I am a student at in Uru Mānuka. In 2020 I was a year 9 and in 2021 I will be a year 10. This is a place where I will be able to share my learning with you. Please note....some work won't be edited - just my first drafts, so there may be some surface errors. I would love your feedback, comments, thoughts and ideas.
Tuesday, March 17, 2020
Workshop 3 lighting and colour' enhance the story? English
Key words- atmosphere/mood
How we feel watching the scene.
Lighting and colour
Warm - makes feel comfortable, safe, welcoming
cold - Feels sterile, clean, futuristic, technological.
Bright - feels more lively, energise, vibrant.
Dull - feel, calm, quiet, boring, old.
Natural - sources are sun/moon, feels like real life.
Artificial - man-made sources, feel unnatural.
Palette - the colour used in the shot e.g nature palette will have colours found in nature like browns/greens.
The scene where august cries to his mum about looking different
- They don't even talk to me
- my face is ugly
- Is it always going to matter
-Auggies mum goes into his room to check on him he tells her that others make fun of him and she reassures him.
Theme- Importance of friends & family
Shots/angles
- close-ups used to show Auggies emotions
- over the shoulder when mum speaks to show conversations from Auggie's point of view.
Lighting/colour
- warm dark colours
- This is safe and comfortable space for Auggie to cry
- Dull colours
- Sad, lonely, sympathetic, calm, quiet,
- Natural light is nighttime
Effect on the viewer
- Sympathetic sad, sorry, lonely, depressed, miserable, downhearted, forlorn
Directors purpose
- emphasises the sadness of the moment and the importance of Auggies relationship of his family.
Co-construct a SEXXXYparagraph
In the scene were Auggie cries to his mother about being bullied, Colour and lighting are used to create an atmosphere of sympathy we see this through the use of warm and dull colours in the shot. These make the space feel safe and comfortable for Auggie to express his emotions. this makes us understand how Auggie is feeling miserable, oppressed and depressed because he looks different from his peers. he askes his mum "will it always matter" Which is a feeling most of the audience can relate too. This was done to show the theme of the importance of friendship and family because Auggie learns resilience by talking issues through his mum. Combined with this is the use of close up shots to show the emotions and tears on Auggie's face. The viewer of a moment later in the story where Auggie is upset because of his sister Via doesn't want him to go to her play. Just like this scene, Auggie runs to his room upset and a member of his family comes to reassure him.
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Hello Kaleb,
ReplyDeleteThanks for all your effort and hard work on this post. You make good connections between the way lighting affects the mood of the scene and influences the way we understand the emotions of the characters. Thoughtful eXXplanations, keep up the good work. :)