Coraline: Workshop 1

How does Music enhance the story

The music was fast and gets louder and creepy and then gets quiet

The song was sang quietly and it was like a kids lullaby

Quiet, fast, horrifying, 

Happy, joyful, like something good is happening

How does the music enhance the story:

The music can control the audience's emotions by making the music that is similar to the situation. The music will be minor when the film is showing something sad and it will be major when the scene is joyful. The music can tell when something wrong is about to happen.

Lion

Lions

All of the lions are aggressive to the other animals especially when they are hungry. They are all mammals and they live in Africa. They are big and tough and fast and they give births just like the other mammals. Lions have a very sharp teeth and they have hairy skins and they fight for survival. They also have their own families to protect and feed for always.

Coraline

What do I remember from the film?
-Coraline's family moved into an old house and there was this little door that leads into another world. When Coraline first went to the other world, she met her other mum and the other dad, it was a lot better than her own world because her other parents gave Coraline everything that she wanted.

But Coraline's other parents weren't as good as she thought they were. When Coraline told her other parents that she liked it there, the other parents that she could stay if she only lets them put buttons on her eyes

-The scariest scene from the film was when Coraline made a deal with her other mum.


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What I saw: Beginning

Moon, a doll, sharp and creepy hands, needle, string and a button in Coraline’s name

and the other mother remaking the doll that is similar to Coraline

Characters:

Coraline - main character

Wibie

Mum

Dad

Cat

Mr. Bobinsky

Other Mother

Other Father

Neighbours

Colours:
Rain colour

Dark sky

Windows colour

Yellow

Grey

Dark

Purple

Blue

Red

Black

Dark Brown

Green

Orange

Start: Shots

Extreme long shot

Tilt from the sky

Low angle

Thunder/Lightning

Over the shoulder shot

Dutch tilt

Extreme long shot

Extreme close up

High angle

High angle POV - Mum

Close up

Fade

Long shot

Long angle dutch tilt

Tilt up

Real World:

Rain

Music

Creepy hand

Neighbours

Other World:

Bright Colour

Soft parents

Better foods

Buttons on the other parents eyes

Lightning shapes like the creepy and sharp hand

Talking toys

Math

The first thing we did in Maths was to find out different types of things that has big numbers.
Examples: How many sands are there on earth
Example: How many stars are there in each galaxies

And then we worked out the distances from our planet to the other planets. Then we worked out how long it would take in days, hours and years to get to the other planets

We have been learning about how long to travel from planet to planets in days/kilometres using the airbus.

We were learning things about the planets around the solar system. We first found out the distances between the planets and found out what the whole is. And then we worked out the percentage of the planets.

Ian, Shawn and Birelle

Planets

Distances in Km

Dist in !0 ^6

Percentage

Sun to Mercury

57,910,000 km

57.91

57 x 10^6

1%

%age X100

Mercury to Venus

50,300,000 km

50.3

50 x 10^6

1%

0.01117777778

1

Venus to Earth

41,400,000 km

41.4

41 x 10^6

1%

Earth to Mars

119,700,000 km

119.7

119 x 10^6

3%

Here's how we calculated the distances of each planets.

Mars to Jupiter

550,400,000 km

550.4

550 x 10^6

12%

We minus the larger distance from the small distance

Example:

Sun to Planet distance

Jupiter to Saturn

648,700,000 km

648.7

648 x 10^6

14%

Mercury to Venus

Mercury = 57,900,900

Saturn to Uranus

1,444,000,000 km

1,444

1,444 x 10 ^ 6

32%

Venus = 108,200,200

Venus is the large distance than Mercury

The Mercury's distance is small so we subtracted the distance of the Mercury to Venus's distance

Uranus to Neptune

1,626,100,000 km

1,626.10

1,626 x 10 ^ 6

36%

Because the distance of the Mercury is small then we minus it to large distance which is Venus

If we add all of our percentage of he planets, it comes 100%

Whole =4,500,000,000

Whole=100%

4,500

x 10 ^6 km

Here's where we found the distances and finding out the answers.. https://www.enchantedlearning.com/subjects/astronomy/planets/

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We have been learning about how to calculate large numbers in different ways.

Here are the work we've done:

Index Notation

Example of writing Index Notation is 2 x 2 x 2 x 2 x 2 = 25

The result of 25 or the meaning of it is 25 = 2 x 2 x 2 x 2 x 2 = 32

What I do to know the result of 25 , first you need to times 2 x 2 = 4 then times it again in 2 = 8

Calculating powers

You can use the xy key on a calculator or in your phone

I’ll give Example:

Calculate the value of 105

Follow this steps on your calculator:

(10)(xy)(5)(=)

So = 10x10x10x10x10=100,000

So 105=100,000

The First Index Law

You can just get the result by adding up the powers

For Example:

62 x 65 = (6 x 6) x (6 x 6 x 6 x 6 x 6 x 6)

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We were working out the names of the big numbers from million to decillion and from decillion to vigintillion.
But unfortunately didn't get up to what's after decillion and to vigintillion because there was not enough time for us to get it all done. But we did find out what's after decillion.

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We worked out how far is it to get to the planets using the speed of the airbus.

Celestial bodies	Far from earth	Travel days	Diameter	indices
Moon1	384,400 km	16 days	3480 km	38.4x104
Mars3	54,600,000 km	2407 days	6,779 km	54.6x106
Sun2	149,600,000 km	6596 days	1,391,000 km	149.6x106
Saturn	1,434,000,000 km	63227 days	116,460 km	1.43x109
europa(moon)24	628,300,000 km		3,121.6 km	628.3x106
Ganymede	1,070,400km		5,368.2 km	10.7x104#
Callisto ( moon ni jupiter )4	628,300,000 km		4,820.6 km	628.3x106
mercury	77,248,512 km	3406 days	2,438.7 km	77.2x106
venus	261,000,000 km	11507 days	6,051 km	261x106
Jupiter	588,000,000 km	25925 days	69,911	588x106
uranus	3,186,501,120 km	140498 days	25,362 km	3.18x109
neptune	4,345,228,800 km	191588 days	24,622	4.34x109

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And we learnt about different names about the symbols

Name(Symbol) Byte		Value
Hecto	100	101
kilo	1,000	103
Mega	1,000,000	106
Giga	1,000,000,000	109
Tera	1,000,000,000,000	1012
Peta	1,000,000,000,000,000	1015
Exa	1,000,000,000,000,000,000	1018
Zetta	1,000,000,000,000,000,000,000	1021
Yotta	1,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000	1024