Film opening sequence analysis report sheet - The purge
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The opening title sequence of The Purge uses CCTV footage from 2017 to 2021 to show violent crimes occurring during the annual Purge event. The footage depicts shootings, fights, arson, and other crimes happening across several US cities. Each clip displays the location, date, and a "Purge Feed" label to establish the setting and violent nature of the Purge. Fast cuts between aerial shots of the crimes depict the lawlessness and chaos of the event over multiple years. There is no diegetic sound, only a slow, high-pitched background song to accompany the disturbing visuals and set the ominous tone for the film.
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The opening title sequence of The Purge uses CCTV footage from various cities to show violent crimes like shootings, fights, and arson occurring between 2017 and 2021. This establishes that The Purge is an annual event in America where all crime is legal for 12 hours. The sequence employs jump cuts between crime clips and a slow, high pitched song with no diegetic sound. It introduces the horror/thriller genre conventions through graphic violence and ominous tone, without dialogue to provide context.
Film opening sequence analysis report sheet the purge
The opening title sequence of The Purge uses CCTV footage from different cities to show various crimes like shootings, fights, and arson occurring between 2017-2021. The footage establishes that these acts of violence are allowed for 12 hours each year on March 21st as part of an event called "The Purge." Through fast-paced editing and aerial shots that portray the crimes from a removed viewpoint, the sequence immerses viewers in the chaos and violence of The Purge to set up the film's dystopian genre and premise.
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The camera shot list outlines 3 shots for Scene 13 of an unnamed production. Shot 1 is a medium shot that pans as the character turns around and opens a boot. Shot 2 is a medium still shot of the boy looking inside the boot. Shot 3 is another medium still shot of the boot door slamming shut and transitioning to black.
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Edit decision list
The document outlines 5 scenes from a film with editing techniques used in each. Scene 1 introduces the girls going upstairs and cuts to them meeting a boy. Scene 2 cuts to the next scene. Scene 3 uses parallel editing between shots of the girls' faces. Scene 4 cuts from a long corridor shot to a close-up and uses a POV cut. Scene 5 fades out the last scene while adding credits.
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Film opening sequence analysis report sheet the purge
The opening title sequence of The Purge uses CCTV footage from different cities to show various crimes like shootings, fights, and arson occurring between 2017-2021. The footage establishes that these acts of violence are allowed for 12 hours each year on March 21st as part of an event called "The Purge." Through fast-paced editing and aerial shots that portray the crimes from a removed viewpoint, the sequence immerses viewers in the chaos and violence of The Purge to set up the film's dystopian genre and premise.
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The document discusses the development of film genres through four stages. Stage 1 is exemplified by Frankenstein from 1937, which helped establish genre codes and conventions still used today, such as the female scream indicating horror and good vs. evil motifs. Stage 2 involves experimentation, like in the Scary Movie franchise. Stage 4 combines genres, as seen in I Am Legend which blends elements of action and horror through its plot and visuals.
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The camera shot list outlines 3 shots for Scene 13 of an unnamed production. Shot 1 is a medium shot that pans as the character turns around and opens a boot. Shot 2 is a medium still shot of the boy looking inside the boot. Shot 3 is another medium still shot of the boot door slamming shut and transitioning to black.
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Schooting schedule
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Locations
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2) The Leg of Mutton pub, chosen to portray a stereotypical soap opera setting. Permission must be obtained from the pub management.
3) Ashtead Common, where a murder scene will be filmed. Potential risks include traffic when traveling between locations and allergies to the outdoor surroundings. Public notification is needed.
Actual shooting schedule
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The document discusses different types of film openings including flashbacks, panning landscapes, narrations, fight/shootout scenes, title sequences, and chase scenes. These different opening techniques are used to entice audiences to continue watching, establish characters and genre, set the scene and time period, quickly describe the story, reveal the tone and protagonists/antagonists, introduce title and cast, and bring audiences right into the action. Examples are given of each type of opening from films like Saving Private Ryan, Open Range, Hot Fuzz, Windtalkers, Catch Me If You Can, and Casino Royale.
