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    detective named Ichabod Crane is sent away from New York to Sleepy Hollow‚ an isolated town to solve the murders of three people in Sleepy Hollow. Along the way‚ Crane falls in love‚ faces his biggest fears and faces a supernatural. Burton’s use of cinematography‚ mise-se-scene and sound build an atmosphere of suspense. The three major scenes that display suspense in this film are The Cave Witch‚ Magistrate Philipse and A Head for a Head. Burton uses tension to create suspense and keep the audience on

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    The Crow by James O’Barr‚ is a powerfully‚ dark‚ emotional film teasing at the strings of our hearts every moment of the way. The Crow has been labled a bleak action flick due to the very depressing‚ dark‚ atmosphere; however with the excellent cinematography‚ superb acting‚ and spectacular sound‚ even in all of its darkness and despair from the constant pouring rain and dark tones it is complimented by layers of beauty and aspiring hope that made this film so much more. We might not yet see a rainbow

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    Briley Belling In the film M‚ mise-en-scene‚ cinematography‚ editing‚ and sound are used in many ways that may influence the audiences’ perception of the characters and events in the film. In M‚ the apartments in the beginning of the film and the streets‚ play a significant role to the mise-en-scene of the film. There are several props in the film that are significant as well‚ such as the noisy clock that dings on every hour‚ the blind man with the balloons in the street‚ cigarettes‚ cigars‚ knives

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    beauty. The woman in the video will keep repeating to her hairdresser to "cut it short" and the reason behind it will shock you. [Show whole video] The director uses four techniques in the video. The first two techniques are cinematography and editing. [0.10 - 0.57] Cinematography means to use the camera to shoot at different angles or to zoom in and out. Editing is to put clips together by cutting back and forth. Whenever the young woman says to "cut it short" the director shoots a close up of her

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    the homestead‚ kill the remaining men and women and abduct the girls Debbie and Lucy. In The Searchers this passage plays an important role in the development of the film‚ it provides psychological characterization of the main characters through cinematography‚ the editing style of the film‚ illusion of continuity and the mise-en-scene aspects of each scene. While also shedding light onto the films overall thematic concerns the film is attempting to portray. Recognizing the first shot’s importance

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    other performance-based entertainments. Cinematography‚ however‚ has much longer history and has already evolved a lot during the last fifty years. The history of movies goes back to centuries from today. It started with motion pictures and‚ mostly as a part of social gatherings‚ such as carnivals and festivals‚ slowly started to gain its importance in the world of communication and entertainment. The twenty first century gave bigger spin to the cinematography and made it a part of advertisement practices

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    and visual features are organised and combined for different meanings‚ effects and purposes. Unit Learning Outcomes – By the end of this unit‚ students will be able to: 1. Identify‚ analyse and evaluate the elements within the mise-en-scene‚ cinematography and post-production of a film in discussion and writing. 2. Analyse the central components of the film (exposition/conclusion‚ character/relationships‚ theme‚ narrative‚ genre‚ motif/symbol) using the above terminology correctly and with reference

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    Walter Mitty‚ directed and starring Ben Stiller. This film is the story of a man with many dreams and aspirations‚ who daydreams about a different life‚ filled with his fantasies of heroism‚ romance and action. I will analyze the mise-en-scené‚ cinematography‚ editing‚ and film sound of this film. The thing about this film is that there are so many different settings; I believe it is one of the best-put together films‚ which uses all of the critical elements of cinema to create a brilliant film and

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    the cinematography positively or negatively affect your opinion of this film? The cinematography positively affects my opinion of this film. There are many different scenes that show an unbelievable and surreal picture. For example‚ In the first ten minutes when all the musicians are gathering to play‚ The conductor explains what Fantasia is about and how music is the biggest influence here. This scene then goes off to when the conductor starts to conduct; this is where the cinematography gave

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    Cinematography is defined as “the art or science of making motion pictures” (Merriam Webster). That’s the big picture but there are tons if smaller elements that make it possible to make a movie at all. Dr. Strangelove‚ as typical of any film‚ uses a multitude of these elements including different types of lenses‚ various angles and levels for various characters‚ and certain distances in camera shots. Dr. Strangelove seems to stick to a wide camera lens for dramatic effect‚ and throws in zoom shots

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