TV DRAMA MOVING IMAGE Hot Fuzz Introduction/Plot: From the beginning, Hot Fuzz subverts the audience's expectations. It begins not with a bang but a long shot of Pegg's character Sergeant Nicholas Angel slowly walking towards the camera. Then comes a montage about what a splendid constable he is. However his hard work and awards for the most arrests record did not have the best outcome or the one he presumed so. Nicholas Angel had to be relocated from the great city of London where crimes took place on every corner, to a quite community village in Sandford. What makes this story engaging from start to finish, even if it’s filled with every major action trope you can think of, is just how comically-oblivious the rest of the force is to the village’s secrets. Every gruesome death that happens, and every crime scene that is so clearly a cold-blooded murder, is simply written off as an accident by every cop, except for Nicholas Angle. It’s just as frustrating as it i
Good so far this is just sitting on Merit but would be graded pass level if not improved. You need to use your graphic design key terms to analyse and discuss connotations that link back to the style and genre. Task 1 is all about identifying and analysing style and genre.
ReplyDeleteIn your comparison you need to explore use of graphic design techniques, any similarities or differences using key terminology > graphic design key terms and media key terms, e.g. connotes.
2A.M1 (Merit) you have compared different graphic styles in three media genres across different sectors.