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Bruceploitation

**Bruceploitation** is an exploitation film subgenre that emerged after the death of Bruce Lee in 1973, in which filmmakers in Hong Kong, Taiwan and South Korea cast Bruce Lee look-like actors to star in imitation martial arts films. Examples include *Snake in the Eagle’s Shadow (1978)*, *They Call Me Bruce? (1982)* and *Dragon Lives Again (1977)*

## History

When martial arts film star Bruce Lee died on July 20, 1973, he was Hong Kong's most famous martial arts actor. He was a very famous actor worldwide and many Hong Kong studios feared that a movie without their most famous star in it would not be financially successful and decided to play on Lee's sudden international fame by making movies that sounded like Bruce Lee starring vehicles. They cast actors who looked like Lee and changed their screen names to variations of Lee's name, such as Bruce Li and Bruce Le.

One of the first Brucesploitation films was *The Dragon Lives Again (1977)* (also known as "Deadly Hands of Kung Fu") which was released in 1977. The film featured Bruce Le, who finds himself in the afterlife and meets various pop culture icons, including James Bond and Clint Eastwood.

Brucesploitation managed to be a moderate success among it's niche target audience, and so a slew of similar films flooded the market, including *Bruce Lee: The Man, The Myth (1976)* (a semi biographical film about Bruce Lee), *Bruce Lee Fights Back from the Grave (1976)*, and *Enter the Game of Death (1978).* Some of the films, such as *Re-Enter the Dragon and Enter Three Dragons (1978)*, attempted to rehash Bruce Lee classics while *Fist of Fear, Touch of Death (1980)* actually used stock footage of Bruce Lee. This movie also attempts to be semi-biographical, while the film conflates China and Japan by stating Lee's martial art was Karate (a Japanese art) instead of Kung Fu (a Chinese art) and that his great-grandfather was a samurai (impossible as samurai are found in Japan, not China).

While Brucesploitation films were popular with audiences looking for more Bruce Lee content, they were often criticized for their low production values, poor acting, and disrespectful treatment of Lee's legacy. Some critics also pointed out that many of the films featured overtly racist and stereotypical portrayals of Asian characters.

Despite these criticisms, Brucesploitation films continued to be produced throughout the 1970s and into the 1980s. However, the genre eventually faded from popularity as audiences moved on to other martial arts films and actors.

### Parodies

One of Lee's fight choreographers, actor-director Sammo Hung, famously satirised the phenomenon of Bruceploitation in *Enter the Fat Dragon (1978)*. The film was then remade in 2020. Elliott Hong's *They Call Me Bruce? (1982)* satirised the tendency for all male Asian actors to have to sell themselves as Bruce Lee-types to succeed.

## See also

* Martial Arts Film
* Exploitation
Tarantinoism

A Tarantinoism is a screenwriting technique named after director Quentin Tarantino. It is where two or more characters have a conversation that, on the surface level, has absolutely nothing to do with the plot of the film. It is usually used to build character, heighten realism, enrich the world and lighten the mood. Tarantino’s directorial debut, *Reservoir Dogs (1992)* has many such scenes, namely the opening scene where the main characters discuss the song ‘Like A Virgin’

## See also

* Tarantinoesque
* Quentin Tarantino
Ingénue

The ingénue is a common character, typically portrayed as a young, innocent, and beautiful woman who is often in danger and a target of the villain. She is usually accompanied by a romantic subplot, which is usually pure and harmless. The male participant is often as innocent as the ingénue. The ingénue is often played by a new or typecast young actress and is sung by a lyric soprano in opera and musical theater.
Silent Film

A **silent film** is a film with no synchronized recorded sound and no audible dialogue. Though silent films convey narrative and emotion visually, various plot elements (such as a setting or era) or key lines of dialogue may, when necessary, be conveyed by the use of title cards. There may be sounds and music accompanying the film played live as it is playing, and today when people watch silent films there is often sound digitally added retrospectively.
Saturday Morning Cartoons

**Saturday Morning Cartoons** refers to the American trend through the 1960s to the 1990s for television networks to air cartoon shows in the early mornings of Saturdays and Sundays. The format arose in The '60s as advertisers and networks realized the potential of an all-but-captive audience of schoolchildren.
Costume Breakdown Artist

**The Costume Breakdown Artist** works closely with the designer to ensure costumes look genuine and realistic. They are responsible for ageing or manipulating a costume to make it look authentic for a film/TV production using various techniques. They must dye fabrics as needed and manipulate or distress fabrics as instructed. It also involves manipulating and distressing the fabric to break it down and age it, such as tumbling it with a bunch of rough rocks or sandpapering to wear the fabric down quickly. At other times it involves painting or adding a patina, burning or ripping a piece of fabric, and otherwise manipulating textiles so that a brand-new piece of costuming looks like it’s been through years of wear and tear. They deal with costumes after a character has been in an accident, fight or battle where their outfit would be tattered or destroyed.
Digital Intermediate

**Digital intermediate (DI)** is a process in which a film is scanned and digitally processed, allowing for more precise color grading and other post-production effects. This technique allows filmmakers to have more control over the final look of their film, and can be used to improve the visual quality of the footage.

## History

The history of digital intermediate (DI) dates back to the late 1990s, when the first digital intermediate systems were developed. Over time, the technology has continued to evolve, and DI is now a common part of the film production process. Around 50% of Hollywood films went through a digital intermediate in 2005, increasing to around 70% by mid-2007. This is due not only to the extra creative options the process affords film makers but also the need for high-quality scanning and color adjustments to produce movies for digital cinema.

