Describing Films. Films you like are... Films you don't like are... Can you think of any other words to include?
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1 Describing Films Good funny bad boring scary exciting interesting astounding clever silly long hilarious spellbinding OFFENSIVE actionpacked romantic futuristic classic superb diabolical cheesy annoying cool recommended enjoyable predictable original ridiculous mind-boggling crazy Films you like are... Films you don't like are... Can you think of any other words to include?
2 The Parts of a Film Story / Plot The story or plot is what happens in the film Words to describe: unpredictable / predictable, original, full of twists, realistic / unrealistic, complicated, simplistic Characters Characters are the people who the film is about Words to describe: funny, nice, mean, happy, miserable, cute Actors Actors are the real-life people who play the characters Words to describe: talented, convincing / unconvincing, versatile Director The director is the person who makes all the big decisions about how a film is made Words to describe: talented, famous, skilful Scenery Scenery is what is the background of a film - this could be the furniture in a room or the surrounding landscape Words to describe: beautiful, ugly, spectacular, cinematic, city, country, recognisable, foreign, fantastical, colourful Dialogue The way the characters talk and the things they say. Words to describe: witty, amusing, fast-paced, slow-paced, smart, boring, offensive, confusing, obvious Style The style is the overall feel of a film, the result of a combination of all the other parts Words to describe: comedy, horror, romantic, scary, magical, actionpacked, adventure, old-fashioned, futuristic
3 What Makes A Good Film Review? 1. INFORM Summarise - Give a brief explanation of the plot (but don t give away the ending or any surprise plot twists, that s called a spoiler ) e.g. New kid at school Will (Gaelan Connell) is roped into managing a band by the chirpy lead singer The Talent - Tell the reader who the director, writer and actors are (have a look on if you re not sure) and give some relevant background information e.g. Disney Channel alumnus Alyson Michalka HSM grad Vanessa Hudgens Todd Graff s slicker follow-up to Camp Contextualise - 2. ENTERTAIN Describe - Use your language to recreate for the reader the experience of funny! Readers love to laugh. e.g. Earnest performances but you can t dance to those, can you? Reference - wave of High School Musical imitators. Exaggerate - - atively by using hyperbole or over-the-top, exaggerated language e.g. Avatar has the best special effects since cinema was invented
4 3. EVALUATE Evaluate - Tell the reader which bits were good and which bits were bad. Also, or sentence e.g. - ly resent the poor ratio of musical numbers to clunky, contrived emotional scenes. (Nothing like an elderly character s death to spur resolution ) Explain - Don t forget to use your language tools to explain why it was good or why it was bad (see Describe ) clunky, contrived Rate - director (noun) - Glossary of Useful Words evaluate (verb) - to judge or calculate the quality, importance, amount or value of something genre (noun) - other artworks hyperbole (noun) - intentional exaggeration to create an effect plot (noun) ed, sometimes by unexpected means - simile (noun) - heart attack spoiler (noun, slang) - Any element of any summary or description of any piece of that reveals any plot element which will give away the ending (avoid these!)
5 Bandslam (PG) Some kids at high school getting musical...seem familiar? TOTAL FILM RATING** BY: Ellen E Jones Jul 28th 2009 Release Date: Aug 14th 2009 Starring: Vanessa Anne Hudgens, Lisa Kudrow, David Bowie, Alyson Michalka Director: Todd Graff imitators. New kid at school Will (Gaelan Connell) is roped into managing a band by its chirpy lead singer (Disney Channel alumnus Alyson Michalka). But will leading the group to a record contract interfere with Will s romancing of edgy well, brunette, anyway outsider Sam (HSM grad Vanessa Hudgens)? Todd Graff s slicker follow up to Camp sports a respectable set of reference points Will listens to The Velvet Underground and David Bowie; Sam loves Evil Dead 2. In past their own adolescence. resent the poor ratio of musical numbers to clunky, contrived emotional scenes. (Nothing like an elderly character s death to spur resolution ) Earnest performances but you can t dance to those, can you?
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