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Essay Instructions: View the Pepsi Cola commercial "Purple Haze" (Super Bowl XXXVIII 2004) and briefly discuss what is communicated in the ad and describe how it is communicated through the cinematography, editing and sound. 600 words minimum.

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Both Part 1 and Part 2 of your final must be double-spaced.
PART 1 of 2: Short Answers (3Pages)
Please respond to all the following questions in as many words as necessary to answer the question completely. You are not graded on length, but on the accuracy and thoroughness of your response.
1 - What are the attributes of a Condenser Microphone? (Film Lecture Notes will be provided)
2 - How does a Waveform monitor and Vectorscope help when lighting a Blue/Green screen? (Film Lecture Notes will be provided)
3 - Look at the “Zolly” shot when the two characters are seated at the table from the movie “Goodfellas.” What emotional impact does the scene have for you? Is the DOLLY moving IN while the LENS is zooming OUT, or is the DOLLY moving BACK while the LENS is zooming IN? Please explain.
Movie Clip will be in the emailed in an Attachment (50 sec clip)
4 - Look at the end montage sequence from “Ally McBeal”. There are seven scenes (refer to pages 3 and 4, “Ally McBeal Scenes”). Pick three scenes and discuss the cinematography (camera movement, focus, colors, lighting, depth of field, composition, lenses, etc.).
Movie Clip will be in the emailed in an Attachment (2min clip)





PART 2 of 2: Essay
Write a (4 page) essay about the cinematography in a film (Public Enemies 2009.) It DOES NOT have to be a film shot digitally. (Public Enemie Article will provided as a supplment and also outside article (web, book, magian, etc. can be used too)



Apart from Google, the following magazines may help in your research: American Society of Cinematographers - ASC
http://www.theasc.com/magazine
International Cinematographers Guild Magazine - ICG
http://www.cameraguild.com/magazine
Movie Maker
http://www.moviemaker.com/cinematography
Student Filmmakers
http://www.studentfilmmakers.com
HDVideoPro
http://www.hdvideopro.com
Videography
http://www.videography.com
Some pointers on the essay:?
- Write a little background on the cinematographer
- Include a short synopsis of the film?
- Did you like the film or not? Why??
- Did the visuals enhance the story? Why and how?
- Pick a shot or two and go into some detail about the visual approach using the expanded vocabulary you acquired in the course.
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Essay Instructions: I want a paper that explains cinematography of one scene of the movie "Franch connection". Cinematography-long shot, close-up.zoom and others. Sound-diegetic,syncron;editing.What is the main sense of the scene?The scene can be from the moment when a woman with baby carrage was shot until the moment when the polece was on the roof.
I used paper with author name-sunandmike-and I like it. If the same author can do this paper about cinema, I'll like it, if not- the author can be different

Essay Instructions: Film: Blue Velvet or After Hours

Pick one of the films, then answer both of the questions below:

1. Identify a visual motif in the film that is some element of mise-en-scene, and discuss how that motif reveals information about theme, story, changes in the circumstances of a character or internal emotional change in a character. You should restrict yourself to one specific, repeating element and discuss how it develops over the course of the entire plot.

2. How is the cinematography used to communicate theme, story, changes in the circumstances of a character or internal emotional change in a character? Identify four specific moments in the film that work using some aspect of cinematography (such as camera positioning, lens choice, framing, shot duration, etc.) and discuss how these choices affect the viewer?s understanding of the film.

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