Media codes include the use of camera, acting, setting, mise en scene, editing, lighting, sound, special effects, typography, colour, visual composition, text and graphics . These are important to films because conventions are what makes a film known and recognisable without codes and conventions films would not be the same. Media codes are the physical elements that audiences experience which brings narrative conventions to the media forms.
After a long discussion with my team members we had discussed we have to reshoot the kidnapping scene as there were many errors with the acting and the location. As in the location of our rough cut it was in a public place making it not look very realistic so we needed a private place and one of the actors was smiling. As how can kidnapping be depicted in a public place where people are everywhere that does not seem realistic enough. So we changed the location to where no one was there and also improved are camera angles and shot with a drone giving a much better view and also improved the acting as acting was a problem for us. So overall in the end we completely changed the whole kidnapping scene which took lots of time and much more effort.
Here is a picture of my team mate akbar being tied in the chair after a while of us trying to make it look more realistic this scene took long to film as we kept laughing in between and could not keep our faces straight.
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