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The hills have eyes
titling Follows a silhouette of a mountain in a luminal stage of day and night. The writing is big ,tattered and yellow. The titles are in the centre of the screen and takes over the majority of the screen.
Camera movement Panning at the beginning, analysing the area.
Framing of the shot Long shot used to show how vast the area is. One of the long shots shows something running across the screen, this makes the viewer uneasy as you are unaware of what it is or why it is there. There is a close up of the disressed man and the woman as they want to run away, it brings ambiguity to the story as we are unaware of why or who they are running from. There is also a close up of the police badge which may be ironic as there is nobody  to police. There is a close up of a blood handprint which also brings ambiguity.
Mise-en-scene It is shot in a derelict desert in the American countryside. All the light comes from the sun and as it is daylight and in the desert it is very bright. The facial expressions of the characters look as though they look down on the man who owns the petrol shop. When the fanily arrive at the petrol station without any introduction the father tells the man to fill up the car and check the oil and water.
Editing directions The editing is quite slow paced. There is a jump cut, this is seen when the person or creature runs from one place to another. There is a reverse cut between the old man and the woman, this shows us about their relationship.
Sound techniques The sound is mostly dialogue between the characters. The time when there is a  non-digetic sound is when something runs across the screen, there is a hovering sound and is also high pitched.
narrative It is unclear on who the hero is but we get an idea that the creature we see running maybe the villain as when he appears there is sound. The story is set in a derelict desert in america that is used as an air force gun testing area. The fact that it is set in a derelict place may suggest that it will be hard for the characters to get out of this place they are being told not to go to. There are 8 principle characters. The story is told by following an old man who is in a hurry to get out and people come to use his petrol. This creates ambiguity as it leaves us with many questions. Questions left with Why does the girl want to run away from her dad? Why is the old man in such a hurry to get away? Why does the old man want them to follow the main road so much? Who or what was that, that ran across the screen?

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The Hills Have Eyes

  • 2. titling Follows a silhouette of a mountain in a luminal stage of day and night. The writing is big ,tattered and yellow. The titles are in the centre of the screen and takes over the majority of the screen.
  • 3. Camera movement Panning at the beginning, analysing the area.
  • 4. Framing of the shot Long shot used to show how vast the area is. One of the long shots shows something running across the screen, this makes the viewer uneasy as you are unaware of what it is or why it is there. There is a close up of the disressed man and the woman as they want to run away, it brings ambiguity to the story as we are unaware of why or who they are running from. There is also a close up of the police badge which may be ironic as there is nobody to police. There is a close up of a blood handprint which also brings ambiguity.
  • 5. Mise-en-scene It is shot in a derelict desert in the American countryside. All the light comes from the sun and as it is daylight and in the desert it is very bright. The facial expressions of the characters look as though they look down on the man who owns the petrol shop. When the fanily arrive at the petrol station without any introduction the father tells the man to fill up the car and check the oil and water.
  • 6. Editing directions The editing is quite slow paced. There is a jump cut, this is seen when the person or creature runs from one place to another. There is a reverse cut between the old man and the woman, this shows us about their relationship.
  • 7. Sound techniques The sound is mostly dialogue between the characters. The time when there is a non-digetic sound is when something runs across the screen, there is a hovering sound and is also high pitched.
  • 8. narrative It is unclear on who the hero is but we get an idea that the creature we see running maybe the villain as when he appears there is sound. The story is set in a derelict desert in america that is used as an air force gun testing area. The fact that it is set in a derelict place may suggest that it will be hard for the characters to get out of this place they are being told not to go to. There are 8 principle characters. The story is told by following an old man who is in a hurry to get out and people come to use his petrol. This creates ambiguity as it leaves us with many questions. Questions left with Why does the girl want to run away from her dad? Why is the old man in such a hurry to get away? Why does the old man want them to follow the main road so much? Who or what was that, that ran across the screen?