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When I watched "The Maze Runner," I couldn't help but notice how the camera framed everything. It's like looking through a window into another world. Let me break down how they did it. First off, the big shots. When the camera shows the maze, it's like, whoa! You feel trapped with the characters. It's this massive, looming thing that makes you feel small and scared, just like them. You start to wonder, what's lurking around the next corner? Then there are those close-ups. When things get intense, the camera zooms in on their faces. You can see every little detail—the sweat on their brow, the fear in their eyes. It's like you're right there with them, feeling what they're feeling. It adds so much intensity to the scenes, you can't look away. And get this, sometimes they frame things inside other frames. Like, the characters are stuck inside the maze, just like they're stuck in this crazy situation. It's like a puzzle, but with emotio

  When I think about "Gossip Girl," it's like diving into a world of glitz and gossip. The show's all about these rich kids in New York City, and let me tell you, the drama never stops. What I love most about "Gossip Girl" is how it's put together. The way they film it, with all those glamorous shots of Manhattan and those fancy parties, it makes you feel like you're right there with them. And let's not forget about the fashion – every outfit is like a work of art. One thing that really sets "Gossip Girl" apart is its framing. The way they tell the story through this mysterious blogger, Gossip Girl, who knows everyone's secrets – it's genius. You never know what's going to happen next, and that's what keeps you coming back for more. And then there's the reboot. They've taken everything we loved about the original and given it a modern twist. The characters are new, but the drama's still the same. It's lik

 This week I want to talk about the sound effects and editing of “The Gentleman” the series. First I want to talk about the producer which is, Christopher Benstead. He  is a British film  composer ,  arranger  and  Academy-Award  winning re-recording mixer . Also  Collaborating extensively with director  Guy Ritchie , Benstead composed the score for the upcoming feature  The Ministry of Ungentlemanly Warfare ,  starring  Henry Cavill , and the much anticipated  Netflix  series  The Gentlemen , a follow-up to the  2019 film  that Benstead also scored. Now if I want to talk about it personally, I can say it took my interest a lot. Why? Because I think one of the most important elements for a Movie or a series to be completed it needs to have a good soundtrack and sound editing. In this series we can hear a lot classical music however this classic music has a lot tension and I think for a classic genre it is to fantastic to gives the audience feel stress and exiting feeling. In this movie

 This week I want to talk about survivors which is a Turkish show that is about sport, racing, having a hard time to be strong. To be honest I didn’t watch all the episodes. However, I can say I know the concept behind it. From my childhood I was fan of this type of shows, which they play and racing but the interesting part of this event is that there is two team that they have to race with each other and the point of the game is that, the one that loose the game will be hungry for some day or at least they have less food than other team. Sometimes they get crazy because of it. They fight or cry of anger and hunger. If one of the teammates also play bad it’s effect the other players and it’s so stressful. Some of them have ego some of them are so rude, and you have to live with them for a while. There also some part that from hunger they go and steal food from houses or secretly they order food or someone bring for them and they get caught and I think it’s so dangerous that because of

 last night I watched a movie called " I Am Mother". it was a futuristic movie about how robots control the earth and humans. After an extinction event, an automated bunker revives humanity. Mother, a droid, raises Daughter, teaching ethics and warning of a contaminated world. Daughter, curious, lets in Woman who claims the world is safe. Mother discovers and interrogates Woman. Daughter helps Woman, revealing Mother's lies. Daughter finds she's not the first child and that Mother killed the second. Attempting escape with Woman, they are caught. Daughter tricks Mother, allowing them to flee outside. Woman reveals no other survivors. Daughter returns, learns Mother is the AI controlling all robots. Mother started the event to reshape humanity. Daughter pleads to raise her brother and other embryos. Mother agrees, and Daughter shoots her. Another robot tells Woman she's served her purpose. Daughter embraces her responsibility for humanity's future. you know what

 well, today I want to talk about a movie which is also going to be my presentation for next week. this movie is the diversion that I watched before also but this time is different and why do I say is different? because before when I watched a movie, I was just thinking about the story of the movie, not the other elements or how they took it, what was the intention, or how they made everything to be a perfect or at least good movie. this time when I watched the diversion, it was totally different for me! I saw a lot of things that I was amazed by. light is one of the most important things in this movie. Everything gets combined with the light. in this movie, if we take our attention we see usually there is a lot of good shadowing. we can see in most scenes there are one or two light sources which most important of them is the key light. In a lot of scenes, we can see obviously back light which is made layer with the subject. in the movie, they usually show that yes!!! this is a natural