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  Rule Of Thirds: Rule of Thirds is a guideline followed in order to attain a cinematically pleasing shot, or picture. It refers to a 9 sectioned grid, and according to the Rule of Thirds, the subject should be placed either on the right or left vertical line of the grid, leaving the other two thirds of the image more open. In landscapes, for example, 2 portions can be given to the sky, and one to the sea or land.

 Decoding and semiotics The field of semiotics, often known as semiotic analysis, is the study of these signals, codes, and traditions in film. A approach to describe how an audience interprets codes is through semiotic analysis. The thing that provides meaning has all meaning inscribed in it. No word or object has an inherent meaning; one cannot read or observe something without connecting it to a preconceived notion. Ferdinand De Saussure first proposed the concept of meaning. For instance, a person's appearance is a collection of indications that tell other people things about them; clothing encodes even the simplest signs, such as the fact that a popped collar denotes . A music enthusiast is identified by a black band t-shirt and baggy pants, but several of these indications can be combined to form a co

  Flim history        Evolution and Film History Cinema was not created by one individual. However, the Edison Company successfully unveiled a Kinetoscope prototype in 1891, allowing one person to watch moving images at once. In the beginning, movies were frequently only a few minutes or less long. They were shown in music halls, fairgrounds, and other locations where a screen could be set up and a room could be made dark. Local sceneries and activities, views of other countries, quick comedies, and noteworthy events were among the topics covered. There were lectures, music, and lots of audience interaction to go along with the movies. They were not "silent," as is commonly said, despite not having synchronised dialogue. FILM INDUSTRY'S GROWTH Several national film industries had been established by 1914. The industries at this time were dominated by Europe, Russia, and Scandinavia; America was far less significant. As movies grew longer, storytelling, or narrat...

 Media studies is the investigation of various media stages, including text based examination of different media texts and assessment of how different gatherings are depicted in the media. Coming up next are the primary thoughts in AS Level Media Studies: Language: The manners by which the media pass significance on through their structures, codes, standards, and methods. • Representation/Portrayal: How thoughts, individuals, and gatherings are depicted in the media as a feature of how the social the truth is built. • The media text creation, appropriation, and flow process in the business. • Audience: How media texts are made for and address specific crowds, as well as how crowds decipher and respond

 Course brief set In media studies, we look at various media and how they are made, from books to films. Our course is partitioned into two areas: one covers media content and setting, and different covers genuine data about establishments and watchers. We are supposed to produce a foundation portfolio which consists of a film opening sequence. 

 My name is Syed Muhammad Haseeb Shah.  I am from The City School, an A-level student studying media. I will be collaborating with my teacher, Sir Nadeem Zulfiqar, on my film opening and media-related posts starting today. I'll keep you all updated as I embark on my journey to create a beautiful work of art for our media project.