*Pleasantville (1998)* was the first time the majority of a new feature film was scanned, processed, and recorded digitally. The black-and-white meets color world portrayed in the movie was filmed entirely in color and selectively desaturated and contrast adjusted digitally. The work was done in Los Angeles by Cinesite utilizing a Spirit DataCine for scanning at 2K resolution and a MegaDef color correction system from UK Company Pandora International.
Actor

An **actor** or **actress** is a person employed to portray a character in a film, tv show, advert or video. Everyone on camera whether they are playing the lead role or an extra is considered an actor, unless they are in a documentary and are appearing as themselves in an entirely non-fiction manner. In contrast to the crew who operate entirely behind the camera, actors (the cast) are always on camera, whether it be their body or their voice. Actors who use their voice to portray cartoon or CGI characters are known as voice actors.

## See also

* Cast
* Voice Actor
* Protagonist
Red Button

The **Red Button** is a is a push-button on the remote control for certain digital television set top boxes in the UK, Australia, Belgium, Hong Kong, Malaysia, Thailand and the United States. It is for interactive televisionservices such as BBC Red Button. When interactive programmes are broadcast a *Press Red* icon will appear on the television screen. This concept has fallen out of practice in recent years with the rise of internet and smart phones with shows much more often advertising their websites or apps instead.

## History

### The United Kingdom

Sky UK previously used a video of a dog and a duck playing together and saying "press the red button" to promote the red button to its viewers. *Pop Idol* used the red button as a voting device.

The feature also enables several different feeds from an event, thereby enabling viewers to select between events or sporting matches that may be taking place simultaneously. For example, when the 2006 FIFA World Cup was aired, viewers could choose to view matches from multiple camera angles, or hear an alternate commentary.
Sitcom

A **Sitcom** (**Situation Comedy)** is a comedy television series genre that involves a continuing cast of characters in a succession of comedic circumstances. A situation comedy television program may be recorded in front of a studio audience, depending on the program's production format who will laugh and cheer based on what is happening on screen. The effect of a live studio audience can be imitated or enhanced by the use of a laugh track.
Riz Test

The Riz Test is a measure of the representation of muslims in film. The test came about following a speech given by actor Riz Ahmed in 2017 at the House of Commons, in which he addressed what he views as a lack of diversity in film and television. Ahmed has spoken about the lack of accurate representation of Muslims in the arts, and often expresses these views on social media.

## The Test

1. If a character is identifiably Muslim, is the character talking about, the victim of, or the perpetrator of terrorism?
2. Presented as irrationally angry?
3. Presented as superstitious, culturally backwards or anti-modern?
4. Presented as a threat to a Western way of life?
5. If the character is male, is he presented as misogynistic? or if female, is she presented as oppressed by her male counterparts?

One of the tests' creators, Shaf Choudry, describes the test as not being "a scientific measure of Islamophobia, it’s more to prop conversation."

Ahmed acknowledged the test in 2018, expressing his surprise at the test being named after him and writing on Twitter that he was "glad to see this" and that he thought it was "much needed."
Film

A **film** – also called a **movie**, **motion picture**, **moving picture**, **picture** or **photoplay** – is a work of art that simulates experiences and otherwise communicates ideas, stories, perceptions, feelings, beauty, or atmosphere through the use of moving images. These images are generally accompanied by sound. The word "**cinema**", short for cinematography, is often used to refer to filmmaking and the film industry, and to the art form that is the result of it.
Digital Cinema Package

A **Digital Cinema Package** (**DCP**) is a set of digital files used to store and transmit audio, image, and data for digital cinema. It's popular in the film industry for screening movies in theaters.

## Components

1. **Composition:** The core of a DCP, consisting of a Composition Playlist (XML) defining playback order and Track Files (MXF) carrying the picture (JPEG 2000) and audio (24-bit PCM WAV) essence. Encryption can be applied for security.
2. **Interop DCP and SMPTE DCP:** There are two versions in use. SMPTE DCP is preferred but not backward compatible with Interop DCP.
3. **Picture MXF Files:** Store picture content as MPEG-2 or JPEG 2000 essence, but only JPEG 2000 is accepted. Various frame rates and sizes are supported.
4. **Sound MXF Files:** Store sound content in linear PCM essence with specific sampling rates and bit precision.
5. **Asset Map File:** Lists all DCP files in XML format.
6. **Composition Playlist File:** Defines playback order in XML format.

### 3D DCP

Used for stereoscopic (3D) content, with 48 frames per second (24 frames per eye). Projection systems may differ.

### Creation

Digital cinema encoding facilities create DCPs, with a DCDM (Digital Cinema Distribution Master) as an intermediate step for major films. Quality control is essential. You can also export a DCP using Adobe Premiere as it has Wraptor DCP 2k export software built in. For 4K DCP, you need to pay a fee to Wraptor DCP.

### **Encryption**

DCPs can be AES encrypted, with RSA-encrypted AES keys for content protection and KDMs (Key Delivery Messages) controlling access.

### Delivery Methods

DCPs are typically delivered on specialized hard drives, sometimes via satellite or high-speed internet for digital transfer. The method depends on the movie's distribution and updates can be delivered digitally.

### **Packing List File (PKL)**

Stores hashes of all files for data integrity verification.

