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Few reasons to leave things out of the frame: The "Numbing" Effect, Painting a Bad Picture or Painting a "Pretty" Picture.
"Numbing Effect" Is a length issue... Moviemakers have to decide what to keep and what to cut.
Painting a Bad Picture Movies don't always show the effects of thrilling scenes of violent actions. The movie is entertaining, they don't show you cleaning or doing chores.
Painting a "Pretty" Picture Movies have tricks... make for entertaining viewing , but they don't paint an accurate picture of real life. For example, we do not run or fight in high heels.
Marketing tricks to grab our attention Movie posters, stars give interviews on media, and movie critics give opinions.
They list the title, the stars and what happens. Movie posters
______ of the movies give lots of interviews on TV, on the radio, in magazines and even on Websites. Stars
____________ ________get to see movies before the public, because their reviews carry a lot of weight. People listen to what they say. Movie critics
Tricks to keep people watching the movie Mixing up a movie with Music and Jolts
A character in a well - lit area is... safe and happy
A person´s face is half in shadow or half in light is... doing something evil/bad
What does CGI stand for? Computer Generated Image
Dangerous or imaginary scenes can be digitally created using _________. CGI
adding a sound track to a movie after filming is complete dub
What does JPM stand for? Jolts Per Minute
What are JPMs? fast, exciting quick cuts or action sequences that get you excited
A fact is... information can be proven by checking a reference source
An opinion is... a thought or belief about something or someone; how YOU feel about something or someone
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