The roles of the characters for our final film is pretty much the same as what it was before, but is a lot different than the blogger post earlier. The roles we had in this one was that I was a recovering addict from alcohol/drugs. I went to rehab to help out with everything, but it ultimately didn't work as well as they thought it would. Jeremyah had a similar past but isn't nearly as bad as mine, and has ben clean for a while. But during the party when I get roofied, it might be implied that it was Jeremyah that laced the drink. While it can seem that Jeremyah is concerned for my well being before going to the party, he really decided to put me back down my path again, leading to "The Decision." The roles we had before was Jeremyah was a super star in college, but partied too much and hit rock bottom. He ends up working for me at an automechanic shop, where I am his uncle offering him a job again. But I think the charters from our final film now fit our social prob...
The F1 movie uses a lot of camera techniques and angles to capture the high speed racing that takes place. The high angle with the helicopter helps capture the intensity when racing is happening, and the close ups in the car capture the intensity and focus of the driver, and the different emotions that a driver can go through when racing. The camera hold technique as Sonny Hayes is walking out creates a seriousness that takes place when a driver is about to race. Sound is very important when racing, it captures the noise of the cars, crowd, and team when the racing is happening. The props used are different car company hats, racing helmets and suits, headphones and the cars add to the racing theme and drama of the movie, mise en scene can also be seen as all props, lighting, camera work, and techniques can all be seen in certain scenes. The F1 movie had around a 200-300 million dollar production distributed by Warner Bros. It grossed over $633 million worldwide, becoming the highe...
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