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    Setting Costume Location Lighting/colour Film techniques How do the above elements show the differences between Michael’s and Tuohy’s world? Introduction Mise en Scene mean all the elements of a shot which helps to convey a message to the viewer. The elements are setting‚ costume‚ location‚ lighting/colour and film techniques. Michael Oher’s World Tuohy Family’s World Memphis‚ Tennessee 17 year old Foster care/ward of the state Mother has drug addiction problems and cannot

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    Sixth Sense essay. 1. How does the director M. Night Shyamalan‚ use cinematic techniques to build an atmosphere of suspense in the film The Sixth Sense? The movie The Sixth Sense is directed by M. Night Shyamalan. He uses cinematic techniques to build an atmosphere of suspense in the film. M. Shyamalan uses camera angles‚ sound and colour to enhance suspense in The Sixth Sense. Some scenes where the cinematic techniques enhance the suspense are ‘Kyra’s funeral’‚ ‘I see dead people’ and ‘the hanged

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    and nice way. That’s why‚ as a producer‚ he’s different from other producers. Burton’s unorthodox use of cinematic techniques through the use of lighting‚ camera angles and movements‚ sounds conveys his attitude towards the subject and the major theme of the storyline. Burton uses his own style in cinematic techniques to develop the storyline of the film. For ex. in Charlie and the Chocolate Factory‚ Burton used establishing shot when they were inside the factory to set

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    Run Lola Run Essay

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    Themes in visual texts are established through the use of various visual techniques‚ making and large impact on the way viewers take in the chosen themes. Run Lola Run directed by Tom Twyker uses visual techniques to convey its message to the audience and involves the audience in the experiences that the images create. The mediums in which the director chose to convey these messages are successful in communicating to the audience the types of experiences that are represented in the images. Run

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    The film depicts the catastrophic effects of global warming‚ by utulising various cinematic techniques in order to convey the intensity of the movies plot. In most cases of large scale natural disasters‚ many long shots are used in order to completely capture the elements of the scene. By applying panning wide angles with the stunning computer generated imagery the scenes emphasise the scale in which the natural disaters occur. Due to the films plot‚ the majority of scenes invovling wide angle shots

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    Some of the editing techniques used in Gladiator were editing sequence action and reaction for example‚ after the camera focused on the action of son killing the father then camera turn its attention to the reaction of the son after he murdered his father. When the final fight came to a conclusion slow motion effectively convey Maximus ’ physical fatigue. As stated in the book‚ The Art of Watching Film "His fall and time-consuming effort of getting to his feet are exaggerated by slow motion.? ’ (Boggs

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    divorced from any recognizable subject matter 1. The correlation between film styles and types of editing. a) The arrival of a train – several different sequences but not much cutting within a sequence b) A trip to the moon – narrative segments connected by fade-out; the next scene fades in often in a different location and time c) The birth of a nation – lat-minute rescue scene d) Thirty-two short films about Glenn Gould - e) Rhythmus 21 2. Editing conventions of classical

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    ’Enterprise’. This ’futuristic’ technology onboard the enterprise sparked a revolution in the world’s technology and inspired many to make technology similar to the ones on Star Trek. Many film techniques are used in this documentary not only to make the documentary interesting‚ but humourous as well. Some of these film techniques include various camera shots‚ archival footage and montages to name a few. In the beginning of the documentary‚ William Shatner is talking and is driving his car and whilst he

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    different aspects of a film’s setting‚ characters and themes. As a result‚ camera shots are very important in shaping meaning in a film. Reviewing the examples on the right hand side of this page should make the different camera shots clearer. An extreme long shot (animation on right) contains a large amount of landscape. It is often used at the beginning of a scene or a film to establish general location(setting). This is also known as an establishing shot. A long shot (animation on right) contains

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    Possum. Brad Mcgann

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    Film Review: Possum Director: Brad McGann What makes a good film? Well according to most Director’s a good film must have at least a few elements that allow the viewer to ‘look into’ the Directors mind - to see the ‘point’ of the film. Brad McGann’s drama “Possum” is the story of a broken family living in the wilderness of New Zealand in the 1890’s. It focuses on a young boy‚ Little Man‚ trying to make sense of his dysfunctional family. A family who moved to the wilderness to hide the fact that

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