### Volume Index File

Identifies the order of multiple DCP storage media.
Whodunnit

A **whodunnit** is a mystery film or television show in which the audience is invited to guess who the perpetrator of the crimes is. Examples include *Clue (1985)*, *Murder on the Orient Express (2017) and Knives Out (2019).* They often involve a large cast of possible suspects to chose from and the guilty are revealed at the end.

## History

### Pre-Cinema

WhoDunnits have a long history, with roots in early detective stories of the 19th century, such as Poe's "The Murders in the Rue Morgue". The genre's golden age was between the two World Wars when Agatha Christie, Dorothy L. Sayers, and Arthur Conan Doyle's Sherlock Holmes novels were prominent. Christie's novel "The Mysterious Affair at Styles" introduced her famous detective Hercule Poirot and set the template for many whodunits

### Initial Popularity

One of the first popular Whodunnits is Dudley Nichols’ *And Then There Were None (1945)* directed by Rene Clair. It set the stage perfectly for *The Big Sleep (1946)*. *Murder on the Orient Express (1974)* graced the big screen for the first time and proved to be a great success with it's iconic mystery and enormous all-star cast.

### 2010s Resurgence

While several whodunits have been released through the 2010s, the genre only began to gain real traction towards the end of the decade. The remake of Agatha Christie’s *Murder on the Orient Express (2017)* piqued interest when it was released with an huge ensemble cast mirroring the first. This included such stars as Johnny Depp, Willem Dafoe, Judi Dench, Michelle Pfeiffer, Olivia Colman, Keneth Branagh and Josh Gad. Rian Johnson’s *Knives Out (2019)* took the world by storm, grossing 311.4 million at the box office and became a successful franchise with it's sequel *Glass Onion: A Knives Out Mystery (2022).*

## Common Features

* A large ensemble cast of suspects
* An enclosed murder scene/ locked room
* Red Herrings
* A detective to put all the pieces together

## See also

* Mystery
* Film Noir
* Ensemble Cast

## References

1. ↑ https://www.sothetheorygoes.com/the-whodunit/
Plot device

A Plot Device is any narrative technique that a writer uses to advance the plot of their story in some way. There are Plot Devices that exist as actual physical objects in the world of the story, while others are more ephemeral storytelling techniques the writer uses to tell the story. Some plot devices that can even take the form of a character in the story.
Swashbuckler

**Swashbuckler** films are a subgenre of action films that involve a daring hero (known as a swashbuckler) sword fighting their way through perilous scenarios. There is often a code of honor in place for both the heroes and villains and often a damsel in distress to rescue. Swashbucklers are often mistook as being only pirate films, however characters such as Robin Hood in *The Adventures of Robin Hood* (1938) and Zorro from *The Mark of Zorro (1940)* fit into this category along with pirates like Jack Sparrow from *Pirates of the Caribbean: The Curse of the Black Pearl (2003).*
Screenplay Abbreviations

* **ELS** extreme long shot
* **MLS** medium long shot
* **LS** long shot
* MS medium shot
* **MCU** medium close-up
* **CU** close-up
* **ECU** extreme close-up
* **OS** over-the-shoulder shot
* 2-S or 3-S two-shot or three-shot
* POV point of view shot
* ZI or ZO zoom in or zoom out
* INT interior
* EXT exterior
* SOT or SOF sound on tape or sound on film
* BG background
* SFX or F/X special effects (can be either sound or visual)
* VO voice-over
* OSV off-screen voice
* DIS dissolve
* MIC microphone
* VTR videotape
* Q cue (as in cue talent)
* ANNCR announcer
* SUPER superimposition
Jumpscare

"*There is no terror in the bang, only in the anticipation of it.*"
— Alfred Hitchcock

**A Jumpscare** is a sudden noise or image that is intended to startle the audience. Most of the time they are used in horror films but can sometimes be used for comedic effect. Most of the time, effective jumpscares use silence or quiet to build tension before breaking it with a loud noise. They are often criticized as a cheap way to spook an audience, however they can be done creatively and effectively in esteemed horror films such as *The Shining (1980)*.

## History

Tourneur's *Cat People (1942)* is often credited as pioneering the first ever jumpscare. Prior to the 1980s, jump scares were a relatively rare occurrence in horror movies; however, they (in particular the Lewton Bus) became increasingly common in the early 1980s as the slasher subgenre increased in popularity.

### Lewton Bus Jumpscares

The jump scare device is sometimes called the Lewton Bus after producer Val Lewton, who used it in subsequent films. This involves the building of tension before startling the audience with something harmless.  For example, in *Cat People (1942) ,* the startling noise initially sounded like a cat although it turned out to be the breaks of a bus.

## References

1. ↑ https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Jump\_scare
2. ↑ https://www.zombiefleshdress.com/the-lewton-bus-jump-scare/
3. ↑ *Cat People (1942)*
Mumblecore

Mumblecore is a subgenera characterized by naturalistic acting and dialogue (sometimes improvised), low-budget film production, an emphasis on dialogue over plot, and a focus on the personal relationships of young adults.

## History

The term was coined by filmmaker Andrew Bujalski, who is credited with helping to establish the movement with his *Funny Ha Ha (2002).* He has since been referred to as the godfather of mumblecore.

Mumblecore films often focus on characters in their 20s or 30s and explore themes such as relationships, communication, and identity. The movement is known for its use of improvisation and a minimalist approach to production, with a focus on capturing real-life conversations and interactions.

