I am a student at in Uru Mānuka. In 2020 I was a year 9 and in 2021 I will be a year 10. This is a place where I will be able to share my learning with you. Please note....some work won't be edited - just my first drafts, so there may be some surface errors. I would love your feedback, comments, thoughts and ideas.
Thursday, 18 June 2020
Drama
Today in drama we are trying to do a play there are 3 of us in the group in the group there is Kaedun, Alex, and I. For our plays we have to relate it to teenagers problems our situations, my groups doing it based around how kids are distracted by their devices. So in our play, Alex is sitting down on his phone and I run it and tell him that the house is on fire so when I tell him he is to distract on his phone to listen so I run out and ring the fire department that's when Kaedun comes in while music is playing in the background. Kaedun in the play is a fireman and he rescues Alex at the end they end it off with a smile with thumbs up and winking.
Tuesday, 16 June 2020
Workshop 1: Unpacking Themes and Ideas?
Themes & Ideas - continuous idea/subject that links throughout the text.
Looks can be deceiving - don't judge a book by its cover, don't judge by appearance.
Examples of it in the film - when she meets Wybie because when first meet him he looked scary when we got to meet him he is a nerd, shy kid, and a geek he seemed scary the first time we met him because he was above Coraline so it makes him look bigger and loud music and lighting at the back
Shows theme being because like other characters, our first impressions based on appearance, tone, visual, techniques aren't always correct.
Important because it helps out the audience understand with Coraline that just because something looks good doesn't mean it is- she should choose the real world over the other world.
Example 2 - Character of Other mother - she seems normal/friendly at the start but by the end becomes a soul-devouring spider demon.
Shows theme because Other mother isn't what she appears to be at the start so we shouldn't judge by first impressions.
Important because Coraline realizes that having something that looks perfect isn't always a good thing.
Statement - In Coraline, the theme' looks can be deceiving' is used effectively to engage the audience.
Evidence - For instance, the character of the ' Other mother' shows us that looks can be deceiving because she starts off as a kind mother figure but gradually changes into a soul-devouring.
Explanation - This makes us understand that we shouldn't judge a character based on first impressions as they can often be wrong.
eXplanation - This is done to help Coraline decide between the real world and the other world if the 'Other mother' was really perfect Coraline wouldn't choose to go home.
eXplanation - Combined with this is the use of colour and lighting. the 'Other mother' first appears in a vibrantly bright room that makes us feel warm and safe, however, by the end it has become dark and green which makes the viewer feel scared and show that her first look was deceiving.
(shots/angles, music,)
(setting,lighting/colour)
Your link this can be juxtaposed to the character of Wybie who we think at first is evil but is actually kind, proving looks can deceiving.
Looks can be deceiving - don't judge a book by its cover, don't judge by appearance.
Examples of it in the film - when she meets Wybie because when first meet him he looked scary when we got to meet him he is a nerd, shy kid, and a geek he seemed scary the first time we met him because he was above Coraline so it makes him look bigger and loud music and lighting at the back
Shows theme being because like other characters, our first impressions based on appearance, tone, visual, techniques aren't always correct.
Important because it helps out the audience understand with Coraline that just because something looks good doesn't mean it is- she should choose the real world over the other world.
Example 2 - Character of Other mother - she seems normal/friendly at the start but by the end becomes a soul-devouring spider demon.
Shows theme because Other mother isn't what she appears to be at the start so we shouldn't judge by first impressions.
Important because Coraline realizes that having something that looks perfect isn't always a good thing.
Statement - In Coraline, the theme' looks can be deceiving' is used effectively to engage the audience.
Evidence - For instance, the character of the ' Other mother' shows us that looks can be deceiving because she starts off as a kind mother figure but gradually changes into a soul-devouring.
Explanation - This makes us understand that we shouldn't judge a character based on first impressions as they can often be wrong.
eXplanation - This is done to help Coraline decide between the real world and the other world if the 'Other mother' was really perfect Coraline wouldn't choose to go home.
eXplanation - Combined with this is the use of colour and lighting. the 'Other mother' first appears in a vibrantly bright room that makes us feel warm and safe, however, by the end it has become dark and green which makes the viewer feel scared and show that her first look was deceiving.
(shots/angles, music,)
(setting,lighting/colour)
Your link this can be juxtaposed to the character of Wybie who we think at first is evil but is actually kind, proving looks can deceiving.
