Week 3 : Note

Note

Mise-en-Scene:

Settings & Props

Costume,Hair & Make Up

Facial Expressions & Body Language

Lighting and Colour

Positing of characters/objects within the frame

Costume, hair & make-up:

act as an instant indicator to us of character’s personality, status and job.
Examples: 101 Dalmatians, Barry Lydon
Facial expressions & body language:

Facial expressions provide clear indicator of how sb is feeling
Body language indicate how someone is feeling towards another character/ reflect state of their relationships
Positioning of characters & objects in a frame

positioning in a frame can draw our attention to an important char/obj
an animator can use positioning to indicate relationships between peoples
Lighting & color

can be used to achieve a variety of effects:

highlight important char / obj in a frame
make char look mysterious by shading
reflect mental states / hidden emotions
color- cultural meaning/ emotional

Low key Lighting:

created by using only key & back lights
produces sharp contrasts of light
High Contrast Lighting:

Examples: Street of Crocodiles, Citizen Kane

High Key Lighting:

more filler lights are used. lighting is natural and realistic to eyes

Example: The barber of

Natural lighting:

Examples: Alice, Paperman, The French Connection, The Hunger Games

Color and film:

Examples: Cries and Whispers, Amelie, The Secret of Kells, The Revenant(cold color, color contrasts, cooler or warmer)

films have color plate to control the proportion, contrasts, etc

DOP:

The distance from the near to the farthest

Deep Focus: both close and distant planes are shown in sharps focus, which allows film makers emphasize a char/ object which is far away from cam.

9 types of shots:

Extreme close-up: The Incredibles, The Hunger Games
Close-up: Bug Bunny, The Hunger Games, American Honey
Medium close-up: This Art Club Has a Problem!, The Third Man
Medium Shot: There will be good
Long Shot: Wall-E
Extreme Long Shot
A one-shot
A two-shot
A group shot
High Angle Shot
Low Angle Shot
POV

Moving Shots:

Pan shot
Tilt shot
Traveling shot
Crane shot
Animation art and cinema

from outset animation was destined to be multi-cultural, multi functional medium fulled medium fueled by technological change.

Hollywood the avant garde

1913 Raoul barre a painter and invented the peg system providing a universal registration system

1915 saw the introduction of cel, clear acetate that could be drawn on without having to redraw the background in every frame

Art Element Vocabulary

line
shape: the feeling of the out fit of obj in 2d perspective
form: the feeling of the volume of obj in 3d perspective
color
volume
space
texture

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