During class, we were instructed to complete 2 slides (one with 9 questions, the other with 10) and submit a screen shot of the two slides onto our blog. The question were meant to be based on movie scenes that were 5 years old or younger, as strategies that were used to create movies older than 5 years were more or less irrelevant to the assignment. One movie, though, had to be realistic. The questions were: Name of the movie and the year it was published; film genre; sense of place; time of day; time period; physical characteristics of set design: style; color; lighting; mood of scene; message of scene.
My Assignment Results:
My assignment ended up with these two screenshots:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EAC4OibLP7Y
"Shang Chi and The Legend of The Ten Rings" was one of the movies I chose to analyze. It is a movie about a man named Shang Chi who was living in San Francisco with his friend and was interrupted by a group of assassins working in an organization run by his father.
Shang Chi's mother died and his father still thinks that she is alive so he gathers 10 rings to find her and bring her back, whilst everyone knows he is in denial and tries to stop him and all the other dangers that he releases.
"Ferdinand" was the other movie I chose to analyze. The movie starts as the young bull named Ferdinand being soft and picked on by other bulls for not being tough and strong like the others, as he does not want to fight. His father wins in a battle against another bull and is chosen by the matador to fight in more significant matches. He doesn't return and Ferdinand grows up to still be a soft bull that gets adopted by a young girl. His once peaceful life comes crashing down as he is being chased by authorities to return to his former captor and with the help of a goat and three hedgehogs, manage to escape them. In the end, he must fight again El Primero, a bull that never loses.
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