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    Strictly Ballroom

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    portrays conformity negatively though the use of camera angles such as high angle shot of Shirley Hastings and Les Kendall’s dance class showing to conform is to be inferior. Pink also supports the idea that individuality is better than that of conformity though the use of a low angle shot of a “female president” showing her power and portrays a strong image.   The importance of appearance is shown in Stupid girls though the use of low angle camera shot to show power when they portray a woman president

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    Essay- War of the Worlds

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    is realized and his love his emphasized‚ further developing this theme. ‘Eve of the War’ is one of the first scenes in the film where various camera angles and dialogue are used to establish relationships within the family. The relationship between of Mary-Anne (Miranda Otto) and Ray Ferrier in ‘Eve of the War’ is cleverly shown by using a low angle shot to look up at Mary-Anne while she talks down at Ray imparting that she is the superior in their relationship and also more competent. However the

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    Atonement Film Techniques

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    In the 2007 film Atonement‚ director Joe Wright uses characterisation and explicit symbolism to explore the themes of truism and misconception. He uses this to comment on how the abuse of power is carried out by people who are seemingly civilised. Wright used both non-diegetic and diegetic sounds to draw comparisons between the seeming civility and the actions of Briony and Paul Marshall. Various mis-en-scène elements‚ such as the characters’ appearances and speaking style‚ are effectively used to

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    Dead Poets Society

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    their faces and that expression makes Knox ring once more. This time‚ the camera angles are the same and Knox goes through with the phone call all the way. While he is talking‚ the camera is focused on his face and hand holding the phone to his ear. When Knox hears the news that he has been invited to go to a party with the girl of his dreams‚ his face lights up and he cannot help but smile. Still with the same angle‚ the camera swings around to show the faces of his friends as he tells them his

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    The use of non-diegetic music helps convey a peaceful and relaxed setting. It is unusual for a crime scene due to the location is vast in the country side and the Amish people normal restrict themselves from society. b) Notice how the low camera angles create unexpected shots‚ such as seeing the Amish rising out of the wheat fields ‚ or entering the shot from the right side. Why do you think Weir has depicted them in this way? Weir has depicted them this way because as it establishes the characters

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    part of true love with Romeo. This is supported through a high angle shot of Romeo looking upon Juliet‚ this evokes the idea of Juliet being placed on a pedestal by demand rather than by will. The costuming of Juliet also reveals her pureness and naturalness compared to her mother next to who is artificial and fake. Baz Luhman transitions Romeos High shot with montage shots of the Capulet family‚ this is displayed through a low angle shot of the family looking down towards Romeo. This weakens Romeo

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    Analyse the Significance of the opening scenes in the film you have studied The opening scenes in the film The Great Gatsby by Baz Luhrman are captivating and as a result hook the audience completely into the film. They do this by introducing the stark contrasts between 1929 in the sanatorium to New York in 1922. They also begin to develop the characters of Nick and Gatsby. Finally the first two scenes introduce some of the main themes and symbols that reoccur throughout the film. The first scene

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    CAMERA SHOTS

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    CAMERA SHOTS By: Wanangwe Josephine 23rd January 2015 Email: josephinewanangwe@gmail.com Moi University. INTRODUCTION Cinema is a visual medium and thus it should communicate or tell a story to its audience through the use of sound‚ lighting‚ editing‚ and the camera together to create an illusion of reality. These are the elements that a video editor uses to realize the filmmakers dream from script to screen. Shots are an important part of camerawork that are used to send messages to the audience

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    John has broken those rules‚ as you are breaking them now”. Schaeffer manipulates the truth to make Schaeffer seem like he is good and Book is evil. The use of a low angle on Schaeffer significantly shows his dominance and superiority to Carter and the audience and adds more fear. In contrast To this Carter is shown at a low angle shown through Shaeffer’s point of view. The use of Carter sitting down and Schaeffer slowly walking around him creates strikes fear into both the audience and Carter

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    citizen kane

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    Never has the fine art of cinematography been so perfectly executed than by Orson Welles in his perennial film‚ Citizen Kane. Whether a fan of the story or not‚ every true admirer of movies can appreciate the cinematic techniques utilized by Welles to capture the life of his enigmatic main character. Many aspects of the movie have been analyzed thoroughly‚ but what I would like to examine is an idea that is often overlooked. As the movie fades in‚ an eerie chain link fence and a sign reading NO TRESPASSING

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