Application Esay

School of Cinema – Television

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There is not absolute way of expression in a movie because each genre of movie has it own general rule. However, in my movie, I always bear faive major factors in mind whatever genres I shoot. Therefore, my long – term goal is to improve the way of treating those main factors, and to better utilize them in my film.

One is camera – work. I always use two or three cameras so that I can shoot without cutting off scenes. By this method, actors can ply their roles with appropriate tension, and I can choose my favorite viewpoint. I used this method, especially, in tense scenes. Another rule is that I always move my camera just after actors move. By this method, audiences can concentrate on actors not camera. The object is the actor, so good movies do not make audiences aware of the camera. In addition, contrast of moves and stops can be emphasized. I learned this method when I took part in one shooting whose theme was a samurai movie with plenty of sword fights. In a scene of sword fights, this metho

d was used, and the camera was moved just after fights began. Fight ended in a moment, and the contrast of stop and move was successfully expressed.

For example, I wrote one script on the connection between money politics and system of free – trade. The protagonist is one man who is just assigned into one shoe factory in Thailand, and he learns about the unfair wages of local workers and terrible conditions of the work – place. Then, he declares better wages and workplace conditions to his parent company; however, of course, parent company does not do anything for him. Then, he tries to make changes in the country to change the situation; however, because free- trade is manipulated by money politics, even mass-communication cannot do anything. Finally, he is determined to fight alone against unscrupulous politics, company executives, and also extreme capitalisms.

Fourth factor is the outline of story. There is no right way of writing script; however, good scripts have some similarities, and I often follow them. In my opinion, good script has six parts; setup, first act, turning point, second act, second turning point, and big finish. The setup is an introduction of story, and it is taken over by development of first act. In the first act, backgrounds of main characters are described to draw audiences into the story. Turning point is the most important part in a story. In this part, new developments, the appearance of conflict, or change in situations would be described. Second act and second turning point are the same as the first one. In my film, the second turning point is usually the climax scene.

I went to many countries where ancient remains exist, and I read many mythological stories of North Europe. It is one of my goals to make movies

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