and pictures on the pages. This will also make the film title to the target audience. We used a font for the poster that we thought was

    modern

    but was still bold and

    impacted website
    called

    . Impact fonts can be seen on the posters of Fish Tank and This Is England. We chose the font from a

    www.dafont.com

    You might also like