It can be seen as as a response to the perceived excesses of mainstream Hollywood films and the independent film movement. It gained popularity in the mid-2000s with the success of films such as *Hannah Takes the Stairs (2007)* and Baghead (2008). It was influenced by films such as Kevin Smith's *Clerks (1995). Reality television* has also been called an influence on mumblecore, as has the 2001 BBC reality-TV-style *mockumentary series The Office.*
Voracius Blade

*The Voracius Blade is an Eniripsa.*

The features exclusive to the Voracius Blade's skill tree.

* **Voracious Move**: ATTACK: Inflicts 50% of their ATTACK on the other surrounding  opponents.
* **Blade Master**: When your hero is healed: Places one VORACIUS HEART up to 3 cells around  them. Limit: 2 times per turn.
* **Voracious Vitality**: START OF FIGHT: Your hero gains 3% of their MAX HEALTH as ATTACK.
* **Voracius Power**: When healed: +20% ATTACK to your hero until the end of the turn.

### Spells

The spells below cost 10 skill points  each.

## Hero Spells

The elemental spells exclusive to the Voracius Blade.

## Page Update

This page was last updated for version 0.13.0
Brighton School

## Major Films

* Old Man Drinking a Glass of Beer
* | The X-Rays
* | The Kiss in the Tunnel

**Brighton School** was a loosely associated group of pioneering filmmakers active in the Brighton area of the United Kingdom from 1896 to 1910. It wasmostly a series of shorts and early projects in films from the school of the Brighton area.

Technically, the movement made prominent experiments with point-of-view shots, close-ups, moving camera shots, together with primitive continuity editing. As the films were produced during the early period of cinema, they also broke ground with a lot of new concepts and techniques as well. *The Kiss in the Tunnel (1899)* was one of the earliest examples of narrative editing, and The *Big Swallow (1901)* was an early film to feature extreme close-ups.

## History

The core membership of the group consists of filmmakers George Albert Smith, James Williamson and Esmé Collings as well as engineer Alfred Darling; other names associated with the group include Collings' former business partner William Friese-Greene and the group's London-based distributor Charles Urban.

## See also

* Magic Lantern
* Home Movies
* Fred Ott Principle

## References

1. ↑ https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Brighton\_School\_(filmmaking)
2. ↑ https://rateyourmusic.com/film\_genre/Brighton+School/
Spectral Armabladegeddon

*The Spectral Armabladegeddon is an Iop.*

The features exclusive to the Spectral Armabladegeddon's skill tree.

* **Spectral Armor**: When a SPECTRAL SOUL performs an ATTACK: Confers 100% of its ATTACK as ARMOR on your characters. *Limit: 2 times per turn.*
* **Soul Link**: ATTACK: Your SPECTRAL SOULS gain 25% ATTACK and inflict their ATTACK around  themselves.
* **Spectral Return**: When a SPECTRAL SOUL dies: Confers RESUMMONABLE on one of your dead companions at random.
* **Spectralization**: When one of your companions dies: Summons one COMPANION SPECTRAL SOUL on their cell. Your hero inflicts 5% of their MAX HEALTH on themself.

### Spells

The spells below cost 10 skill points  each.

## Hero Spells

The elemental spells exclusive to the Spectral Armabladegeddon.

## Page Update

This page was last updated for version 0.13.0
Nanocrowd

**Nanocrowd** is an app, currently in beta, that aims to recommend the user movies based on specific, custom built genres. The service is also available to creators, promising to discover the largest possible audience for content and capture the highest revenue.

By choosing key words relating to genre, tone and content, the app recommends the user several different movies. It will then link to different streaming services that said movies are on as well as other descriptive words and similar films.

## See also

* Letterboxd
* JustWatch
* IMDB
Islands

In Waven, the World of Twelve has been split into various **islands**.

There are three categories of island:

* Nations, with multiple quest NPCs that are always active.
* Territories, which have one quest NPC, one dungeon, and multiple daily quest NPCs, and are centered around fighting one monster type.
* Islets, islands that serve a particular purpose for the player,

Completing quests in Astrub will unlock three territories, and progress in each nation's territories unlocks further territories as well as the nation itself.

## List of Islands

Waven has four nations, with the nation of Sufokia featured in other games set in the World of Twelve seemingly missing. Each nation has three associated territories, except for Astrub, which serves as a neutral earlygame base.

Neutral

Bonta

Amakna

Brakmar
Dephasing Gem

*The Dephasing Gem is an Eniripsa.*

## Skill Tree

The features exclusive to the Dephasing Gem's skill tree.

### Passives

You can get a max of two passives, each for 5 skill points  and 1 power token .

* **Dephasing Catalyst**: When your hero goes through an opponent with an elemental state: Consumes it and triggers the corresponding **Quintessence** effect.
* **Dephasing Planning**: +1 Movement Point and places a SPIRIT HEART adjacent to a random enemy.
* **Dephasing Instability**: When your hero ends a move, inflicts spell-based damage on surrounding opponents.
* **Dephasing Concentration**: When your hero is DEPHASED: +30% to your next spell's DAMAGE per opponent gone through.

### Spells

The spells below cost 10 skill points  each.

## Hero Spells

The elemental spells exclusive to the Dephasing Gem.

## Page Update

This page was last updated for version 0.14.0
Ken Kartana

*The Ken Kartana is a Sram.*

## Skill Tree

The features exclusive to the Ken Kartana's skill tree.

### Passives

You can get a max of two passives, each for 5 skill points  and 1 power token .

