Media Studies Blog

  We are trying to go for a very dark eerie feeling with our film. Our main characters will be myself and Salvador. Our settings will be in a dark bedroom looking at a bed. Our other setting will be scenery of the woman's jobs building. While she is walking to her job the setting is very light and warm. Our costumes will include very dark colors at the beginning of the film and towards the end become lighter and then back to dark. We will have very little to no light in the beginning of the film. Towards the middle it becomes very bright because the woman is walking to her job in the outdoor. Toward the end it becomes dark again when she goes back to the same room that the film started in. Our props will bullet shells during the flash back she has. 

  Our final project is going to be thriller. The camera will start off having an overhead shot of someone resting in bed in a dimly lit room. Music plays in the background, and as the camera is moving closer and closer to the subject, flashes of clips of a murder appear over the screen. There is then an abrupt cut to the same bedroom and a person waking up for the morning, the mood in this scene is bubbly and bright. I am excited to bring my groups idea to life through our film. I am excited to work with my group members. I am worried that we might not be able to find the right place to film. Also that we might not have all the resources we need. I am worried we might disagree on some decisions.

1. Rise -Film Opening  The film started off as being very happy and cheerful but slowly you get the feeling that something ominous was going on. Every time they would turn to the guy the music would get weird and a creep mood would be created. 2. Dear Lover  The film has a solemn mood with is created through the sound and the bleak colors. It also ends the clip by starting the story, which I think is a nice idea. 3. Dare to Thrill The film started off by having an cheerful and happy mood. Then later on the film had a very upbeat and epic sense of thriller.  4. Always Watching The film had a sad and an angry mood during the beginning of the film. The mood then changed to a more aggressive and violent mood. 5. White Coat  The film shows a man, tied up and while he is escaping it shows another person in a white coat making mysterious mixtures which makes me think it was for the man. The film had a very mysterious and ominous tone through the dark rooms and only backgrou...