Title: Post It
Director: Michael Evans (Youtube)
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Technique
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Effect(Analysis)
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Camera
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Opens with scene of males lead travelling to bus stop –
Long Mid shot
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Soft focus on foreground
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Close-Up on majority of post-it notes used during post
scene
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Focus lets the audience pay further attention to the
characters and their actions
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Close-up on post-its emphasise the characters being ‘good
people’ making the audience feel at ease, feel good film
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Editing
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Slow paced cuts between characters
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Use of montage to hand out the post-its
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Slow paced cuts created a relaxed feel to the film,
allowing the audience to be at peace
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Montage – making a series of good deeds reflects the
happy and positive side that film film wishes to convey
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Sound
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Upbeat happy music plays from start of montage –
Cheerful
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Man’s dialog is slightly broken
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The use of cheerful happy music creates the idea of
how the film is supposed to lift spirits, to show the audience is not all
doom and gloom
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Mis-en-scene
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Lighting – Sunny day, bright colours
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Costume – All characters are wearing bright outfits,
all casual clothing
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Props – Use of the initial box and the Post-Its
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Use of bright lighting/ sunny atmosphere again adds to
the idea of a feel good film, wants to make the audience feel better about
themselves
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Costumes are all bright yet normal everyday clothing
to add a sense of realism to the film, to allow the audience to relate to the
films characters
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Titles
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Post-It notes used for displaying minor titles
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Serif font
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Text is drawn on
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Movie title is an overlay
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Credits roll in at end on black screen
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Use of post it notes when displaying titles
creates the theme for the film, allowing the flow of the film to be more
fluid
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Having only the movie title as an overlay
creates the idea that the messages behind the film are more important than
the name
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