* **Kartana Policy**: When your hero triggers an allied SRAM TRAP: You draw your next TRAP spell.
* **Kartana Mastery**: When your hero triggers an allied SRAM TRAP: Inflicts 70% of their ATTACK extra on surrounding  opponents.
* **Kartana Push**: When your hero triggers an allied SRAM TRAP: PUSHES adjacent  opponents 3 cells. 40% of your ATTACK bonuses is converted into COLLISION DAMAGE.
* **Kartana Retreat**: When your hero triggers an allied SRAM TRAP: Replays turn and DISARMS it. Limit: 3 times per turn.

### Spells

The spells below cost 10 skill points  each.

## Hero Spells

The elemental spells exclusive to the Ken Kartana.

## Page Update

This page was last updated for version 0.13.0
Director of Photography

**Directors of Photography** are responsible for the photographic heart of a production. They read the screenplay and work closely with the director to discuss the look and feel of a film. They then research how to create the look through lighting, framing and camera movement and what they will need in terms of kit and crew to achieve this.

On each day of filming, DoPs and their camera crews arrive early to set up and rehearse. Working with the director, the DoPs do blocking (decide the exact movements of both actors and camera). They discuss any special camera moves or lighting requirements with the camera operator, gaffer and grip. Each shot is marked up for focus and framing by the focus puller and then the DoP oversees the lighting of the set for the first take.

It’s the job of DoPs to make sure every shot is usable and flag them when they’re not. They view the rushes (raw footage) with the director and work closely with the colourist in post-production. On smaller productions they shoot as well.
Gentle Jungle

**Gentle Jungle** is a supplier of animals and trainers for film, tv and videos. They have provided animals for some of the most famous films of all time including *Ed Wood (1994)*, *Forrest Gump (1994)* and *Life of Pi (2014)* They supply both regular and exotic animals including dogs, horses, big cats, cattle, camels and primates. They also offer practical carriages, harnesses, animal service equipment, and a fleet of transportation trucks and trailers.

## Motion Capture

From *Beowulf (2007)*, *The Chronicles of Narnia*, Avatar (2009), Jungle Book (2016), to many others, Gentle Jungle has advanced with the industry in the field of motion capture and photorealistic performance capture without losing the integrity of real animals in action.
Fake Blood

**Fake blood** is anything used as a substitute for blood. For example when a director needs to simulate an actor being shot or cut, a wide variety of chemicals and natural products can be used. The most common is red food coloring, often inside small balloons coupled with explosive devices called squibs.

## History

Alfred Hitchcock used Bosco Chocolate Syrup as fake blood in his 1960 thriller *Psycho (1960)*. Since the film was in black and white, the color was less important than the consistency.

Kensington Gore has become a generic name for fake blood. It was a specific brand of blood used for pictures in the '60s and '70s, most notably Hammer Horror Films.

In the modern day, productions will usually purchase pre-made fake blood from different companies. It can come in jugs, as sprays, as gels, capsules and powders.

## Recipe

Fake blood generally consists of the following in various ratios:

* Corn syrup (or plain syrup) as the base
* Dishwashing liquid to prevent the blood from beading and staining
* Opacifier, e.g. titanium dioxide to make blood non-translucent
* Red food colouring as the main colour
* Blue food colouring to darken the tone
* Water, dilute to desired consistency

Blood that needs to be safe to put in the mouth will usually be made from food grade ingredients only. This is the case for most fake blood available for purchase.

Five pumps of hand soap can also be added to help the blood “stay on your hands a little bit better [so] it goes into all the cracks and crevices in your skin.” He adds, “It’s a nice recipe if you want something that will drizzle down your face.”

## See also

* Gore
* Splatter Film
* Kensington Gore
* Squib

## References

1. ↑ https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XlF6anbmaW4
2. ↑ https://variety.com/2020/artisans/news/make-fake-blood-special-effects-1234820016/
Fifth Generation

Raise the Red Lantern (1991)

## Major Figures

* Chen Kaige
* Huang Jianxin
* Tian Zhuangzhuang
* Wu Ziniu
* Zhang Yimou.

**The Fifth Generation** is a group of directors whose films represent a particularly creative moment in the history of Chinese cinema, roughly spanning the 1980s and early 1990s. Educated after the Cultural Revolution, the ‘Fifth Generation’ includes such directors as Chen Kaige, Huang Jianxin, Tian Zhuangzhuang, Wu Ziniu and Zhang Yimou. According to George Semsel, the five generations correspond to historical periods: silent films; first sound films during the 1920s and 1930s; films from 1949 through the Cultural Revolution; films after the Cultural Revolution; and the fifth generation, films made by graduates of the Beijing Film Academy in the 1980s and 1990s.
Waven Wiki

**Welcome to the Waven Wiki!**
Waven is a tactical MMORPG being developed by Ankama, taking place after the TV series and MMORPG Wakfu.

We're a collaborative community website about Waven that anyone, including you, can build and expand. Wikis like this one depend on readers getting involved and adding content. Click the "ADD NEW PAGE" or "EDIT" button at the top of any page to get started!

## Important articles

HeroesEquipmentCompanions.pngCompanionsPlaceholderIslands

*Need help building out this community?*

* Rules of this wiki
* Getting Started
* How to Contribute
* Managing your new community
* Guides
* All Help articles

You can also be part of the larger Fandom family of communities. Visit Fandom's Community Central!

