Kevin Sachez's AICE media blog

  Direct Sound: In this scence I kept in the original sound. I did this because the original sound let the audience hear both the footsteps, and our diolauge when we see eachother in the middle. This lets the auidence feel as if they are right there watching us greet eachother. Voice over: In this scene I did a voice over. I did this so the audience can hear what my though process was during both of these clips. For example, the audience can hear my relaxed thoughts in the first clip, compared to my rushed and nervous thoughts in the second clip.   Music: I put the star wars theme music in these scene. I tried my best to line up the change in the music to when I cut from the trojan logo to the statue. I chose this part of the song because it gives off the emotion of an upgrade as when the music changes to a more louder and up-beat style, it shows the scene going from a little logo to a big statue. Non-Diegetic: In this scene I used  a non-diegetic sound which was a crowde...

This scene uses contrast. At the beginning of this scene, it shows a dark, quite, chill mood inside a car with very little noise and an overall calm atmosphere. But it cuts right to a completely different scene that is much more brighter, louder, and just more colorful in general. This contrast shows the complete shift in energy that goes on for the rest of the show, from a chilled, control mood, to now a wild and unexpectable type show. Now this scene uses parallelism. In this scene, it show two teams going up against each other in a game of tug-of-war, in which the losing team gets knocked off a high platform and fall to their deaths. This game had huge risks and the parallelism did a very good job in showing the difference in attitude between the two teams. The scene continuously switched from one team to another, in which one team were the alpha team, who were very confident and filled with rage, while the other team were noticeably more scared and worried for their life as they kn...

This first shot is a point of view shot. In this scene, Sid was about to burn Woody, but right before Woody and his gang manage to fight back and prevent Sid from doing anything. Since Woody was still in his hands, the camera turned to Sid’s point of view and showed Woody get very angry and telling him to play nice. Having this being said while being in Sid’s point of view helps get the message across that Woody actually meant business and was angry at Sid for trying to do what he did. This is a medium-long shot. In this scene, all of the toy gang finally decide that Sid has done enough torture to them and finally decide to stick up against him. They decided that they have power in numbers, so they decide to all go confront him at once. Having this scene being done as a medium-long shot was very smart in my opinion as it let the scene show its full nature and show all of the gang and Sid’s reaction to their actions. This shot is a reaction shot. In this scene, Sid is about to light a m...

  Simultaneity: In the first shot it shows Christlie opening the door from one side of the hallway, then walks in. The next shot shows me opening the door from the other side of the hallway, and then also walking in. The third and final shot shows me and her meeting up at the middle of the hallway and giving each other a handshake. Contrast: In this first shot, it shows me walking into class on time, this is shown by my calm walking posture and hands in my pocket. The next shows shows me being late to class, this is shown by showing me running and in a rush. Symbolism: In the first shot it shows me zooming into the trojan symbol of a jacket, then in the next shot it shows me zooming out of the face of an actual trojan statue. Parellelism: In the first shot it shows me walking up some stairs, and then in the second shot shows me walking down the same set of stairs. Leitmotiff: In the first shot it shows me walking to inside the bathroom, doing what I am supposed to be doing in s...