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Short Film, Challenges, Colour, Genre - Coggle Diagram

- - - - Alejandro Gonzalez Inarritu
        
        Long lasting shots
        
        Camera follows subject for long periods of time
        
        Builds on character types, and enhances audiences connecting to characters
        
        Immerses audience and pulls them into the narrative
      - Neill Blomkamp
        
        Low budget
        
        Filming on location
        
        Adds atmosphere and is more immersive than faking/recreating a location
        
        Friends as actors
        
        Chaotic use of handheld shaky cam
      - Denis Villeneuve
        
        Long, steady shots
        
        Tripod used frequently
        
        Solid lighting (one colour used in frame)
        
        Enhances tone, creates a unique feel for every scene
        
        Colour theory is used to determine what colour represents what emotion, which is then translated into the context of each scene
        
        Common use of extreme wide shots
  - - - Solid colours, I have access to all colours including RGB
    - - Shaky handheld cameras
        
        Engaged audience through relatable filming style
      - Long lasting shots, with appropriate pacing to keep audience engaged
- - - - Parents have an office that I have full access to, along with a large concrete studi0 + a greenscreen
  - - - Have chacacters wear it, and sneak it into Mise en scene of scenes
        
        'Father' that he finds is wearing the eye - something like a close up on it to emphasize the meaning behind it
- - - - Can recreate a restaraunt in a set, but it won't be as immersive
      - Email the owners/management of various restaraunts and see what times they are available or if they will even let me film
- - - - Make sure to check radar in advance, as I will be filming in winter - weather can be unpredictable
- - - - Use of Implicit comedy
      - Incorporate underlying themes and elements of plot into the humor
    - - Loss, Grief, etc
      - Dark themes are not the focal point of the story, they are used as juxtaposition alongside the comedy surrounding it
  - - - Relatable, connects to the Audience - Then creates an emotional attachment
      - Protagonist + antagonist (story follows one character)
    - - Use of current world issues/contextual events
      - Dependant on conflict
        
        Conflict drives and shapes the narrative
        
        Conflict is subject to change throughout a narrative