*Community Founders*: Write a good and paragraph-length description for your welcome section about your topic. Let your readers know what your topic is about and add some general information about it. Then you should visit the admin dashboard for more tips.
Surokan Shiv

*The Surokan Shiv is a Sram.*

The features exclusive to the Surokan Shiv's skill tree.

* **Surokan Shadow**: When an opponent activates a SUROKAN SLIPTRAP: Your hero teleports to an adjacent  cell and inflicts 110% of their ATTACK on them.
* **Surokan Efficiency**: When you trigger CONSPIRACY: Inflicts 35% of your hero's ATTACK on opponents around  your TRAPS.
* **Surokan Generation**: When you trigger CONSPIRACY: Adds the SUROKAN SLIPTRAP spell to your hand.
* **Surokan Mastery**: When you trigger CONSPIRACY: +60% to your TRAP DAMAGE for the turn.

### Spells

The spells below cost 10 skill points  each.

## Hero Spells

The elemental spells exclusive to the Surokan Shiv.

## Page Update

This page was last updated for version 0.13.0
Bomb Under the Table

**Bomb Under the Table** (also known as **Hitchcock's Bomb, the Bomb Principle** and **Bomb Theory)** is a principle based on a quote by Alfred Hitchcock to relating to dramatic irony and the difference between surprise and suspense.

"*We are now having a very innocent little chat. Let us suppose that there is a bomb underneath this table between us. Nothing happens, and then all of a sudden, “Boom!” There is an explosion. The public is surprised, but priot to this surprise, it has seen an absolutely ordinary scene, of no special consequence. Now, let us take a suspense situation. The bomb is underneath the table and the public knows it, probably because they have seen the anarchist place it there. The public is aware that the bomb is going to explode at one o’clock, and there is a clock in the decor. The public can see that it is a quarter to one. In these conditions this innocuous conversation becomes fascinating because the public is participating in the scene. The audience is longing to warn the characters on the screen: “You shouldn’t be talking about such trivial matters. There’s a bomb beneath you and it’s about to explode!”*
In the first case we have given the public fifteen seconds of surprise at the moment of the explosion. In the second case we have provided them with fifteen minutes of suspense.*"*

— Alfred Hitchcock

## See also

* Suspense
* Hitchcockian
Establishing Shot

An **establishing shot** is one of the core shots in cinematography. Typically, a wide shot and the opener of a scene tell the audience where (and sometimes when) the next scene will occur.

## Uses

### Location

Establishing shots may use famous landmarks or recognizable setpeices to indicate the location where the action is taking place or has moved.

### Time of day

Sometimes the viewer is guided in their understanding of the action. For example, an exterior shot of a building at night followed by an interior shot of people talking implies that the conversation is taking place at night inside that building — the conversation may in fact have been filmed on a studio set far from the apparent location, because of budget, permits, time limitations or convenience.

### Relationship

An establishing shot might be a long shot of a room that shows all the characters from a particular scene. For example, a scene about a murder in a college lecture hall might begin with a shot that shows the entire room, including the lecturing professor and the students taking notes. A close-up shot can also be used at the beginning of a scene to establish the setting (such as, for the lecture hall scene, a shot of a pencil writing notes).

### Concept

An establishing shot may also establish a concept, rather than a location. For example, opening with a martial arts drill visually establishes the theme of martial arts. A shot of rain falling could be an establishing shot, followed by more and more detailed look at the rain, culminating with individual raindrops falling.
Buneblade

*The Buneblade is a Cra.*

The features exclusive to the Buneblade's skill tree.

* **Buneblade Discard**: 40% to your spell DAMAGE. When you play a spell, you discard another one at random.
* **Discernment**: END OF TURN: +30% ATTACK to your hero per card drawn during this turn until the end of their next turn.
* **Buneblade Master**: When you play a spell costing 3 ACTION POINTS or less: +25% ATTACK to your hero and +25% to your spell DAMAGE for the turn.
* **Buneblade Consecration**: END OF TURN: +1 MOTIVATING DART AURA to your hero if you have 2 spells or less in hand.

### Spells

The spells below cost 10 skill points  each.

## Hero Spells

The elemental spells exclusive to the Buneblade.

## Page Update

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Promax Awards

"*Being recognized by your peers in this kind of a competition is huge for us. Not only to just be competitive with the best, but to be recognized by the best.*"
— Erin Newsome

**The Promax Awards** are an awards show celebrating outstanding achievement in entertainment marketing and design. Going beyond what is expected, the Promax Global Excellence Awards celebrate the best of the best of brand-defining campaigns that ignite viewers into fans, engaging audiences through every screen, and driving bottom-line results for the largest media companies from around the world.

## Eligibility

Open across all platforms producing, airing, and streaming entertainment content. Entrant can represent the client, vendor, or agent; there is no stipulation in any category regarding the entrant so long as the work was for air, broadcast, publishing, or release from around the world during the eligibility period.

## History

In 2022, due to the conflict between Ukraine and Russia, all Russian entrants and content was disallowed from entering the awards.
Flamboyant Kasai

*The Flamboyant Kasai is an Iop.*

## Skill Tree

The features exclusive to the Flamboyant Kasai's skill tree.

### Passives

You can get a max of two passives, each for 5 skill points  and 1 power token .

