1. Music: I added music for most of the video because I filmed at a park so I chose a song that has a calm and upbeat sound which is technically a non-diegetic sound since I filmed it on my phone before hand. The music sets a playful or mischievous feeling which when you think of a park you think of playful and sneaky kids. 2. Sound bridge: I used music in the first half then when the video transitioned into the second I used a sound effect to indicate the transition from the picture to real life. The sound makes it seem magical as if I magically appeared at a park. 4. Non-diegetic: For the second part of my symbolism video I used a sound of kids playing because without it, the video would seem off so with the background noise so when watching the clip it makes you feel like you are really at a park. 3. Music: I added classical music for the first half of my contrast ...
In the opening scenes of the episode, the screen displays a text that says “San Junipero”. The use of this editing technique is to let the audience known where this episode takes place. As soon as the text goes away, the establishing shot of the city transitions into a high angled followed by a medium angled tracking shot of a blue car. There was a lot of mise en scene used such as the model of the car, the clothing, and the sets. All those examples are there to help describe the era to the audience so that they know it takes place in the eighties. After someone gets out of the car, the camera moves into a panning wide shot of the main character walking also known as Yorkie. As the character stops and looks at the television through the window, there is an offscreen sound from a guy and a girl and their conversation. This suggests at the audience that they may be important to the story later. After the camera transitions to a head on shot of the two, it cuts to an over the should...
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