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FM4 Lesson 1
- 1. FM4: Varieties Of Film Experience – Issues and Debates Section B: Spectatorship Topics Popular Film and Emotional Response
- 7. Emotional Response to film
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- Senders encoding and receivers decoding those messages, an attempt by the sender of the message to influence in some way the state of mind of another person. A certain meaning has been placed in the text by the author, the reader has to discover that meaning texts interact with readers (spectators) to provide a variety of possible meanings, in this case the readers becomes a factor in the production of meaning. Meaning is no longer singular and clearly defined by the authorial intention, but is plural and created in the relationship between the individual reader and the text. visual indicators and carefully arranged shots combined with spoken word, sound effects and musical soundtracks we can attempt to suggest reasons why choices have been made, explore possible meanings, this is how we interact
- Think carefully about this but don’t worry about a right answer, this is the debate. Your job is to recognise that there is an intense interaction with the sounds and images occurring as we watch films, and that film makers are deliberately setting out to engender (give rise to) emotional responses. Through your observation of the use of mise-en-scene, cinematography, editing and sound you are able to explore the ways in which emotional response is created