The Theatrical Framework

Friday 6th October 2017
L/O: To apply the theatrical framework to media texts.

Four major concepts or ideas, which form the bias of the subject content:
1.Media language
2.Media institutions
3.Media representations
4. Media audiences

Media Language...

It Includes...
Camerawork (Cinematoghraphy)
Soundtrack
Mise-en-scene
Editing

Camera Shot: Mid range

Font Style: A mix between serif and sans serif

Use Of Colour/Celebrity: There are bland colours but then they have used yellow to make the more important parts/text bold and stand out

Facial Expressions: Serious
 
Font Size: Mainly large but some small print around the person

Use Of Props/Costume: Lightsaber, which is a sign to show its star wars, there is also a typical star wars outfit

Camera Shots and Angles...

Extreme close up...
                                                                                    







Big close up...










Close up...












Medium close up...








Mid shot...

                                                       






Medium long shot...


Long shot...









Establishing shot...








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