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Film Studies          TY
                    English




  Aideen Galligan
The Director
A director uses camera shots, camera angles,
lighting and colour, music and sound effects and
costume and make-up to make the audience
interested in the film.
My favourite film Harry Potter and the Philosophers
Stone is an example of a film were the director uses
all of these things. The director Chris Columbus
used these things to influence how the audience
reacted to different characters and scenarios in the
film.
Language of Film
Every film has a story to tell; just like
each novel, play and short story. A
director uses a camera to make a film.
The camera shots and angles the director
uses influences how the audience reacts
to the film. The director also uses music
and costumes to influence how the
audience reacts to a scene or film.
Camera Shots
   The director for Harry Potter and the Philosophers Stone used lots of
   different camera shots to tell the audience the story.
Establishing Shot: Directors use establishing shots to show the audience the
   setting; establishing shots are often used in opening scenes to show the
   location of where the story takes place. An example of this in Harry Potter
   and The Philosopher Stone is when the director shows Hogwarts for the
   first time.
Long Shot: Long shots are used in films to show characters from head to toe
   with the location shown. An example is when the director shows Harry on
   platform nine and three quarters with the Wealeys; showing Ginny from
   head to toe and the platform as the location.
Medium shot: Medium shots show a character from the waist up. An example
   of this type of shot from Harry Potter is the scene when Harry is looking at
   the Mirror of Erised and sees his mother and father standing behind him.
Close-up: Close-ups are when the camera zooms into a characters face to
   highlight a facial expression. An example of this is when Harry get sorted
   into his house at Hogwarts.




  Establishing shot     Long shot         Medium shot         Close-up
Camera Angles
   Directors also use different camera angles to tell the audience the
   story.
High angle: High angles are used to look down at a character. They are
   used to make a character seem weak, dangerous or in a vulnerable
   position. An example of this camera angle is when the camera looks
   down on the wizard chess board.
Low angle: Low angles are used to look up at a character. They are used to
   make a character seem respected, feared or be in a position of
   authority. An example is when Harry is talking to Professor Quirrell.
Neutral angle: When the camera is at eye level, the camera is at a neutral
   angle. An example of this camera angle in Harry Potter is when Harry
   receives a letter from his owl Hedwig.




          High angle            Low angle           Neutral angle
Lighting and Colour
Light: In film; lighting creates the appropriate mood or atmosphere in a
   scene. The director adds light to a scene in lots of ways; scenes can be
   back lit, side lit or front lit. Some director use natural lighting and
   other use artificial lighting.
Colour: The director uses colour to tell the audience the story. Colour can
   be used to influence the audiences impression of a character. In some
   films certain colours may be associated with certain characters.
An example of when the director uses light is when a wizard casts a spell;
   and when harry gets his wand the director uses yellow/gold light to
   make the wand seem powerful.
An example of where the director uses colour is the Sytherin qudditch
   robes. The characters that are in Slytherin are associated with green
   because their team colour is green.




                 Light                           Colour
Music and sound effects
Music: Music is used in films to create the correct atmosphere or mood.
   Moments of happiness, suspense, danger and conflict are often
   accompanied by music. Music is also used to signal a flashback or to
   pass time.
Sound Effects: Sound effects are used to make things seem realistic.
   Examples of sound effects that are used to make a film seem realistic
   are car horns, dogs barking and people conversing in the background.
An example of music used in Harry Potter is the music played when owls
   come to deliver a letter to Harry from Hogwarts.
Examples of sound effects used in Harry Potter are when spells are cast.
   The director adds in sound effects to make them sound powerful or
   weak and to make it seem as though magic; not light, is flying out of the
   wand.
Costume and make-up
Every person who appears on screen wears a costume and make-up. Certain
   people wear certain costumes so the audience knows who the people are.
   For example people playing policemen wear a police uniform as a
   costume. The audience get an impression of a character by the clothes
   they see them wear. A director uses different types of make-up in
   films; sometimes special effects make-up is used to give actors scars or
   bruises.
Examples of different costumes from Harry Potter and the Philosophers
   Stone are the Hogwarts school robes and the Quidditch robes that
   students were during school.
An example of make-up that is used in Harry Potter and the Philosophers
   Stone is the make-up used to make Harrys lightening bolt scar seem
   real.




                   Costume                            Make-up
My favourite scene from Harry
    Potter and the Philosophers
               Stone
A scene from Harry Potter and the Philosopher Stone in which the director
    uses different camera shots, camera angles, lighting and colour, music
    and sound effects and costumes is the scene where Harry meets Ron and
    Hermione for the first time on the Hogwarts Express.
Camera shot example :The director uses an establishing shot to show the
    Hogwarts Express in the countryside.
Camera angle example :The director uses a neutral angle when he shows the
    students sitting in the train talking to each other.
Lighting and colour example :The director uses natural lighting in this scene.
Music and sound effect example: The director uses a sound effect in this
    scene to make Hermiones spell seem more realistic. You can hear a sound
    effect in this scene when Hermione uses the spell “oculus reparo” to fix
    Harrys glasses.
Costume and make-up example: A costume the director uses in this scene is
    Hermiones school uniform.
 To watch this scene from Harry Potter and the Philosophers Stone to see
    all of these examples click the following link:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NzWPCbZIJt8
The End
Thank you 

