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Stranger Things The character at the start is wearing a white lab coat, this suggests to the audience that the man at the start is a scientist (costume). The dark lighting suggests to the audience that the man is in danger(lighting).The man who was running with fast pace indicates that he was running away from something or someone, as it looked like he had fear in his eyes(setting). The flickering lights at the start of the fim tells the audience that something/someone is like coming closer to the person chasing making the audience hold there breaths in(props).At the start of the play it shows that the male character is scared and feared(emotions/movement). Extention task In the opening eight minutes of Stranger Things , the mise-en-scène strongly establishes tone, genre, and narrative direction through all elements of CLAMPS — Costume, Lighting, Acting, Makeup, Props , and Setting . The costumes — lab coats, security uniforms, and later, the kids’ casual 1980s attire — firmly root th...

 

  In the advert (denotations) the image shows a Coca-Cola advertisement featuring several Coca-Cola bottles of different sizes. Each bottle has a label with a different word such as "Papa," "Mama," "Bhai," "Baji," "Friends," and "Family." The tagline reads "Share a Coke with..." followed by the various labels on the bottles. The Coca-Cola logo is prominently displayed in the top right corner. Two of the bottles, labeled "Friends" and "Family," are shown with the caps popping off and soda fizzing out, indicating excitement and celebration. This connotes(connotations) The image idea of togetherness and sharing special moments with loved ones through the simple act of sharing a Coke. The words on the bottles represent different relationships, such as family members and friends, evoking feelings of warmth, bonding, and connection. The fizzing bottles labeled "Friends" and "Family" ...

  S In the advert the image features a young boy standing outside near a mud wall, wearing a worn blue shirt. He looks directly at the camera with a calm but serious expression. The words “Dig toilets Not graves” are written in bold white letters on the left side of the image. The WaterAid logo is displayed at the top left corner. This advert uses the boy’s serious gaze and the stark message to highlight the deadly consequences of poor sanitation. The phrase “Dig toilets Not graves” implies that a lack of proper toilets leads to preventable deaths, making sanitation a matter of life and death. The background and the boy’s simple clothing suggest a community struggling with poverty and basic needs, encouraging viewers to recognize the urgent need for improved hygiene and sanitation to save lives. The advert emotionally appeals for support and awareness around this critical issue.

Blog task 2: Language: The title Venom: Let There Be Carnage immediately signals to the audience that the film will be intense and chaotic. The two monstrous figures in the background (Venom and Carnage) suggest a clash between them, with their contrasting colors emphasizing their rivalry. Their opposing stances hint at conflict and duality. The film poster also highlights key information about the two main  characters, positioning  The film was produced with the involvement of major companies such as Marvel, Sony Pictures, and Columbia Pictures. It was directed by Andy Serkis and written by Kelly Marcel, with Tom Hardy not only reprising his role as Venom but also contributing to the story’s development. The collaboration between these well-known industry names reflects the film’s high production value and blockbuster appeal. Industry :  The film was produced with the involvement of major companies such as Marvel, Sony Pictures, and Columbia Pictures. It was directed by...

1)  Which part of Media are you looking forward to the most? The part i am looking foward the most is the editing part of Media 2) What knowledge and skills do you hope to learn in Media? I hope to learn and get more creative from Media 3) What grade are you realistically hoping to achieve in Media? I am hoping to get a grade 7-8 atleast😎 4) What device do you use most to access the media? (The media = news, TV, music, film, social media etc.)  I mostly use my phone or my pc to access the media 5) What is your average 'screen time' (or equivalent) on your phone each day. Is this about right, too little or too much? Why?  My average screen time on my depends what day it is on school days my phone screen time will be around 6-7 hours but on weekends it will be around 11-12 hours this is because i got nothing else to do😨😨 6) What was the last TV programme or film you watched? The last TV programme or show i watch would most likely be the rising of the sheild hero 7) What ...