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on April 29, 2021

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Why did you select this idea for the magazine? What are some similar references you've used that helped you influence your layout and design? Include images of those references.

I selected this idea for the magazine because it would bring light to today’s society and the social systemic issues that have occurred in the past 400 years in America (more likely around the world) and how it has affected the black community and the country as a whole. As for my idea, I decided to include about social issues like systemic racism and police brutality used against black people. Some similar references that helped me influence my layout and design would be articles and cover magazines such as the ones in time, the New York magazine, Time, and etc...

WHAT IS CINEMATIC LANGUAGE?

Cinematic language is the representation or the way the movie communicates with the audience. We notice cinematic language in every movie within the elements that help compose a films language such as mise en scene, camera shots, lightning, sound and music and last but not least performance and editing. Starting off with the main element of cinematic language it would be mise en scene, mise en scene is how the scene is staged or set. In mise en scene many of its elements would be composed of settings, props, costumes and makeup and it’s color palette. Mise en scene helps create a sense of character in moods and helps the viewer predict the sequence of the movie. Furthermore performance and sound and effect is also a key element for composing cinematic language in which adds into the characters way of expression, in addition to lightning and sound editing which create an atmosphere for the plot and narrative of the movie. Last but not least camera shots and editing also help with the c

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