Dr who textual analysis
CINEMATOGRAPHY
Shots
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Extreme close up
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Close up
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Loose close up
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Tight medium
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Medium medium full
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Full shot
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The establishing shot
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The dolly zoom
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Over the shoulder
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Deep focus
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Slow motion
Angles
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Panning
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Tilt
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Low angle
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Eye level
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Dolly shots
Camera movement
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Tilt down
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Tilt up
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Pan
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Zoom
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Dolly
SOUND
Diegetic sound
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TV on Phone (football)
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Table shaking
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Dunking of the egg
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People talking (living room)
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TV on
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Pizza box opening and closing
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Shelf rattling
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Footsteps
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Lightning swoosh
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Pizza bite
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Fish frying
Non-diegetic
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London background sound
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Birds whistling
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Movement swoosh
Parallel sound
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Urban noises
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TV
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People laughing
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Fish frying
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Dramatic music
Contrapuntal sound
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None as the scene is built on
dramatic expense to show the arrival of the new Doctor Who
Sound bridge
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Football on the TV
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Sound effects of doctor
walking through.
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Shelves rattling
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Dramatic music
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Table shaking
MISS-EN-SCENE
Setting
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Evening in greasy spoon
(café)
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Evening in living room
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Evening in chip shop
Costumes
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Generic clothing for people
of their age
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Dr Who’s outfit is not shown
much as it’s part of the mystery with a new doctor.
Make up
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Make up clean and not to
heavy, just made to look natural and at their best.
Props scene 1 Greasy spoon
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Generic table lay out, sauces
and condiments
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Waitress carrying tray
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Coffee shop sign
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Cooked breakfast
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Cutlery
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Mobile phone
Props scene 2 living room
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TV
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Living room furniture
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Pizza
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Pizza box
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Shelves with books and bowls
on
Props Scene 2 fish n chip
shop
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Newspaper
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TV
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Pictures on wall
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Fish in counter
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Salt and vinegar
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The Beano
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Food signs
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Counter top condiments
Lighting and colour
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Dramatic lighting
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Cinematic colouring
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Blue in shadows
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Orange in highlights
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Dark and dingy feel due to
low lighting
EDITING
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The lightening swooshes were
put into the film after filming
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The glow of there faces
Saul
ReplyDeleteThis is terribly basic I'm afraid. A textual analysis consists of denotation (which you have offered in a note form - not enough detail for GCSE, let alone technical) and connotation (an explanation of meaning, with reference to the audience, genre, and/or representation).
I expect for this work to include four paragraphs, each focusing on a different one of the four technical aspects). Each paragraph should include two points laid out as follows:
- Point (identify the technique)
- Example (detailed description of the content of the technique - the denotation)
- Explain (explain the meaning of the connotation as laid out above)
In total then, for this work I am expecting eight points, two for each technical aspect.
Please leave a comment below as a reflection on feedback and explaining any changes you have made - focus on the ones I have laid out in the paragraph above.
So far, I have been very disappointed with your blog...
Mr P