Friday, 12 June 2020
Drama
For 2 periods of drama, we have been learning how to make little play using some tik tok in groups we didn't have to use the whole dance we could just use one move. At first, my group didn't know what to do but later on, we find out what to do, for our play I played as a bull, and I had to chase someone because they had walked into the wrong Penn. While I was chasing her there were two people outside of the Penn looking inside and laughing at the girl that was getting chased by the bull but later on I got shot of stage so that's the whole play. The way we used tik tok moves in this play was the two people outside do tik tok dances while laughing and before the girl walked into the Penn she cleaned her shoes it's a tik tok dance.
Wednesday, 10 June 2020
Coraline
Opening scene
Pink palace apartment - It is in the middle of the forest.
Movers - They have come in a big truck to give the person who has just moved into their apartment their things.
Furniture - Was being moved out of the trucks onto the lawns or in the apartment.
Coraline -
Mean
Sassy
Curious
Childlike, imaginative
Moody
Costume -
Yellow raincoat.
Bright clothing - Stands out, not only in the dull setting but also from everyone else.
Blue hair.
Shows she is different.
Inside -
Dark
Cold
Old
Boring - Pastel colors
Empty
Worn down
Untidy
Rustic
Other place.
Clean.
Full of things.
Unpacked
Real parents -
Neglectful
Busy
Workaholics
Forgetful
Mums more passive-aggressive
Old
Bland
Tired
Unhealthy - Pale - look sickly
Depressed - expression (often frowning) Tone of voice.
Other Parents -
Healthy
Energetic - a dad with the piano
Mum cooked full meal - selfless
Dad happy
Clean
Music -
Creepy Tone, slow, minor ton - warning that something bad is going to happen. The music is like a type of lullaby it was very childlike, at the beginning of the music it is creepy but later on it is less creepy and just weird. The lyric in the song is a made-up language - made to make it more interesting, creep, can’t understand it.
Once arrived at the pink palace the music was - Gentle, dramatic, enchanting, happier/sweet, bit more major tone, slow timbre. Change - chasing music, more dramatic, high tension, minor tone, sad, chanting/warning, danger, and innocence.
Creepy
Minor key - warning
Slow/medium timbre
Music box
Creepy
Minor key - warning
Slow/medium timbre
Music box
Camera shots -
High angles - used in the shot to make the person look stronger the other, other mothers, it’s her point of view.
Extreme closeup - detail shot on the button - foreshadowing.
POV - Mover looking at money
Over the shoulder cat looking at Coraline.
High angle -
Long shot - distance running from the cat, see more setting.
Birdseye - look down at an object, to show setting, depth of the well.
Transition tilt - Nice way to go between sets (place and time).
Dutch tilt - Looking from the doll's point of view, warning something bad is going to happen.
Dutch tilt - Looking from the doll's point of view, warning something bad is going to happen.
Lighting/Colour-
Green.
Dark and creepy vibe.
Old.
Shadows - adds to the creepiness.
Cold light - adds to the horror atmosphere.
Dull.
Grey.
Boring.
Deary.
Bright - Coraline fits in.
Vibrant.
Warm and welcoming.
Dull.
Grey.
Boring.
Deary.
Bright - Coraline fits in.
Vibrant.
Warm and welcoming.
Speed Stacking
For the past week in P.E, we have been learning how to do speed stacking first we had to learn the 3 by 3 by 3 at first it was hard. But later on, it got easier than after I learnt how to do speed stacking I had to learn how to do 3 by 6 by 3 it was easy but then putting the stacking the 6 cups up were had to put the cups down were very hard for me.
Tuesday, 9 June 2020
Coraline
5 Plot point
- Opening the door.
- Giving Caroline the doll.
- Mum and dad getting taken.
- Getting the object to help find the eyes.
- The cats and her conversation.
Characters
- Coraline.
- Wybie
- Mrs. Spink
- Cat
- Mrs. Forcible
PHILIPPINES INDEPENDENCE DAY
Magandang Umaga, this week we are learning about the Philippines independence day. In 1946 July 4 that was the date when the Philippine got their independence day. It was established with the U.S approval and Manuel Quezon was elected the first president of the Philippine then in 1946 July 4 is when full independence was granted for the republic of the Philippine by the United States. Independence day happens every June 12 every year, they do it on this date because on that date was when the Philippines was declaring the Philippines independence day and they call it Araw ng kasarinlán also known as the day of freedom. On the day the foods they eat are Adobo, Beef Tapa, Lechon, Sisig, and Kare-Kare.
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