Friday, 7 October 2011

U- suitable for all

Suitable for audiences 4 years and over, you cannot predict what may upset a child.

Discrimination
No discriminatory language or behaviour unless clearly disapproved of.


drugs
No references to illegal drugs or drug misuse unless they are infrequent or innocuous or if there is a clear educational anti drug message.

Horror
Scary sequences should be mild, brief and unlikely to cause undue anxiety to young children.

Imitable behaviour
No potentially dangerous behaviour which young children may copy or site of easy accessible weapons.


Language
infrequent use of bad language

Nudity
Naturally occasional with no sexual contact

Mild violence, Mild sexual behaviour ( kissing )

Tuesday, 4 October 2011

Comedy Film - Shrek

a big scary love able character which is funny in itself,
Bright colours are used in this 'shrek world' making it catch the audiences eye and giving a happy feel.
Funny jokes/ lots of different things going on... a talking donkey and old fairy tale characters are back e.g the gingerbread man in a way you wouldn't expect - funnier etc.

Action/ Adventure Genre Indiana Jones

Establishment of exotic location is used, using a establishing shot ( extreme long shot ) rainforest, middle east etc.
Hero is met - Indiana Jones - Hero's helper is also met, but romance isnt show until later in the film.
well Known theme tune from the soundtrack is played so audience know what they're using.
carrying weapon showing he's up for action which is also shown in the first 10 minutes to get the audience interested.

toy Story

Toy Story
Lots of toys are used making it interesting to children and establishing that the genre will be aimed at children. Young kind childish voices/actors are used and no harsh colours which also establishes the genre. The whole good guy/ bad guy character idea which is used in most kids films establishes that its going to be in the action genre. Non diagetic happy music helps us understand the great friendship between the boy and his toys also letting the audience know that Woody is his favorite, helping us understand relationships. the POV shot from Woody looking in at the boy on his birthday shows that he may be worried. Showing us a bit about the toys life and that birthdays are a scary thing.

Conventions in genres

-Action/Adventure-
exotic location
Bad/good guys
The hero /heroine
Lots of establishing shots
some romance
intense music
canted shots
fight scenes
fast paced editting

-Comedy-
Conversational shots
bright colours
Funny jokes


Sci-fi
Lazes
Special effects
futuristic props/costumes
blue lens filters

Genre's that can be used in childrens film

Fantasy.adventure, action, comedy, wild west, futuristic , sci-fi, documentary, romance,

Monday, 3 October 2011

Children's Film research

Nanny Mcphee- the costumes and time period set the scene which is mis-en scene.
Also there is an establishing shot which shows the setting. To introduce the characters there are switches between close ups of individual characters.
Spy Kids- has music that explains the setting and the theme. they use story telling to set the scene and this uses voice overs which is diagetic sound. Primary and secondary colours suggests that its a children's film and props such as sunglasses suggest that there are hints of action.
Where The Wild Things Are- Costume shows the child's imagination and use of uplifting music shows its a child's film. In order to show the boy is lonely,the blocking and framing is used to make the character seem marginalised. The intro also shows the characters relationships by not having them in the same shot ever.
 
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