Opening analysis silence of the lambs
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The document provides an analysis of the opening scenes of the film "Silence of the Lambs". It summarizes: 1) The opening scene shows a girl running through the woods alone which creates a sense of mystery and tension through the setting, music, and signs she passes. 2) She is revealed to be doing an obstacle course for her school. The school is shown to have different groups, and the girl is alone, showing she is vulnerable. 3) Students are seen cleaning guns in her class, indicating this is not an ordinary school but perhaps one for spies or assassins. 4) Overall the opening sets up the girl as different and sets the tone that this is a unusual
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Opening analysis silence of the lambs
- 1. AS Media Studies: Foundation Portfolio Silence of the lambs Code and Conventions Findings Textual Evidence Creation of enigma. At first you see a girl running through the forest, this would create enigma as you ask why is she running? Also the woods is quite an eerie setting and automatically makes you start questioning. The music also helps in creating enigma as its asif she is running from something/someone making you question whats following her. There are also signs saying “pain” and other words not nice. Where she was running which could be foreshadowing her future. Setting – woods Music Introduction to characters There is a girl and shes running through a forest thinking shes running from something, then you realise she is just doing an assult course for her school.This could signify she is fit and healthy and you also know roughly her age. Then as she is running back you see groups within that school. They are all in groups and the girl is by herself connoting she is vulnerable. She then walks into a class that are cleaning guns, this may signify its not just an ordinary school but one for spys maybe? Running, assault course, Costume, cslass and other pupils Setting up Plot Theres not really a plot set in this opening. All I can tell is that theres a girl that is different to the rest and that it may be a spy/assassin school. Not ordinary. I know theyre in a school as you can see the unifom. Spy School? Pace and rhythm Editing/mise en scene/camera shots At the beginning the camera uses handheld movement and tracing to make it feel like someone is chasing her. The editing I quite slow which connotes there is a lead up to something big. I know the setting Is in a school as there is a very long shot of the school,the school clothing and also the fact the man says “wants to see you in his office”. There are quite a few hints that make me think this is a spy/assassin school as when she comes to the entrance many are training ex. Climbing up ropes, running or even cleaning guns. They
- 2. AS Media Studies: Foundation Portfolio Silence of the lambs wouldn’t allow that in an ordinary school. mood and tone (non diegetic music) The music is slow and quiet which creates tension as its like its leading up to something. Also the signs along the way help with building the tension.