On Monday 4th of January we were shown a youtube clip of Ten Minute Tales released by Sky in our Media Lesson, the idea was to watch and analyse these short clips, and to also look at how you could take aspects and ideas from the clips and implement them in our films. The thing i liked about the tales was that there was no dialogue however through the use of emotions shown by the actor's face and props, you were still capable of undertanding the mood of a scene or grasp what is happening e.g action or romance.
However for my film dialogue will be a key aspect of my film as the characters will need to interact with eachother in a way for the audience to understand what we are showing them. So although dialogue is not needed to make a clip successfull, it is still an important factor to make sure your viewers on are on the same level as yourself.
Another point we can take away from these Ten minute Tales we were shown is that, just like ourAS media films, the tales did not require a large budget, the props and Mise en scene consisted of household items and even peoples homes, which in my case i will be using a familly members garage to film our opening scene.
Due to copy right claims, i am unable to upload some of the Tne minute Tales which i most enjoyed, however the ones which i favoured most were:
-Perfect Day
-Ding Dong
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