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Tuesday, September 8, 2020

English FILM LANGUAGE

 Body language: Is when you communication  by movement  or a position and use it to identify the feeling of the other character.

Costumes: The clothes worn by the character to create a particular affect.

Hairstyle: Is similar to the costumes but it is your hairstyle that they do for the film.

Make - up: It is when you transform the actor to match the played character.

Colour: So used a set of mood of the scene. Like as blue is used for sad and red is for when you get mad.
 
Props :Using the definition of a prop is the person thing who provides support or holds something.

Lighting: Using the set of mood and often make something important to make it stand out so people think it a cool movie.

Setting : It can help the audience to understand the actions and emotional lives for the characters in the story.Most movie film consist of both a main setting and the minor setting. 

Dialogue: So it is elevate a plot or a reveal of something new about the character.  

Sound effects: Used to create a mood for the audience. So it make the movie so cool and that people that wants to watch.

Music:Also used to set a mood or describe an scene. 

Silence: Used to create a serious in acting  

Symbols:Often an object  that you use for the suggest of new ideas. 

Special FX: Also to create a more realistic to look for the film. 

What Am I Learning? I am learning about the film languages and film study.In our Hurumanu Class.

-How does this work show my learning?  So Im learning  types definition of the languages often used in films and what happening in the films.
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What am I wondering as a result of this learning? I'm wondering if there any other languages that are used in the films .


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