workshop 4 color and lighting

here is a link for the instruction

atmosphere- mood or feeling of a place.
mood feeling
location a place where something is set

picture 1 Katness is running though town to go hunting in the woods.

warm light- red yellow or red tinge, cozy, warm, welcome

cold light blue, green, white, grey makes the place feel sterile, clean, modern

bright obvious , feel happy, energetic 
dull faded/muted light

natural sun reflections, moon, stars, lighting, fire-occurfrom nature
artificial light bulbs, LEDS light

technique cold light lots of greenery, dull, natural lighting

colorful pellet district green, black, browns, greys


poverty materials are out dated live closer to land 

director purpose theme rich vs poor who has more privlage, power and obstinacy they dont have the privilege of technology no artificial light

other techniques costiumes-greys/black-coal miners black shoes less dirty 

name the scene and whats happening

scene name train station at the capitol
cold, bright, artificial- electricity
effect on the viewer
colour vibrant, vivid , modern
rich vs poor privilege
 power and opportunity

better sewing technology because the costumes are better
privilege to watch the tribute arrive

in the scene at the train station color and lighting and colour are used substanclily to show the them "rich vs poor" in this case rich mean being privileged but being poor mean you are not as privileged. pellets of whites and grey for the building blues and pinks are used for clothing. this makes the audience feel like the location is modern and citizen are existed for the trubutes to arrive. this worked well with counsels in the capitol where unique which shows they have more acses to clothing. this can be juxtaposed to the codation in distric 12

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Where are these shots from? + what is happening? 

Katniss, Effie, Gale, D12 citizens, Primrose, Peeta, Peace-keepers 

Beginning. 

Costume d12 - poor clothing, grey, worn, dull, simple, limited, best clothes for the reaping
scene. 

costumes reflect the setting  

Food source.    

What theme are we exploring? 

• Rich v poor 
• Capitol = rich ones 
• Effie 

Describe the features of costume

• Bright colours, more designed/fashionable, has makeup, jewelry 

Effect on the viewers 

Directors purpose  

Techniques 

Links 

Step One- For your Statement you need to state the technique you wish to discuss in
relation to your image.  

Step Two- Then you need to describe the Example for the reader (remember they may
not have seen the movie so you need to give detail so they can follow your argument). 

Step Three- Then you need to Explain the PURPOSE this technique has on the viewer.

Step Four- Then you need to Explain the EFFECT  this technique has on the viewer. 

Step Five- You can then link your ideas to your main argument, to another moment in the
film  or to the wider context.

In the reaping scene, Costumes are used effectively to show the theme of Rich v Poor. We
see this when the people of District 12 are waiting for someone to be chosen to represent
their District.Explain how simple machines can be used to affect forces

 The lifestyle of District 12 is reflected in the clothes that they wear. These clothes are made
of a limited material, they are dull, boring. This makes us understand that costumes
represent the theme Rich v poor, in the capitol and the Districts. There is a difference
between the opportunity, power and privilege between District 12 and the Capitol.
The director did this to make the audience understand how costumes can symbolize
the inequality between the Capitol and the Districts. This symbolism combined with a wide
shot of the crowd in District 12 and an over the shoulder shot of Effie reveal the lack of
opportunity in district 12 and the power of the capitol. This aspect can be contrasted to the
character of Effie, she wears a bright pink outfit that has a lot of design behind it revealing
the opportunities given to characters in the Capitol.  

what am I learning  how to make a sexxxy paragraph better

how does this show my learning  by make the paragraph more better
what am i wondering  why is there rich vs poor

pe team work

Last week in pe we did basket ball,netball and volley ball


team involvement
I think I did pretty well with involing it was hard that other people were hogging the ball a bit much but a part from that it was alright

paragraph 3

Katness volunteered to be the replacement for primrose  because she did not know how primrose would do in the hunger games.

in the hunger games effie pulls out a name it tuns out to be primrose. the auther did this to show us how people reacted to a curtain person. this show that primrose was not ready by the looks she was given so her sister Katness volunteered to take her place in the hunger games. at this moment other people looked not as shocked to see this happen. the director did this to show how quick things can happen

paragraph 2

Rue's death

In the movie the Hunger Games Rue get shot by an arrow then katness  go to see if she is alright In about five minutes she was dead. this shows the risk that she was willing to take by entering the games. the director did this to show the dangers of a fight even if they have a one up on you such as a weapon that has the option of life or death. this can be compered to when Cato was fighting Peta on the rock when Peta was about to fall but Katness shot the arrow at peta caught it then stabbed Cato with then he fall off then got attacked by the animals.

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Industrial Revolution 

 

The Industrial Revolution which  started in the 1760s and ended in the 1840s saw the development of major technologies.  It was a time when the manufacturing of goods moved from small shops and homes to factories for mass production. Two of the most important inventions during this move from cottage to large-scale factories were the spinning jenny and the telegraph.  

The Spinning Jenny was invented by James Hargreaves in 1764 in England. It was a hand powered weaving machine that spun eight different threads of wool and cotton into cloth to make clothing. It was made to use eight threads at once and it worked by turning a wheel. The loom was used at home and then it was developed into bigger looms that could do up to 120 spools at once they used these bigger machines in the textiles mills.  The Spinning Jenny was so important because it was one of the only ways of making cloth out of  cotton and wool and other fabrics. The spinning jenny was a key development because it was one of the most efficient ways to make materials. 

Spinning Jenny

Another extremely important invention of the Industrial Revolution was the telegraph. Telegraph communication was used for sending and receiving messages. It worked by sending messages through an electric wire that was put between two stations. It was a station to station that was a coded system that sent electrical pulses  through dedicated wires that sent messages over long distances or short distances communication . It was developed in the 1830s and 1840s by Samuel Morse and others to enable short and long distance communication.

Telegraph communication

In the early 20th century the telegraph was slowly replaced by teletype networks. In the United States, Western Union shut down its telegraph service in 2006. At the time, the company reported that only about 20,000 telegrams were sent in the previous year

German American inventor Edward Kleinschmidt invented the teletype in 1914, which replaced Morse code clickers in delivering news to newspapers. The teletype was first used by United Press.

German American inventor Edward Kleinschmidt invented the teletype in 1914, which replaced Morse code clickers in delivering news to newspapers. The teletype was first used by United Press.

Kleinschmidt Electric Company Telegraph Typewriter

(keyboard-operated typebar teleprinter)

New technologies developed in the 18th and 19th centuries brought about  the Industrial revolution which saw the replacement of  human skill and muscle in manufacturing, railroads transforming land transportation, and steam- ships replacing sailing ships. The  invention of the Spinning Jenny and telegraphic communication helped develop the wealth of the nation and enabled communication.

 

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