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Film studies

  • 1. Film Studies TY English Aideen Galligan
  • 2. The Director A director uses camera shots, camera angles, lighting and colour, music and sound effects and costume and make-up to make the audience interested in the film. My favourite film Harry Potter and the Philosophers Stone is an example of a film were the director uses all of these things. The director Chris Columbus used these things to influence how the audience reacted to different characters and scenarios in the film.
  • 3. Language of Film Every film has a story to tell; just like each novel, play and short story. A director uses a camera to make a film. The camera shots and angles the director uses influences how the audience reacts to the film. The director also uses music and costumes to influence how the audience reacts to a scene or film.
  • 4. Camera Shots The director for Harry Potter and the Philosophers Stone used lots of different camera shots to tell the audience the story. Establishing Shot: Directors use establishing shots to show the audience the setting; establishing shots are often used in opening scenes to show the location of where the story takes place. An example of this in Harry Potter and The Philosopher Stone is when the director shows Hogwarts for the first time. Long Shot: Long shots are used in films to show characters from head to toe with the location shown. An example is when the director shows Harry on platform nine and three quarters with the Wealeys; showing Ginny from head to toe and the platform as the location. Medium shot: Medium shots show a character from the waist up. An example of this type of shot from Harry Potter is the scene when Harry is looking at the Mirror of Erised and sees his mother and father standing behind him. Close-up: Close-ups are when the camera zooms into a characters face to highlight a facial expression. An example of this is when Harry get sorted into his house at Hogwarts. Establishing shot Long shot Medium shot Close-up
  • 5. Camera Angles Directors also use different camera angles to tell the audience the story. High angle: High angles are used to look down at a character. They are used to make a character seem weak, dangerous or in a vulnerable position. An example of this camera angle is when the camera looks down on the wizard chess board. Low angle: Low angles are used to look up at a character. They are used to make a character seem respected, feared or be in a position of authority. An example is when Harry is talking to Professor Quirrell. Neutral angle: When the camera is at eye level, the camera is at a neutral angle. An example of this camera angle in Harry Potter is when Harry receives a letter from his owl Hedwig. High angle Low angle Neutral angle
  • 6. Lighting and Colour Light: In film; lighting creates the appropriate mood or atmosphere in a scene. The director adds light to a scene in lots of ways; scenes can be back lit, side lit or front lit. Some director use natural lighting and other use artificial lighting. Colour: The director uses colour to tell the audience the story. Colour can be used to influence the audiences impression of a character. In some films certain colours may be associated with certain characters. An example of when the director uses light is when a wizard casts a spell; and when harry gets his wand the director uses yellow/gold light to make the wand seem powerful. An example of where the director uses colour is the Sytherin qudditch robes. The characters that are in Slytherin are associated with green because their team colour is green. Light Colour
  • 7. Music and sound effects Music: Music is used in films to create the correct atmosphere or mood. Moments of happiness, suspense, danger and conflict are often accompanied by music. Music is also used to signal a flashback or to pass time. Sound Effects: Sound effects are used to make things seem realistic. Examples of sound effects that are used to make a film seem realistic are car horns, dogs barking and people conversing in the background. An example of music used in Harry Potter is the music played when owls come to deliver a letter to Harry from Hogwarts. Examples of sound effects used in Harry Potter are when spells are cast. The director adds in sound effects to make them sound powerful or weak and to make it seem as though magic; not light, is flying out of the wand.
  • 8. Costume and make-up Every person who appears on screen wears a costume and make-up. Certain people wear certain costumes so the audience knows who the people are. For example people playing policemen wear a police uniform as a costume. The audience get an impression of a character by the clothes they see them wear. A director uses different types of make-up in films; sometimes special effects make-up is used to give actors scars or bruises. Examples of different costumes from Harry Potter and the Philosophers Stone are the Hogwarts school robes and the Quidditch robes that students were during school. An example of make-up that is used in Harry Potter and the Philosophers Stone is the make-up used to make Harrys lightening bolt scar seem real. Costume Make-up
  • 9. My favourite scene from Harry Potter and the Philosophers Stone A scene from Harry Potter and the Philosopher Stone in which the director uses different camera shots, camera angles, lighting and colour, music and sound effects and costumes is the scene where Harry meets Ron and Hermione for the first time on the Hogwarts Express. Camera shot example :The director uses an establishing shot to show the Hogwarts Express in the countryside. Camera angle example :The director uses a neutral angle when he shows the students sitting in the train talking to each other. Lighting and colour example :The director uses natural lighting in this scene. Music and sound effect example: The director uses a sound effect in this scene to make Hermiones spell seem more realistic. You can hear a sound effect in this scene when Hermione uses the spell “oculus reparo” to fix Harrys glasses. Costume and make-up example: A costume the director uses in this scene is Hermiones school uniform. To watch this scene from Harry Potter and the Philosophers Stone to see all of these examples click the following link: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NzWPCbZIJt8