Sunday, 6 February 2011
Se7en
The opening of Se7en creates and sense of mystery and tension. The audience isn't aware of who the character is because of the use of extreme close-ups. The editing distorts the images to give the idea of being inside a psychopath's head . The music also aids the images to create discomfort.
Editing:
- quick cuts in the sequence allowing it to show many different items , this makes it difficult for the audience to take in everything at once which adds to the discomfort.
- There are flashed to what looks like images which are related to what the character is doing.
Camera:
- Close-ups are used to exaggerate the characters action and make the audience well aware of the action of the character.
Editing:
- we aren't aware fully if what the character is doing as the camera flashed between different 'activities'.
- there seems to be images laid on top of each other which makes it difficult to tell which image is real.
Mise-en-scene:
- The lighting is used to create shadow which gives the idea of a hidden.
- Flashes of red makes the audience feel more uncomfortable as it signify blood.
- The fingers gives the audience an idea that the main character is cruel and horrid.
Sound:
- Sound is distorted and it gives the impression of someone screaming.
- The music develops as the sequence ends.
- We hear a voice at the end of the sequences however it is difficult to understand what it is saying.
Thursday, 3 February 2011
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