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what are some techniques to show imag journeys in the never ending story???? (1 Viewer)
- Thread starter mercho
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um..film techniques i suppose?
i watched to movie, and i'm not sure about you but it was pretty dreary. maybe the fact that it was made in the 80's contribute to this. anyways i got:
a) special effects
b) lighting
c) costume
d) use of music
e) the funny names
yea...that's about it...
i watched to movie, and i'm not sure about you but it was pretty dreary. maybe the fact that it was made in the 80's contribute to this. anyways i got:
a) special effects
b) lighting
c) costume
d) use of music
e) the funny names
yea...that's about it...
_muse_
Come on join the joyride
would anthropomorphism (sp?) be included also? cause the flying dog thingy talks n im pretty sure there are some other animals that do too...
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+shots/angles - http://www.aber.ac.uk/media/Documents/short/gramtv.html
+Colours used for symbolism: balck = evil, white = good
+ Chronological order/flashbacks used?
+Lighting
+Accompanying/background music
+The language used: is it sophisticated? is it slang? is it full of jargon?
+Consider the target audience and what has been used to illustrate the "moral of the story" so that the audience understands it ?
thats is all i can think of
+Colours used for symbolism: balck = evil, white = good
+ Chronological order/flashbacks used?
+Lighting
+Accompanying/background music
+The language used: is it sophisticated? is it slang? is it full of jargon?
+Consider the target audience and what has been used to illustrate the "moral of the story" so that the audience understands it ?
thats is all i can think of