Split in two
Sep 03, 2026
⋮⋮ Program
- 08.35 Warm up
- 08.55 Analysing fiction (continued)
- Overview of cinematic techniques
- 09.05 Severance
- 09.40 Break
- 09.55 Discuss plot
- 10.05 Analyse cinematic technique
- 10.35 Break
- 10.45 Grammatik: Verber
Warm up
- Read the article The Fly Nobody Programmed
- Discuss
- How does the fly “choose” to do what it does?
- What’s the difference between this and LLM’s?
- Does the fly have an identity? On what is it based?
- Would a human digitised brain be conscious? Would it have an identity? Would it be the same as the original organic brain?
Analysing fiction (continued)
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Plot/structure
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Characterisation
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Setting
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Narrator / point of view
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Language
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Theme/message
- How does language support the story?
- How does game mechanics support the story?
- How does cinematic technique support the story?
- How do graphics support the story?
Overview of cinematic techniques
| Cinematic technique | Characteristics |
|---|---|
| Framing | Close-up: The character(s) are framed very closely. Long shot: Focus is on setting. Medium shot: Focus is on more than one character. |
| Angles | Low angle: The character in question seems powerful and big. High angle: The character in question seems small and maybe weak. Eye level: Audience at the same level as characters. |
| Composition | Foreground. Middle ground. Background. |
| Sound | Diegetic sound: Sound which is part of the film. Non-diegetic sound: Sound which is not part of the film. Contrapuntal sound: Sound in direct contrast to the images of the film. |
| Lighting | Low key: Difficult to see everything in the image. High key: Able to see everything in the image. |
| Colour | Each colour has both a positive and negative symbolism. |
Discuss plot
- In your own words, explain the severance procedure.
- Who is Helly? Is there a difference between her work self and her private self?
- Is it fair to say that Helly chooses to come back to work?
- Do we sometimes subject ourselves to similar things? Do you?
Analyse cinematic technique
- Describe - in bullets - three examples of cinematic techniques in the excerpt and explain for each why you think they are used.
Grammatik: Verber
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Eksempel
I have a wallet
I lost my wallet
I have lost my wallet
We enjoy working with short stories
Verbalformer
| Latin | Dansk | Eksempler |
|---|---|---|
| INFINITIV | Navneform | to ask |
| PERFEKTUM PARTICIPIUM | Kort tillægsform | asked |
| PRÆSENS PARTICIPIUM | Lang tillægsform, ing-form | asking |
| IMPERATIV | Bydeform | ask! |
Verbets tider
| Præsens | Præteritum | Perfektum | Pluskvamperfektum | Futurum |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| I talk | talked | have talked | had talked | will talk |
| you talk | talked | have talked | had talked | will talk |
| he/she/it talks | talked | has talked | had talked | will talk |
| we talk | talked | have talked | had talked | will talk |
| you talk | talked | have talked | had talked | will talk |
| they talk | talked | have talked | had talked | will talk |