* **Kasai Attack**: ATTACK: If the target has an elemental state, consumes it to trigger an additional ATTACK that inflicts 50% DAMAGE. Limit: 1 time per turn.
* **Kasai Explosion**: When you apply an elemental state: Inflicts 40% of your hero's ATTACK around  them.
* **Kasai Magic**: +15% to your elemental DAMAGE per SWORD AURA that your hero has.
* **Kasai Power**: +25% ATTACK to your hero per SWORD AURA that they have.

### Spells

The spells below cost 10 skill points  each.

## Hero Spells

The elemental spells exclusive to the Flamboyant Kasai.

## Page Update

This page was last updated for version 0.13.0
Tamashi Amber

*The Tamashi Amber is an Eniripsa.*

The features exclusive to the Tamashi Amber's skill tree.

* **Tamashi Agony**: When one of your NOCTURIANS dies: Your hero inflicts 75% of their ATTACK around  it.
* **Tamashi Appearance**: When you summon a NOCTURIAN: Your hero inflicts 60% of their ATTACK around  it.
* **Tamashi Power**: When you summon one NOCTURIAN: +75% ATTACK to your hero for the turn.
* **Tamashi Will**: When you summon a NOCTURIAN: It copies your hero's HEART AURAS. 15% ATTACK to your hero per HEART AURA on your characters.

### Spells

The spells below cost 10 skill points  each.

## Hero Spells

The elemental spells exclusive to the Tamashi Amber.

## Page Update

This page was last updated for version 0.13.0
Orrible Ring

This ring was once the god of damage with 150% Attack, unfortunately it was re-balanced to 100% RIP Orrible ring

## Main Effect

### Main Effect

* +5% chance of CRITICAL HITS by your hero
* +1-50% ATTACK to your hero.

## Upgradable Effects

### Upgradable Effects

* +1-50% ATTACK to your hero.
* +5% HEALTH to your hero.
* +20% CRITICAL DAMAGE to your hero.
* +2% chance of finding one SUPER SPELL CHEST.
* +2% chance of finding one SUPER EQUIPMENT CHEST.
* +2% chance of finding one SUPER COMPANION CHEST.
* +1-50% HEALTH to your hero.
Waven

***Waven*** is a video game of Tactical RPG genre developed by Ankama Studio and published by Ankama Games. It was released on Steam for Microsoft Windows on 2023.

## Premise

*Forge your own destiny! Choose your character, equip your best spells and sail from island to island in quest of fortune and glory. Level up your hero and your strategy in this free-to-play tactical multiplayer RPG with unique colorful graphics.*
Eniripsa

Eniripsas have perfected the art of healing and take excellent care of their precious allies. As for their enemies, they always give them a taste of their own medicine.

## Class Spells

The elemental spells shared between all Eniripsas.

## Skill Tree

The skill tree shared by all Eniripsas. You gain 5 skill points  per level.

### Health Points

+50% HP for 35  (max: 1 time).

+25% HP for 20  (max: 3 times).

+12% HP for 10  (max: 10 times).

+5% HP for 5  (max: 15 times).

### Attack

+50% Attack for 35  (max: 1 time).

+20% Attack for 20  (max: 3 times).

+7% Attack for 10  (max: 10 times).

+3% Attack for 5  (max: 15 times).

## Page Update

This page was last updated for version 0.13.0
Zandiezer Zo

*The Zandiezer Zo is a Cra.*

The features exclusive to the Zandiezer Zo's skill tree.

* **Zandiezer Master**: When you play a spell: +60% to the DAMAGE from the next spells you play this turn.
* **Zandiezer Precision**: +25% to your hero's DART AURA DAMAGE. When you play a spell: +20% extra for the turn.
* **Zandiezer Retreat**: When your hero performs an attack: Teleports to the furthest in-line cell.
* **Zandiezer Bombardment**: When you release a POWERFUL DART AURA: Also does 50% of its DAMAGE on opponents in-line with the target.

### Spells

The spells below cost 10 skill points  each.

## Hero Spells

The elemental spells exclusive to the Zandiezer Zo.

## Page Update

This page was last updated for version 0.13.0
Made up countrys Wiki

**Welcome to the Made up countrys Wiki!**
lots of made up flags and countries with their own backstory, in an alternate universe where these are the only countries on earth. people on importance to a country can be created too.

We're a collaborative community website about Made up countrys that anyone, including you, can build and expand. Wikis like this one depend on readers getting involved and adding content. Click the "ADD NEW PAGE" or "EDIT" button at the top of any page to get started!

## Important articles

PlaceholderA page about your topicPlaceholderAn Important LocationPlaceholderA Key EventPlaceholderA Crucial Item

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Shaden Shiru

*The Shaden Shiru is a Cra.*

## Skill Tree

The features exclusive to the Shaden Shiru's skill tree.

### Passives

You can get a max of two passives, each for 5 skill points  and 1 power token .

* **Shaden Concentration**: When your hero teleports: 20% to the DAMAGE of spells in your hand.
* **Shaden Alignment**: When your hero teleports: Inflicts 4% of their MAX HEALTH on opponents in line with them.
* **Shaden Recovery**: When your hero teleports: When your hero teleports: Heals in-line allies 5% of their MAX HEALTH.
* **Shaden Archer**: Your ARCHER spells are replaced by SUPER ARCHER spells.

### Spells

The spells below cost 10 skill points  each.

## Hero Spells

The elemental spells exclusive to the Shaden Shiru.

## Page Update

This page was last updated for version 0.13.0
Apostruker Scalpel

*The Apostruker Scalpel is an Eniripsa.*

## Skill Tree

The features exclusive to the Apostruker Scalpel's skill tree.

