Tag: designofnarrativestructure

Story Arcs Story arcs: A girl, Bella Swan, comes back to the city where she was born and raised. After her first day of school, the Cullens draw her attention. Raising Action: Bella notices some supernatural qualities in the youngest of the Cullens, Edward, and finds out he is a vampire. In the meantime, Charlie… Continue reading Twilight

Film language Film analysis: context (acknowledge your area) and value for VFX artists. We should use a technical field such as pacing and editing, compositing, and lighting for the contextual area. However, there is another important field: the aesthetic, which underlines the mise en scene, the color, genre, and the rhythm. Mise en scene means… Continue reading Mise-en-scène

Kurt V is a great exponent of the story narrative that brings and puts, in a nutshell, a story narrative, showing some complexities. The story arc in Romeo and Juliette: exposition introduces the setting, characters Raising action characters struggling with problems. Climax the tensest moment of a story and the character faces a crisis Falling… Continue reading Story Arcs

Many politics is embedded in films and cast. What aspects does it underline? Social media is a big influence but equally broadcast news, animations, and films. One of the things in the 1940s was a propaganda film. Always a relationship between film, documentary, and fiction. Political messages underline issues but sometimes these are hidden and… Continue reading POLITICS AND PERSUASION IN ENTERTAINMENT

Bad animations: 1. South Park – South Park might be, in terms of animation, a bad one. During seasons 1 through 3, show a lack of animation qualities other shows don’t have, such as a lack of smooth movements, no depth of field shown, and some problematic cuts during conversations between the characters. However, since… Continue reading Bad and good animations

Visual Language: The Camera Directors use “visual language” as a way to describe how they plan out their movies, which is a way to tell stories using moving images. The basics: how to speak movie CAMERA SHOT LENGTH: we’re talking about how fare the camera is from the subject we’re shooting that works horizontally. The… Continue reading Visual Language, History of Cinema and Animation