Match On Action 19/10/12

Match on action refers to film editing and video editing where the editor cuts from one shot to another view thaty matches the first shot's action.

This clip, along with many other clips, has example of Match On Action. It breaks up the action and helps us understand whats going on better and helps us see other people reactions in it. For example, the first part shows the whole waiting room of the baby hospital, then, it goes on to show the two main characters and their reactions to being in a waiting room to find out if she is pregnant.

It is an efficient way to create a good film.

My Own Mis En Scene 19/10/12

Here is my own creation of mise en scene.

It shows a grave yard on a beach, which is a quite unique, humurous place to set a grave yard. Further more I have a dark, crooked gate to indicate danger, along with grave stones.

I have made it very fantasy like, with a giant spider in the scene also. This creates a very unique type of scene that I do not believe has been created in the cinematic world.

The Skin I Live In - Mis En Scene 19/10/12

The genre of The Skin I Live In is a spanish drama and thriller.

The camera angle clearly shows the womans face staring the other way from the man, suggesting her fear for what is going on around her, and the man who seems to be inspecting and operating on her. In addition to this, her costume is very clinical. She has a mask on her face and is wearing a skin coloured costume, which could again suggest her living in fear.

It is high light which could also show normality. What I mean by this is that if it was low light then things would seem more frightening, and suspicious, however the high light could express the fact that they are in a safe and secure environment.

The man is very close to her, in fact he is touching her face. However he does not look like a predator as he is being very delicate and careful with what he is doing, also suggested by the gloves. However it still looks very strange by his and her positioning of what he is doing. It questions the audience and makes them want to watch more.

Camera Shots - 5th October 2012

Extreme Wide Shot -

Very Wide Shot -

Wide Shot -

Medium close up -

Close up -

Extreme close up -

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Point of view shot -