LogFAQs > #957186029

Sorry for the wait - first day at a new job and all.

The setpieces are about both the set itself and its integration into what transpires in it. Allow me to further elaborate on each criterion...

Detail: This is about the set itself, and whether it looks like something simple, like an old John Wayne movie or has the intricate attention to detail of a modern James Bond adventure. The more things that make it feel like a real place, the higher it will score. This can be having some (appropriate) props or unused doors or artwork.

Congruence: Also about the set itself, but also slightly about what happens there. This is about color schemes and how it ties into the characters from a visual aspect. Or how it fits what I can discern about the characters visually. Like if a "girly girl" teenager has a Goth's bedroom, that would cost some points, but it at the same time the set went well together with itself,

Integration: This is about what transpires at the location and how the setting goes with it. The more the characters interact with it, the better. This includes mentioning where they are.

Appeal: This is about whether or not I see the set at all. If I'm solely focused on the actors, this won't score high. I want to at the very least notice the set. But it's only five points, because very few people go to movies just to look at the production design.

Cinematography: This won't get you any points if the camera zooms in very closely to the actors' faces. The more I can see of the place, the better. Keep in mind this is only five points.

Does this clear anything up or does it confuse you more? Because trying to explain how I was scoring this clearly was very, very difficult.
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