Task 2.2+2.3 - Researching TV Production
8 out of 10 Cats:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=djUkF5GUHS0
Visual Codes (describe the following elements of mise-en-scene) :
Editing
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=djUkF5GUHS0
Visual Codes (describe the following elements of mise-en-scene) :
- Set/location of the production - In the studio with a contestant panel and an audience.
- Colour pallette and tone used within the show - Blue and Reds for a simplistic feel.
- Hair and make-up - Everyone has their own preferred hair and choice on makeup to give the show a comfortable/relax feel.
- Clothes - Not overly smart; casual/own clothes almost for the same reason as hair and makeup.
- Presenters performance - He wears a suit with tidy hair and a formal presentation, he is lively with bad language and adult humour.
- Shot types - There are long shots and medium shots with panoramas to show the entire set/ what is needed to be seen
- Positioning - The cameras are positioned infant of the panel and the contestants and presenter are all sat on the panel.
- Movement - The contestants and presenter stay seated apart from when they do certain challenges and there is very little camera movement.
- Framing - They use long shots to show everyone then medium-close ups when filming a specific individual.
- Depth of field - They focus on the people with the background out of focus at times.
Editing
- Pace - They space out transitions throughout the long airing.
- Transitions - They switch cameras throughout with simple cut transitions.
- Continuity/editing matches (Eyeline matches?) - Its a continuity edit.
- Shot duration - Depends on the shot and what is happening.
Sound
- Music - They have introduction music and music as an introduction to certain rounds but that is it.
- Sound FX - There are next to no sound effects used.
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