Ernest M Blog

 Over the past couple of days in the making of our title of the film would be we Sugar RUSH mostly due to our genre being: satirical and horror based and the whole opening scene would be about candy and how we'd get to that point and started our own mini story board and how'd we'd first start off with the title of our movie, productions, editors, actors, etc continuing with a scene of Johlissa being a news anchor, and then some dialogue for her, then we'd do a transition fade to our establishing shot maybe a gas station haven't decided yet, then a close shot of me snorting smarties, then a low angel shot of the smarties plastic falling on the camera then a cut of a over the shoulder smart of the me walking into the store and we haven't gotten much further past that but I was thinking of using a nerf gun as a prop and do a little robbery fake of course...

For the next up and coming project I chose my 2 Cambridge buddies Michael and Johlissa  due to me working on previous projects like sound the sound art project as well as working with them in other Cambridge classes on assignments so might as well run it back with the same squad.  Genre:  Genre: Documentary, Drama, Satire   What is the mockument ary about (decide and be clear):   A robbery over sugar addiction i.e.: candy of any kind  

 Well, to start off what I've learned about storyboarding, is that I'm obviously the worst drawer on this planet, and as well as me definitely not being the reincarnation of Picasso. But going back to the subject storyboarding is practically the scenes you see in the moving and includes everything from lighting - angels basically everything I've learned in Digital Media Studies but just drawn down with paper and pencil and drawing as well as writing the bullet points of your scene and what you're intending to have in the scene that way it looks the same way or even better than what you attended when focusing on your storyboard. The most important thing about storyboarding is to not focus on the drawing but on all the bullet points you want to have of all of your mise-en-scene and camera shots...etc and just being able to get others to understand what you want to happen in this specific scene that way it can play out the way you want and there being absolutely no confusi...

Ghost Rider: Spirit of Vengeance  S etting: Within this scene, the setting takes place within an unfinished construction land. We know this due to the big patch of sand/dirt everywhere, metal  crates, and a big Excavator. With this setting, it's the main job was to try to fit an army into this setting and to really show off our protagonist power. This setting was chosen to play out a role to give our audience a thrill/excitement with the rider crushing everyone with a hellfire excavator but to also send a message to them on how he's just a character who can't stay down.  Lighting: In this scene shown, we can  definitely tell low-key lighting was being used plus the combination of the time being at night leads us to understand his character. Compared to other superheroes throughout the years, characters like superman, captain America, Spiderman, etc., and their movies all show high-key lighting to reflect on...

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  https://pin.it/2Sw23oT L ocation: Misty Forest popular location for horror/murder films Ex: Texas Chainsaw Massacre and Michael Myers  Sets: Cabin - Usual setting for Forest Locations Ex: Friday the 13th  Props: Nerf Gun representing weapon used to kill the women  Actors: Scarlett Johnson (Blackwidow)(Victim) Due to popular roles with Marvel and being one of the best female actors, she'd be more than capable of playing a female victim, and being a famous actor the more views could bring movie.  Daniel Craig (James Bond) (Killer) is Seen already wearing a black suit, playing a role of a killing agent/Assasin, popular he'd suit the role of the killer as he's already done parts for him to over qualify to be the actor  Costumes: Black Suit/ Black Mask (Killer) when committing crimes wearing all black and a mask helps avoid being seen and no one able to get a good look at your face Night Gown (Victim) Night time one would wear something like pajamas but i...

  Movie Analysis    Ghost Rider Spirit of Vengeance    Story –  Expert 18 Points : Now overall the story was great not the best story but great on its own about protecting a kid from the devils clutches so the world doesn’t have 2 devils around, a mother just wanting her son and herself to have a normal life, a protagonist with demonic self-fighting a man vs man and a man vs self of him not wanting to be “The Rider” but towards the end accepts even though he may not want to be the world still needs to him to be. I’d say that with all of that itself bonded together I really thought the story was good maybe the antagonist could’ve had a more in depth personality I did kind of feel like the mold guy had a basic hero vs villain with Johnny blaze a little bit and he really could've been made as a character we kind of feel for like in Black Panther Kill monger and how he actually had a background but in the end him and his fight scenes with the Ghost rider was pr...