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The Roman Empire, a vast and enduring power, stands as one of history's most remarkable civilizations, leaving an indelible imprint on the world. It emerged from the Roman Republic, transitioning into an imperial powerhouse under the leadership of Augustus Caesar in 27 BCE. This transformation marked the beginning of an era defined by unprecedented territorial expansion, architectural marvels, and profound cultural influence.
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1. Analysis of Hangover 3
Camerawork:
Establishing shot at the beginning to the show the graveyard and start the basis of
where the comedy will be derived from. This shows early on what time of comedy the
film will be because of the unconventional start to a comedy film, because usually
graveyards is associated with death and misery.
Wide shot to show the reactions of three of the main characters at the fourth,
showing the comedy will be aimed around him. It shows that the character that are
looking at with disbelief shows that he is not a normal character which is also showed
by the image they show of him after their reactions are showed. This is because his
attire is completely out of the normal not only to wear at a funeral but to wear in
everyday life. This symbolises the type of character he is and how unconventional he
is which indicates he will be where the majority of the comedy comes from.
Close ups to show the danger that they are in when they are being attacked by the
lorry to show the nature of the film. The close up also allows the audience to get a
better view of the characters thoughts and feelings at the time, this allows to shows
situational comedy as well as schadenfreude comedy because it shows the
unfortunate situation the characters are in and
bases comedy around that.
2. Frequent use of mid shots to help establish the scene and what is going on with a
good amount of the background involved but still being mainly focussed on the main
characters. These shots, help to also add detail to the scene and can also indicated
problems of comedy coming whilst the characters are unaware.
Two shots are also used when showing the main character receiving bad news and
the way in which he takes it, it also show the reaction of the additional characters
reacting with laughter which indicated that the he reacted with something silly or an
over exaggerated reaction.
Sound:
The dialogue is used throughout the trailer and allows the audience to establish what
type of personality the individual characters have. For example Alan’s over
exaggerated cry gives a good indication of what type characters he is. This shows
how the use of sound can show what someone is like because of the way in which
they do/say it.
Also the dialogue that is used also allows to show what type age group it is aimed at;
along with the title it shows that it is meant for adults predominately those that drink
because they can relate to some of the random situations they find themselves in. As
3. well as this with the beginning of the trailer showing them in a graveyard and then
speaking about intervention for mental purposes it shows conclusively that the age
range of audience is older.
Non diegetic sound is fast paced which indicates it is fast paced that has a lot of
action in it as well as comedic features which are highlighted when the non-diegetic
music stops momentarily for it to become apparent.
Editing:
The transition between the shots starts very slowly and then begins to build up and
become much quicker to show the basic storyline on the film. There is an action
match that is also used in the trailer to show when they are speaking about a
character and then an actual clip of what happened as well as where they are the
current time of them speaking.
There is a use of tracking used mid way through the trailer to show the situation they
are in and create the sense of chaos that is going on in the scene.
There are parts in the trailer where there are numerous scenes shown in very quick
succession this allows you to get a brief view of the characters without giving you
everything, thus meaning you will want to buy the film and watch it in full, therefore
being extremely conventional.
Mise-en-scene:
The clothes that the actors are wearing in the trailer start off to be very clean and
respectable and then as the trailer progresses the clothes become torn and dirty.
This shows that they start to get into bad positions where how they would be
everyday doesn’t become the normal.
Also the protagonists clothes are also strange attire for example he wears a woven
scarf with clothes in the desert, this gives insight into the character as well as the
irregularity the character brings to the film.
4. There is a scene in the film where the characters are ambushed, there clothes and
masks show that they have sense of not knowing to them which fits in with not
showing them then faces, this shows that they are possibly dangerous people
because you cannot gather any facial expressions which is usually a sign of
emotions.
Conventions of genre:
The trailer is very conventional because of all the different techniques that are used
throughout it. There is a mixture of slow and fast paced editing to connote the
different parts in the film between the high adrenaline parts and the more thoughtful
parts. This can be linked in with the style of comedy as well because the fast paced
will be fairly basic and simple humour, whereas the slow paced will be more in depth
comedy.
The mise-en-scene of the trailer was also extremely conventional for a comedy
because of the choice of extras and props, for example they use a giraffe which is a
very strange animal for the setting of the film, and this all adds a stereotypical
comedy.
Genre is also shown very conventionally in the trailer by some of the dialogue, for
example when Alan said he wanted his mum to die before his dad and he thought his
text wasn’t from ciao it was someone saying ciao to him.
Conventions of form:
One big convention of form that is used throughout the trailer is text that is used, it
works to do both split up the different clips and then also adds details to what you are
watching. Also they used fade in starts a lot which added suspense to the scenes
which is typical in a comedy before a substantial punch line will be introduced or the
start to one will be.
