Eight (8) elements of film

If you were given a chance to delete one element what is it?

What is the most useful element?

kashiro925 wrote:

cerozero wrote:

kashiro925 wrote:why do we need to consider the resolution? is it important?

resolution is important because it is where the problem is solved.

Ahh, dito natin nalalaman yung mga twist? astig HAHA

yes, sometimes sa resolution binibigyan pa nila ng twist para magkaroon pa ng another conflict , kung gusto pang pahabain yung story .

ekkoekko wrote:If you were given a chance to delete one element what is it?

maybe , visuals HAHAHA , because some films don't need to have visuals.

ekkoekko wrote:What is the most useful element?

most useful, uhmm, the conflict .. I guess because it is the bread and butter of the film

Admin wrote:

ekkoekko wrote:If you were given a chance to delete one element what is it?

maybe , visuals HAHAHA , because some films don't need to have visuals.

for me , the plot of every a character . because in some film you can understand what is happening without knowing the plot.

prljwlldnr wrote:

judedominguiano wrote:

Admin wrote:

vonpusing21 wrote:

judedominguiano wrote:can a film have no antagonist? how do you think the viewers would feel?

i think so,  there are films that no protagonist and antagonist at all. and it is called documentary film

frankly , you are correct , HAHAHAHAHA there are films that doesn't have any leading roles at all. but the director wants to educate viewers

What's the difference of a film and a movie?

Movie is the another term for film.

I think so , that there are no difference between a movie and a film .

cerozero wrote:

Admin wrote:

ekkoekko wrote:If you were given a chance to delete one element what is it?

maybe , visuals HAHAHA , because some films don't need to have visuals.

for me ,  the plot of every a character . because in some film you can understand what is happening without knowing the plot.

je , kilala mo ba yang mga yan . feeling close. btw . sasagot na din ako
for me . structure , because some film has no beginning or no end . parang mga cliff hanger . ganun .

patrick STAR wrote:

cerozero wrote:

Admin wrote:

ekkoekko wrote:If you were given a chance to delete one element what is it?

maybe , visuals HAHAHA , because some films don't need to have visuals.

for me ,  the plot of every a character . because in some film you can understand what is happening without knowing the plot.

je , kilala mo ba yang mga yan . feeling close. btw . sasagot na din  ako
for me . structure , because some film has no beginning or no end . parang mga cliff hanger . ganun .

ok lang yan guys HAHAHAH para sa grade,

why genre is not an element of a film ?

patrick STAR wrote:why genre is not an element of a film ?

because genre is a category of artistic, musical, or literary composition characterized by a particular style, form, or content.

ekkoekko wrote:

patrick STAR wrote:why genre is not an element of a film ?

because genre is a category of artistic, musical, or literary composition characterized by a particular style, form, or content.

because genre has its own element too.

Admin wrote:

ekkoekko wrote:What is the most useful element?

most useful, uhmm, the conflict .. I guess because it is the bread and butter of the film

for me, it is the character , because if there are no character in the film , walang gagawa ng lahat,

Admin wrote:

patrick STAR wrote:

cerozero wrote:

Admin wrote:

ekkoekko wrote:If you were given a chance to delete one element what is it?

maybe , visuals HAHAHA , because some films don't need to have visuals.

for me ,  the plot of every a character . because in some film you can understand what is happening without knowing the plot.

je , kilala mo ba yang mga yan . feeling close. btw . sasagot na din  ako
for me . structure , because some film has no beginning or no end . parang mga cliff hanger . ganun .

ok lang yan guys HAHAHAH para sa grade,

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Admin wrote:

patrick STAR wrote:

cerozero wrote:

Admin wrote:

ekkoekko wrote:If you were given a chance to delete one element what is it?

maybe , visuals HAHAHA , because some films don't need to have visuals.

for me ,  the plot of every a character . because in some film you can understand what is happening without knowing the plot.

je , kilala mo ba yang mga yan . feeling close. btw . sasagot na din  ako
for me . structure , because some film has no beginning or no end . parang mga cliff hanger . ganun .

ok lang yan guys HAHAHAH para sa grade,

#napilitan

patrick STAR wrote:

Admin wrote:

ekkoekko wrote:What is the most useful element?

most useful, uhmm, the conflict .. I guess because it is the bread and butter of the film

for me, it is the character , because if there are no character in the film , walang gagawa ng lahat,

yes it is the character , kasi tama naman magiging nonsense lang din yung ibang elements kung wala naman yung gagamit or gagawa sakanila diba ?

Aki-noel wrote:

patrick STAR wrote:

Admin wrote:

ekkoekko wrote:What is the most useful element?

most useful, uhmm, the conflict .. I guess because it is the bread and butter of the film

for me, it is the character , because if there are no character in the film , walang gagawa ng lahat,

yes it is the character , kasi tama naman magiging nonsense lang din yung ibang elements kung wala naman yung gagamit or gagawa sakanila diba ?

although yung character dependent din sya sa plot , kasi yung plot yung nagsisilbing buhay ng character kung bakit sya nagalaw sa film. kung anong purpose nya dun

vonpusing21 wrote:what are the important cinematic techniques ?

cinematic techniques are important because it makes a film more convincing to the viewers . we can maximize the emotions of the characters using camera angles and shots.

vonpusing21 wrote:

jheraldnotarte wrote:is there any difference between formal elements of film and the 8 elements of film ?

I think that the eight elements of film are the basic elements while the formal elements are the advance elements that film maker uses

yes it has. formal element of film only has 5 elements and the five elements are narrative, cinematography, sound, mise-en-scene, and editing