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Keeping in mind the end goal to have a decent/effective generation I think a ton of arranging needs to happen and everybody must make a decent commitment to the work. On the off chance that you are working in a gathering I trust everybody ought to add to thoughts for arranging and have just as set assignments. Having a gathering pioneer would be a smart thought as well as they can beware of whatever remains of the bunch's advancement and verify that everything is running easily. According to the two creations that I've picked I've seen that 'the analysis' was better as far as bringing on strain attracting the gathering of people. A basic and clear story was depicted without exaggerating the measure of clasps and distinctive shots they utilized. I think keeping it minimal is important because if you add too much to the story you may begin to confuse your audience or even give away the whole story. The less you give them , the more they want. Another aspect of a good practical production is the props you use and the way the characters act. Using props in your film is a must as your scenes will basically be boring without them. Things like weapons, bags , bottles etc. make a difference in your film especially if close-ups are used on them as they could be significant later down in the  In terms of characters acting I think a ton of feeling must be put into it to make it more sensible , the characters must go about as if they are truly in that position with a specific end goal to offer the film account to the group of onlookers. In conclusion never forget to spare your work like clockwork , as loosing a great deal of diligent work would take a considerable measure of time and vitality to do once more

The experiment was one essential productions because of the use of different camera shots , diegetic and non-diegetic sounds which created a lot of tension for the audience. The 2 minute clip begins with a non-diegetic sound which is a voice over , this instantly signifies to the audience that a story was going to be told. As the voice over is played a number of shots are also played at the same time , allowing the audience to understand the concept of the story clearly. One of my favourite shots in this short production was the panning shot of the main character when she was running away. The panning shot allows the audience to feel as if they are the main character themselves as instead of seeing her run off out of the shot and out of our sight we continuously see her running which makes us feel like we are going wherever she is going. This creates tension as we are now more engaged with the film and we know that she is in danger so we feel as though we are in danger too. In terms of cinematography in the beginning of the short clip we are shown text on the screen which again engages the audience as we are basically forced to read it as if we don't ,we may feel as though we missed some important key aspects of the film. I also noticed the contrast between the dim and bright lighting in different scenes. At first when we are introduced to the main character and her story a lot of things are in black and white and dim lighting however, when we see her in the big green field this shot is in colour. I feel as though this was done to show the contrast between her dark past and her 'new beginnings' , perhaps her running away from her problems will be her new life. In terms of editing I noticed a lot of straight cuts were used in order to speed up the pace of the film , this is a great technique if you want to create tension and make the audience more engaged as they are intrigued into the story.

Labrat

To begin with in terms of mise-en- the camera work of close-ups and medium shots of the scene were truely breathtaking, that comprised of grass and tree limbs. The account was likewise exceptionally straight - story was not confused and was justifiable. The mis-en-scene was significantly illustrated, for instance hoodies to hint something mysterious, and the cosmetics wounds were amazing as well. More so we can see a lot of props being used which helps the audience to understand the film narrative more clearly. The use of the lab coat, glass beakers and other scientific equipment tells the audience that the main character may actually be a smart boy with hidden talents. This creates enigma codes as they may ask questions like 'what will he do with the equipment?' and 'does he have hidden talents?'. The use of the non-diegetic sound , which was the main character's voice over, allows the audience to understand the film's narrative clearly as he begins to tell us his story. I can also see a number of different camera shots such as close ups, long shots and medium shots. The use of close-ups of the main character's hands shaking and his black eye shows us great detail of his emotions. We could easily tell that he was nervous when his hands were shaking and the extreme close-up of his black eye signifies that some violence may have occurred which may tell the audience that the genre for the film is action or drama.  I personally really liked the main characters acting , his body language and facial expressions contrasted very well with the film narrative. In the beginning of the short film he looked very distressed and upset whereas towards the end where he was in his own quite space he looked very happy. He appeared to be extremely reluctant and insecure in the first place, particularly when he was in effect physically manhandled. However when he entered the lab his shoulders were up-straight and he appeared to be exceptionally certain about what he was doing. As far as altering I saw that a great deal of straight slices were utilized to make a snappy pace for the story and to rapidly hop into distinctive scenes. There were additionally some blur in shots used to go into distinctive scenes with a specific end goal to depict a flashback to the crowd