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Film Viewing Practice Essay "Agent Carter"

         The movie "Agent Carter" incorporated many different film elements that made it interesting and pleasing to the viewers. The movie begins with a flashback scene of Captain America and Peggy. They used simultaneity when cutting back and forth between Captain America on the ship and Peggy. Close up shots where used to showcase the emotions of the two characters based on the actions going. Those shots create sadness, suspense, and fear for the viewers because the characters were crying, and it looks as if Captain America didn't succeed his landing. After the flashback scene, an establishing shot of a city came into view. This shot tells the audience where the movie is taking place, also set the mood for the movie. To me, it gives me a gloomy and busy, but also exciting mood. The next couple of scenes takes place in an office. The office has a three-point lighting which illuminates the characters well while also having some faint shadows. A quick dolly shot is in

Film Elements Graphic Organizer

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MISE-EN-SCENE

I watched Criminal Minds, season 5: episode 16. I really love this show because of its mysteries and adventures of capturing criminals throughout the seasons.  The episode opens up with a deep space setting of an annual winter festival that is occurring. The viewers are able to see the whole perimeter along with most, if not all, the spectators attending the festival. After, the scene cuts to a shallow space setting. The viewers are able to see only a mother and her child, named Sarah, talking. The camera zooms in a little more to just the mother's face with the public in the background. She is distracted by a lady looking for her child and at the same time someone else is taking her child while turns around. During the movie, it shows the place where the kidnappers keeps the child along with other children that they took. The children are kept in a basement with multiple beds that are barricaded with doors. The scenes in the rooms are shot in low-key lighting. The lighting reflect

Five Master Edits With Sound

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  Music- I added a sketchy sound of playing violin to the first clip in the contrast edit. This is suppose to enhance the fakeness of the flowers as well as the contrast between the two clips. The music helps to provide feeling of uneasiness. In the second clip, I added a calm music to showcase how the real flower is more delicate and soft, which provides a feeling of calmness. Direct sound- Direct sound is all the sound that the characters can hear when filming the scene. In the parallelism edit, I left the original sound of my parents voices talking in the background. It enhance the busyness of the city, and how there are many activities happening simultaneously. In the first clip of my example of simultaneity, I kept the original sound of the song that is playing on the radio. It can make the viewers feel intense or concerned because there isn't much activities going, and the car seems isolated with only the radio playing. These are also examples of diegetic sound. post-synchron