'Blog feedback and Learner Response'.

EBI: The main thing to work on is the depth and detail of your written work on the blog – for example such as the Mise-en-scene and camerawork blog tasks where you could have added more detail.  Don’t forget to proof read your work for capital letters and commas too. 
 Mise-en-scene
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How has lighting been used in this scene? Take a screenshot of a specific example of lighting and explain the effect that is has on you as the audience.
The lighting in this scene is quite dark, which makes it feel tense and scary. The red and blue lightsabers stand out against the darkness and light up the characters' faces. The blue lightsaber could represent good and hope, while the red lightsaber represents danger and evil. This makes the audience feel worried for Luke because he seems to be in danger and Vader looks more powerful.

1. Look at the costumes of the two lead actors in this scene. How have their costumes been designed to present one as the hero and one as the villain? Look at use of colour and masks.

Their costumes are completely different as Darth Vader is dressed in a scary way,making him look like a antagonist rather than luke who is dressed normally.Darth vader is wearing a mask which makes the viewers think that he has no feelings however luke looks fearful for his life which makes the viewers believe he is somewhat human in a way and darth vader unhumanlike.

Camera Shots & Angles

1. Find two examples of different camera shots from the scene. Take a screenshot of your specific example and explain the camera shot  and who/what the shot focuses on.

   
   
   
   This is a wide angle shot.This shot shows Darth and Luke in a tense fight whilst also showing the atmosphere around them for the Viewer to understand the scene and the area they are in

Find an example of either a high or low angle shot. Take a screenshot of your specific example and explain who/what the shot focuses on and how it presents the power dynamic within the scene.

This is a low angle shot.It makes it look like Darth Vader is stronger than him and more powerful since luke is on the floor and Darth Is higher than him.

Audio

1. How have sound effects been used in this scene? What are they added to? What effect does this add to the moments that they have been added to?Sound effects are used throughout the scene to make the fight between Luke and Darth Vader more realistic and intense. The sounds of the lightsabers buzzing and clashing are added to the fighting, making each hit feel more powerful and dangerous.Darths heavy breathing makes him seem intimidating.

1. How has silence been used in the first half of the scene? How does it effect the tone and atmosphere of the scene?Silence is used in the first half of the scene to build suspense. There are quieter moments where the audience can focus on the characters and their movements.

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Look at the costumes of the two lead actors in this scene. How have their costumes been designed to present one as the hero and one as the villain? Look at use of colour and masks.
Their costumes are completely different as Darth Vader is dressed in a scary way,making him look like a antagonist rather than luke who is dressed normally.Darth vader is wearing a mask which makes the viewers think that he has no feelings however luke looks fearful for his life which makes the viewers believe he is somewhat human in a way and darth vader unhumanlike.
Camera Shots & Angles
Find two examples of different camera shots from the scene. Take a screenshot of your specific example and explain the camera shot  and who/what the shot focuses on.

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   This is a wide angle shot.This shot shows Darth and Luke in a tense fight whilst also showing the atmosphere around them for the Viewer to understand the scene and the area they are in

Find an example of either a high or low angle shot. Take a screenshot of your specific example and explain who/what the shot focuses on and how it presents the power dynamic within the scene.

This is a low angle shot.It makes it look like Darth Vader is stronger than him and more powerful since luke is on the floor and Darth Is higher than him.

Audio

1. How have sound effects been used in this scene? What are they added to? What effect does this add to the moments that they have been added to?Sound effects are used throughout the scene to make the fight between Luke and Darth Vader more realistic and intense. The sounds of the lightsabers buzzing and clashing are added to the fighting, making each hit feel more powerful and dangerous.Darths heavy breathing makes him seem intimidating.

1. How has silence been used in the first half of the scene? How does it effect the tone and atmosphere of the scene?Silence is used in the first half of the scene to build suspense. There are quieter moments where the audience can focus on the characters and their movements.

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