AICE Media Studies

  Common Camera Angles in Comedy (CAMS):  • Close-ups on characters' facial expressions during punchlines or reactions • Wide shots for physical comedy or to establish setting and context • High angles for comedic effect, such as making characters look smaller or more vulnerable • 
 Common Mis-En-Scene in Comedy (CLAMPS): • Bright, vibrant colors and playful set designs • Costumes that enhance characters' personalities or exaggerate their flaws • Props and set pieces that can be used for physical comedy or visual gags • 
 Common Editing in Comedy: • Quick cuts or jump cuts during comedic action or dialogue • Montages or fast-paced sequences to show characters learning or growing • Use of match cuts or creative transitions for visual humor • 
 Common Sound in Comedy: • Use of sound effects for comedic effect, such as cartoonish boings or whistles • Upbeat or silly music to enhance the tone or mood of a scene • Creative use of sound editing for comedi

  \ Hello, The following are pitches my friends and I have came up with for the upcoming short film we are making in which I will be lead director     Tittle : In The Shadows , “ A high school girl goes to get snacks at a corner store to get some snacks, but who's watching? ”   As the director of our upcoming short film, I am thrilled to share a pitch for our the intense narrative that will unfold in our possible project , "In the Shadows." The story revolves around a 16-year-old high school girl, portrayed by our friend Sarah, who embarks on a seemingly ordinary trip to a corner store for snacks. The atmosphere quickly takes a chilling turn as Sarah's character becomes the unsuspecting target of a sinister kidnapper, played by Brayden, her real-life close friend. The juxtaposition of their genuine friendship against the backdrop of an intense, suspenseful plot adds a layer of authenticity to the narrative.     Tittle: For the love of Ball , “ A professional so