Conventional Element
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How is it used in
Action/Adventure films?
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Protagonist
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The Protagonist is used as a hero in the film. He/ She always have a
weakness in the film, mainly their love, crush, family, friends or just
innocent people.
The protagonist’s job is to save lives and defeat the antagonist.
Protagonists always wear big, bright and bold colours so that anyone can spot
him. He/ She always has a power as well. For example, superman can fly.
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Antagonist
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The Antagonists is used as a villain in the film. He/ She will always
want to take down the protagonist no matter what. He will use the
protagonist’s family, love, friends or innocent people to get him into a
trap. The antagonists always wear dark colours such as black, grey, brown and
sometimes white, the dark colours represent evil. The antagonist can
sometimes have power but mainly have weapons.
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Other characters
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Other characters in the film are usually from the protagonist’s
normal life, when he isn’t saving the world he’s just a normal boy and the
people around him have no idea he’s a protagonist. Other characters could
also be from the villain’s side, maybe from his army, his minions.
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Plot
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The plot of the film in an action/ adventure must always have some
trouble. At the beginning things are really well in the film for the
protagonists till the antagonists comes and tries to destroy everything. In
the end things go back to the way they were or he dies. The point of a plot
it that it summaries the film.
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Locations
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The locations are usually set in the day but when bad things happen
they are always in the dark. Such as a dark alley or at night.
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Soundtrack
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When it comes to the soundtrack, the sweet lovey dobby bits are
always sweet and romantic and then the music will change when things start to get intense.
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Camera
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Mise-en-Scene
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Editing
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Tuesday, 22 October 2013
Friday, 4 October 2013
Types of techniques, sound and editing used.
In this clip I will explain the following techniques:
-camera techniques
-sound
-editing
There was a close up shot of two gasoline tanks which he was going to use to blow up. At the beginning you will see James (protagonist) picking whilst the antagonist threw bombs through the window. They used the close up shot so that we can clearly see what we expected he was going to do with the tank, blow them up.
Most of the sounds in this clip were explosions, helicopters and intense background music. The background music had been playing as soon as the clip started and then came the helicopter sounds and huge explosions.
The background music was quite intense and that was the point, to build tension because you don't know what's going to happen.
You can tell That there has been a lot of CGI (Control General Imagery). When they blew up the house and that with real fire it's dangerous if it was real life. They use a green screen so that it would look like explosions were happening but it's all fake, they just act in front of a green or blue screen and then edit it.
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