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Context Of A Film

 Charlie And The Chocolate Factory 1. This movie was directed by Tim Burton. This affected the original source material of the film because Burton is an auteur director who has uses similar themes and elements in his films, such as the use of gothic suburbia, isolated characters and grand, surreal imagery. 2. This movie was developed by Warner Bros. This would allow the movie to have bigger production budget than Willy Wonka And The Chocolate Factory budget because Warner Bros is a big Hollywood production company and is more successful than the previous company. 3. The film was developed by Hollywood which would give it much bigger recognition as Hollywood films normally do better than England based films. 4. This was a studio production. This means the film would look more professional as the last film was an independent and, as result of, this looked cheap. This would allow the film to look more polished. 5. The film was produced in 2005. Because the film was produced during thi...

Conventions Of Music Videos

The Use Of Props, Settings And Colours Loose by S1mba feat KSI https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jZH3K2KHzfk The song has a relaxed, summer feeling to it, so music video matches it. The setting of the music video is a mansion, showing connotations of wealthiness, which the viewer would not be surprised by this because of S1mba wearing chains and watches and expensive designer clothes throughout the video, so they would naturally assume he can afford it. One shot of the video shows S1mba and KSI standing next each other at the party. S1mba is wearing a red shirt which is a convention of grime/rap music videos, that they use bright colours to stick out and Loose falls into the category of rap/grime. However the chorus of the song conveys the idea that the song is R&B, making the song a fusion of the two genres. The music video also follows the conventions of R&B because it is set at a house and R&B are typically set in houses, perhaps to allow the audience to be immersed into t...