Misfits

Involves using a long-duration shutter speed to sharply capture the stationary elements of images while blurring, smearing, or obscuring the moving elements. Long exposure, will be used to speed up a certain type of movement in ones body. This type of camera work could be used to show a clone emerging from another body.

This Is a example how we could use cloning in our opening scene. We could clone are character more than once to show his different personalities. We could look into all the aspects of how we want to portray each clone in our shots. For instants we might want each clone to be far apart in the framing to show how distant there emotions are from each other. Also each clone will have there own personalities so they’ll be dressed different.

Harry Potter

Linking back to the clip in misfits, this will be something we will try and portray in our clip. This shows all the clones scattered around in the framing trying to change there identity by dressing up in different clothing. This is effective as it shows the audience that each clone is a different person

S club 7

This Is the opening scene in S club seven. This is very science fictional clip to portray how clones are created. In our opening scene this is something we won’t be doing as I feel It doesn’t link to the theme which we are trying to convey. This is because the location and props to produce this shot would be quiet hard for us to get.

I Robot

This shows one robot in the centre of the frame capturing the full attention of the audience, while the other robots behind him are in shadow. This shows that the robot we see has the higher status then the other robots around him. A reason why the audience may think this is because the camera shot is looking straight into the eyes of the robot. This may be effective to use in are opening scene because it shows one robot in the centre of attention so we could use this to show one main personality in prospective while the rest are out of focus.

6th Day

6th day is about a character which is forced to get cloned against his own will. The 6th day law is known that it’s forbidden to reproduce a complete human. The image of the eye shows that the rule is being broken. The picture of the eye is a extreme close-up which represents someone’s identity, the eye is unusual so that the audience can gather it’s not a human eye. This may be a idea to use in our opening scene as each clone could have a different colour eye to distinguish who is who.