Class 4

Always make sure you have headphones for the last two projects

Making assessments before shooting can greatly enhance the quality of your recordings by allowing you to hear audio levels clearly and adjust settings accordingly.

#1 Sound what are you hearing

#2 color and how its being used in this scene

Crowd livly city roaring singing

girl in red dress

gunshots

light when gun fire

in schindlers list the girl wearing red dress serves as a poignant symbol of innocence amidst the chaos of war.

Her presence, highlighted by the stark contrast of her vibrant attire against the grim surroundings, emphasizes the devastating impact of violence on children and the loss of innocence during the Holocaust.

Pink is a sign of innocence, femininity, and sweetness. Red represents violence, passion, and sociability, while brown also symbolizes these qualities. Yellow signifies madness and insecurity. Green is often associated with nature, immaturity, and destruction. Blue indicates calmness and remoteness. purple is a sign of fantasy and erotism

For documentary might want to create a mood board

Colar has 3 different components

Hue of the color

Saturation how intense it is

darkness or lightness

3 primary ways we think about color

Color can have transitional phases like sound and movies

Shape has a similar psychological effect. If circle coginial and warm, square confined, triangle at conflict.

Controlled enviornment vs travelling and having limitations

despite that one thing that’s gonna be paramount is sound

Documentary is a work of journalism as well as a work a film

Exists in the same world in terms of credibility and engages the audience by presenting factual narratives alongside artistic storytelling.

Documentary gives context and story meaning behind it while breaking news just tells you what happens on the surface

Queen of basketball documentary
How is this film being made?
Intervwing Lucy herself, showing clips of historical footage, and including commentary from sportscasters and historians will provide a rich, multidimensional perspective on her life and career.

I really like the production quality.

What they have availiable to them and what are the limitations these films are experiencing

I can imagine that since it took place a while ago, when cameras and technology weren’t as prominent as they are today, the lack of resources could have affected the clarity and quality of archival footage. Additionally, obtaining rights to certain clips or securing interviews with individuals from that era may pose further challenges.

What did they overcome to get that creative value and aesthetic value

Music is great camera angles provides a great view and atmosphere, enhancing the overall experience of the films. Additionally, the editing techniques and sound design contribute significantly to crafting a compelling narrative.

Another true element

apparent subject

deeper meaning

Equality in women’s sports

And when a human's talent is denied or blocked, it often leads to a downward turn in their self-esteem and motivation.

interrotron

Please talk about something they’re more interested in

Then talk about the reason they’re here

archival footage and narration

animation

Taking archival footage and placing it in old-time TV

Antonio
Dancing Idea

Matthew

Exposing a professor with controversial views and questionable behavioral practices, deeper meaning; to punish people in positions, even if they’re viewed highly by the system

Jennifer

Isaiah

Gentrification of black neighborhoods: the history of Seatack

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My documentary explores the legacy of the Seatack neighborhood, one of the oldest historically Black communities in Virginia Beach, and asks how the area and its residents are being impacted today, and what the future may hold.

Can you tell me a little about your connection to the Seatack community?

What do you remember most about Seatack growing up or when you first moved here?

Why do you think Seatack is such an important part of Black history in Virginia Beach?

What changes have you noticed in the neighborhood over the years?

Have there been efforts from the community to protect or preserve Seatack’s heritage?

What do you hope for the future of Seatack?

What would you want young people to know about the history of this place?