Remember The Titans Film Techniques

Some feature films follow a contemporary style of filmmaking where some components are based off from real events and scenarios. On the other hand, screenwriters add a more dramatic sense to filmmaking by integrating characters and a storyline to structure the film into a creative piece of art. “Remember the Titans” in this case is an exemplary film for creative filmmaking, not only does it resonate with historical events and takes the audience back to the 1971’s era but also sheds some light into the lives of the real Virginia State Football Champions. This feature film offers more of a political standpoint and introduces themes such as racial discrimination, the bond of friendship, and unity as one. The directors of “Remember the Titans” are much convincing on social and political grounds that by illustrating the characters conflicts it gives the film scope for growth and the journey to forming positive-healthy relationships.
Consequentially, themes play an essential role in how the film creatively shapes out; therefore, one implicit themes in “Remember the Titans” is team effort; for example, through the beginning of the movie there are struggles regarding the team’s will to play football with other cultural backgrounds.
The cut-scenes and cinematography elements contributed to the film’s shaping of an enthralling piece of art. Camera shots in the film added a more effective component to the situation and the angle of the shot intensified the depth of the characters. Usually when two shots are mixed it is a more effective choice of cinematography; for example, there is a mid-shot with a low angle in the scene- Boone is shown in a mid-shot portraying him as the leader, while Yoast, and other coach assistants are in the background. The slight low angle makes him stand out as the dominant leader and clarifies Boone’s personality as