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Film Analysis: Faith Home
The Mini-Movie my group and I created is called Faith Home. Alex Starnes plays the main character of the movie, named Jackie. Erin Hauptmann plays the girl who eventually found Jackie on the street and welcomes her into her home. Alyssa Hayes is the mean girl, Heather at the school that bullies Jackie. Manique Butler plays Jackie’s new friend, Simone. Lastly, my role in this movie is to play the foster manager who eventually kicks Jackie out of the Foster home, leaving her homeless. Some other specific responsibilities that my group members and I were assigned to was that Alex Starnes was the director of this movie. She came up with the idea, created the script, as well as edited the movie. Furthermore, Alyssa and I both took turns filming …show more content…
Most important, my group and I decided that the majority of our movie scene should be silent because we wanted to audience to focus on what is on the screen and the movements and actions of the actors. For example, the one scene where Faith drove Jackie to her home, the volume for this particular scene was turned down because we wanted the audience to focus on the surrounding of the houses, Jackie’s new home. Another detail we used was the music choices. During happy scenes, for example during the bonding scenes when Faith was showing Jackie around the school, happy and cheerful music was playing the the background. Whereas, during the unhappy scenes, for example, when Jackie gets kicked out of the foster home, sad background music was being played. For the characters, the characters’ actions were important in the movie. We wanted a strong characterization for each characters to help the audience understand our movie. Thus, we decided to portray our characters indirectly by their actions, as when an author shows what a character is like by portraying their actions. Most importantly we used the characters’ action to reveal her personality. For example, the audience can infer that Faith is a caring and compassionate. This can be seen when she is willing to help out Faith, a complete stranger who needs help. Faith in the other hand, can be seen as a quiet girl that is courageous and enthusiastic who does not let the negative things in her life stop her from accomplishing her goals. Furthermore, Simone can be seen as a friendly and generous friend who is there for Jackie during her hard times. Lastly, Heather on the other hand is ignorant through her actions of making Jackie the center of a laughing

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