The Bourne Ultimatum
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The document analyzes several shots from The Bourne Ultimatum and discusses the cinematography techniques used. It describes a low-angled shot of a distraught man on the floor near a passing train, focusing shallowly on him with gloomy artificial lighting. It also discusses a police car leaving the scene of the incident using depth of field to blur objects further away. Finally, it examines a close-up shot of a man stealing medicine from a hidden stash, using mise-en-scene to establish the placement of cupboards and drawers.
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This still shows a close up of a pair of glasses on the floor, which belonged to the victim. The blood splatter on the wall indicates something is wrong. The glasses may shock the audience by portraying the victim as normal and innocent. Another still shows a man taking a photo of the victim he just killed, relating to the thriller genre by being dark and unsettling. A third still shows the killer with blood on his face, relating to thriller through themes of death, injury, and evil.
Short film analysis
This short film analysis summarizes 4 short films:
1. Lovefield uses camera movements and shots of a crow to imply a horror genre and show a character in pain. Extreme close-ups reveal bloody props and screaming to further the horror elements.
2. Signs uses facial expressions and a lack of dialogue to develop characters in a story told through notes. Shots establish a connection between a lonely male and female character.
3. Strangers uses close-ups and a train setting to imply a fast-paced adventure. Props like a Jewish necklace and Arabic newspaper suggest a theme of different religions or cultures.
4. Teeth uses establishing shots of fishing friends to set a tranquil atmosphere,
Short film analysis
This short film analysis summarizes 4 short films:
1. Lovefield uses camera movements and shots of a crow to imply a horror genre and show a character in pain. Extreme close-ups reveal bloody props and screaming to further the horror elements.
2. Signs uses facial expressions and a lack of dialogue to develop characters in a story told through notes. Shots establish a connection between a lonely male and female character.
3. Strangers uses close-ups and a train setting to imply a fast-paced adventure. Props like a Jewish necklace and Arabic newspaper suggest a theme of different religions or cultures.
4. Teeth uses establishing shots of fishing friends to set a tranquil atmosphere,
3. research(1) red
- Diagonal camera angles are frequently used to provide wider shots that establish context and show other characters/elements in the frame. This allows the audience to see more of the surroundings.
- Dark, moody lighting is common and helps set tense, mysterious, or unsettling tones that fit the plots. Shadows are also used to enhance mood.
- Costumes and props are carefully chosen to reflect character traits and fit the themes/environments of each story.
- Unexpected plot twists, surprises, and humor keep audiences engaged as they try to anticipate what will happen next.
- Focus is
3. research 2
- Diagonal camera angles are frequently used to provide wider shots that establish context and show other characters/elements in the frame. This allows the audience to see more of the surroundings.
- Dark, moody lighting is common and helps set tense, mysterious, or unsettling tones that fit the plots. Shadows are also used effectively.
- Costumes and props are carefully chosen to reflect the characters' personalities and roles, as well as advance the plot. Things like weapons, food items, or documents serve important purposes.
- Unexpected plot twists, humor mixed with serious themes, and focus on
3. research(1) red
- Diagonal camera angles are frequently used to provide wider shots that establish context and show other characters/elements in the frame. This allows the audience to see more of the surroundings.
- Dark, moody lighting is common and helps set tense, mysterious, or unsettling tones that fit the plots. Shadows are also used to enhance mood.
- Costumes and props are carefully chosen to reflect character traits and fit the themes/environments of each story.
- Unexpected plot twists, jumps, or reveals keep audiences engaged by piquing their curiosity and desire to understand references.
-
3. research(1) red
- Diagonal camera angles are frequently used to provide wider shots that establish context and show other characters/elements in the frame. This allows the audience to see more of the surroundings.
- Dark, moody lighting is common and helps set tense, mysterious, or unsettling tones that fit the plots. Shadows are also used to enhance mood.
- Costumes and props are carefully chosen to reflect character traits and fit the themes/environments of each story.
- Unexpected plot twists, surprises, or humor keep audiences engaged as they try to anticipate what will happen next.
- Unique camera
Memento
This document summarizes the opening title sequence of a crime/thriller film through a series of still shots. The shots include extreme close-ups of blood, a bullet, glasses at a crime scene, and a victim who appears to have been shot. They provide clues about a crime and mysterious character while building an eerie atmosphere. The slow revelation of clues through fragmented close-ups is a conventional way to set up the film's plot and intrigue audiences at the beginning.
Prom night (2008)
The document provides an analysis of shots and techniques used in the trailer for the film Prom Night (2008). It summarizes several key shots: 1) Three medium shots introduce the main characters at a hair salon. 2) A low angle shot shows a girl walking down stairs in her dress to emphasize her dominance. 3) A wide shot reveals the girl's date and parents reacting to her. 4) Shots from a low angle emphasize the size of a building being approached. 5) Dim lighting is used to signify a disturbance when the horror elements begin. 6) Close ups of a mysterious figure create tension without revealing details. 7) Black and white footage is used when a story is being recounted in the past tense
'Saw'
The document analyzes key elements of a Saw film through props, locations, lighting, costumes, character movements, sound, camera work, and editing. Props like a mask indicated a character's mission to survive or die. Locations like a police office created safety while a basement isolated characters. Lighting in the police scene was bright but added blue for unease. A character's clothing like a black jacket foreshadowed capture. Character movements showed fear through shaking and smoking. Sound design heightened tension through non-diegetic noises and diegetic cues like ticking. Camera work like panning captured confusion while close-ups emphasized important props. Editing started slow but sped up during flashbacks and chaotic scenes.
Visual essay on skyfall
In this visual essay analyzing scenes from the film Skyfall, the author examines four scenes from an interrogation of James Bond regarding his psychological evaluation to continue as a '00' agent. In each scene, the lighting is dim and the color palette is limited to bleak tones of white, grey and blue to concentrate the audience on the serious nature of the interrogation. Shot reverse shots are used to show the interaction between Bond and his interrogator, establishing tension and authority. In one scene, an unknown man watches Bond, adding an element of mystery and pressure on Bond in keeping with the thriller genre.
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