Underdog




I am hearing the theme song from Underdog.

Here is a nice, short video called “Font Conference” that demonstrates both good and bad filming technique.  I have to admit that I laughed out loud when I watched it.  It might be a good thing to show students during the  technology filming unit to demonstrate:

  • Use of stereotype in humor (not always funny – why or why not).
  • Creative use of common settings to create a totally different atmosphere.
  • Show that you can create something in 3 minutes with a definite beginning, middle and end
  • Look at timing and detail – how often does the font name play a role?  How much time does a font name need to be on the screen for you to really absorb it?  Did they do a good job with each one?
  • Use of specialized knowledge as humor — does it work?  Why or why not?  Is it good for the general public?  Why or why not?
  • Camera angles:  especially with Times New Roman.  Why did they film the way that they did?
  • Camera shots:  when shooting people, did they always do it “correctly”, or are we missing any body parts in places that make you feel uncomfortable as a viewer?
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