### Passives

You can get a max of two passives, each for 5 skill points  and 1 power token .

* **Apostrocious**: When one of your companions performs an ATTACK: Heals your hero 50% of their ATTACK.
* **Apostruker Mastery**: When your hero is healed: Inflicts an extra 35% of their ATTACK on the opponent with the most HEALTH.
* **Apostruker Power**: When your hero is healed: Also does their passive's DAMAGE on the opponent with the least HEALTH.
* **Apostruker Healing**: When they gain ARMOR:Your hero triggers their passive. When they are healed: Your hero gains 2% of their MAX HEALTH as ARMOR.

### Spells

The spells below cost 10 skill points  each.

## Hero Spells

The elemental spells exclusive to the Apostruker Scalpel.

## Page Update

This page was last updated for version 0.13.0
Iop

The brave warrior Iops have brawling in their veins and are always ready to jump head-first into the fray! Their motto: "Hit first, talk second! Then hit again."

## Class Spells

The elemental spells shared between all Iops.

## Skill Tree

The skill tree shared by all Iops. You gain 5 skill points  per level.

### Health Points

+50% HP for 35  (max: 1 time).

+25% HP for 20  (max: 3 times).

+12% HP for 10  (max: 10 times).

+5% HP for 5  (max: 15 times).

### Attack

+50% Attack for 35  (max: 1 time).

+20% Attack for 20  (max: 3 times).

+7% Attack for 10  (max: 10 times).

+3% Attack for 5  (max: 15 times).
Main Page

**Welcome to the KMB Game Wiki!**
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Shugen Flayer

*The Shugen Flayer is a Sram.*

## Skill Tree

The features exclusive to the Shugen Flayer's skill tree.

### Passives

You can get a max of two passives, each for 5 skill points  and 1 power token .

* **Shugen Astral**: When ASTRAL  is applied: Inflicts 250% of your hero's ATTACK on the target.
* **Shugen Magic**: +25% to your ELEMENTAL spell DAMAGE per opponent with an elemental state. KILLING BLOW: +20% to your ELEMENTAL spell DAMAGE.
* **Shugen Power**: +25% ATTACK to your hero per opponent with an elemental state. KILLING BLOW: +15% ATTACK to your hero.
* **Shugen Strategy**: When you consume an elemental state: Adds the LITTLE PUSH spell to your hand and +1 Reserve ACTION POINT. +125% to your TRAP DAMAGE.

### Spells

The spells below cost 10 skill points  each.

## Hero Spells

The elemental spells exclusive to the Shugen Flayer.

## Page Update

This page was last updated for version 0.13.0
Pikuxala Hand

*The Pikuxala Hand is a Xelor.*

## Skill Tree

The features exclusive to the Pikuxala Hand's skill tree.

### Passives

You can get a max of two passives, each for 5 skill points  and 1 power token .

* **Pikuxala Instability**: When your hero teleports: They gain 50% ATTACK until the end of the turn.
* **Pikuxala Efficiency**: -1 ACTION POINT to the cost of your teleportation spells.
* **Pikuxala Mastery**: When your hero teleports: Inflicts 40% of their ATTACK extra on the opponent with the most HEALTH.
* **Pikuxala Power**: When your hero teleports: Also triggers their passive on the opponent with the least HEALTH.

### Spells

The spells below cost 10 skill points  each.

## Hero Spells

The elemental spells exclusive to the Pikuxala Hand.

## Page Update

This page was last updated for version 0.14.0
Sram

Srams are stealthy assassins that use every sneaky trick in the book to dispose of enemies in their way. Their ruses, traps, and killing blows give their enemies the worst kind of surprise!

## Class Spells

The elemental spells shared between all Srams.

## Skill Tree

The skill tree shared by all Srams. You gain 5 skill points  per level.

### Health Points

+50% HP for 35  (max: 1 time).

+25% HP for 20  (max: 3 times).

+12% HP for 10  (max: 10 times).

+5% HP for 5  (max: 15 times).

### Attack

+50% Attack for 35  (max: 1 time).

+20% Attack for 20  (max: 3 times).

+7% Attack for 10  (max: 10 times).

+3% Attack for 5  (max: 15 times).

## Page Update

This page was last updated for version 0.13.0
An Important Location

a very important location is located right in the center of the now fallen Ryrab empire. it is a large, black marble statue of edward the powerful, a well known person in history. it represents the wars they fought and the victorys they had. the statue is among many, but it is the most important of them all as it has tons of history.
Pramium Catalyst

*The Pramium Catalyst is a Xelor.*

The features exclusive to the Pramium Catalyst's skill tree.

* **Pramium Revenge**: SPAWN BY ONE OF YOUR COMPANIONS: Transforms your SINISTROS in play.
* **Pramium Recycling**: When you build a SINISTRO: +2 gauges in the same element as the SINISTRO.
* **Pramium Sequence**: When an allied companion performs an ATTACK: Triggers the effect of your SINISTROS. When you summon a MECHANISM: +100% PLATING.
* **Pramium Motivation**: You can cast the ACTIVATION spell on an allied companion to make them replay their turn. SPAWN BY ONE OF YOUR COMPANIONS: +20% HEALTH to your companions.

### Spells

The spells below cost 10 skill points  each.

## Hero Spells

The elemental spells exclusive to the Pramium Catalyst.

## Page Update

This page was last updated for version 0.13.0