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- The day and time an ad airs affects the price, with morning and late afternoon slots being the most popular and expensive.
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- 1. FilmOpeningSequence Analysis *Comment onthe followingaspectsinrelationto your filmopeningtitle sequence choice The Purge Name: My Analysis Supporting Images Cinematography& Camera Techniques The Purge beginswithanestablishedshotof a man shooting anotherman andas he fallstothe floorthe man runs away.It goeson to showdifferentcrimessuchasfightingingroupsinthe street;thisisall shownas CCTV footage.Oneach shotin the corner ittellsuswhere the footage isfrom e.g.Syracuse, Jacksonville andHuntsvilleafterthatIttellsusthe time and date and that The Purge isbasedin America.Youcan see that the day and monthisalwaysthe same 03/21 but the date of the year goesup from2017 to 2021, thistellsus The Purge is an event occurringeveryyearfrom7:00 PMon March 21st till 7:00 AMon March 22nd. . At the top of each scene itsays ‘Purge Feed’this tellsthe audience thisiswhatthe purge isandshowingthe differentshotsof whatgoeson inthem24 hours.Anotherone of the shotsis Aerial shotlookingdownata gangof ladsfighting at a highangle. All clipsare veryfast andshowa lotof establish shotsso youcan see the movementof the charactersandsee the victimsyoubegintosee whatthe filmisaboutand howviolent ‘The Purge’is. On some clipsthere are slowzoomsandcanted framingto followwhatishappeningasthe criminalsrubaway. By showingafire itshowsarson to a buildingthatisonfire and outlinesof people’sbodyrunningaroundwithobjectsintheir handswitchlooklike batsand poles.Mostof the clipsyou see are froma highangle viewdue tothe fact it’sfilmedfromCCTV whichmeansitwouldbe on the top of a buildingorpostbecause all footage isall basedoutside.Evenfastshotsof people laydead ina line onthe floorbeingshowninanaerial shot.Withcrime such as arsonto buildingsandcars,shootings,gangcrime itgives youexamplesof whatthe filmgoingtobe aboutand what genre it is.
- 2. FilmOpeningSequence Analysis *Comment onthe followingaspectsinrelationto your filmopeningtitle sequence choice Visual Effects& Colour Scheme It iscontinuityeditedwithjumpcutstoeach differentcrime; Theyare all flashbacksof whathas happenedinthe pastfrom 2017-2021. It showscreditsoneach clipsuchas nameslike Adelaide Kane,TonyOllerandRhysWakefield. The opening sequence hadmontage editingthroughoutthe beginningthis meansthere isa lot of differentseriesof shortshotseditedintoa sequence showingall the flashbacks.Itshowsallotof juxtapositionduringthissequence of guns,fire,knife and violence whichall show uswhatwe will see inthe filmandwhat the filmisabout.
- 3. FilmOpeningSequence Analysis *Comment onthe followingaspectsinrelationto your filmopeningtitle sequence choice Genre Conventions The Purge showsmany genre conventions,withthe genre being horror/thrillerithasall the props and editingeffectsthatwould normallybe seeninahorror or thrillersuchas guns,knives,fire, gangs,fightingetc. Withthe openingsequence startingoff with all these violentscenesyoubegintothinkitisa gangster,thriller movie butas the filmgoesonand youbeginto see whatthe movie isbasedonitsa horror as well. Narrative Duringthe sequence there isnodiegeticsound. Withthe videos beingcaptionedonCCTV footage mostsoundwouldn’tbe heard or wouldn’thave hadsoundwiththe camera.Throughoutthe footage there isnondiegeticsoundof aslowhighpitchedsong fromstart to finish. EditingTechniques It iscontinuityeditedwithjumpcutstoeach differentcrime and isbasedon montage editingthroughoutshowingusdifferent clipsof crimesthat have takenplace overthe years.
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