How did you receive the feedback on the photos? Do they still fit within your vision of the final magazine? What are some things you might want to change about the layout of your magazine after receiving feedback about the photos? I received feedback on the photos by critique during an online class. The photo fit into my vision of my final magazine perfectly, as I was going to put the image into a photo-editing program to make adjustments for the magazine cover. The only photo I took was for the cover page, and the cover page was the photo, so I didn't change anything for the rest of the magazine for any additional photos.
mise en scène refers to what we see onscreen in a film. It’s the film’s visuals; meaning, all of the elements that appear on camera and their arrangement. Using the S.E.E format analyze this clip below: The scene is filmed at a low angle to make us feel weak , like a little rodent getting in on a secret. The dialogue and the little pauses formed in hesitation keep us in suspense. Their attire signifies that this movie takes place somewhere around after WW2. The fact that this whole scene is shot in black and white gives a noir vibe, like a mysterious crime drama.
How did you respond to the feedback from your initial proposal? What will you change in your second round of sketches that are due soon? I took the feedback as constructive criticism and applied the necessary changes. I will change the placement of the text so it flows with the magazine better, and utilize white space so parts of the magazine don't look isolated.
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