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The document analyzes how camera work, sound, editing, and mise-en-scène are used in the film Saw IV to convey messages about the plot, characters, and genre, and to create mysteries for the audience. Long shots of a dead body on an examination table introduce mysteries around who the man is and his relevance to the plot. Flashbacks and close-ups during the autopsy foreshadow the discovery of a hidden object and give the impression the man had a mysterious past. Cross-cutting between the body and sharp tools in the laboratory hints they are linked and establishes the setting. Frequent close-ups of gore and blood emphasize the horror genre.
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2. An analysis of the OTS for the video game The Last of Us is provided as an example. It uses a symbolic representation of a fungal infection spreading to set the backdrop without showing story elements. This creates narrative mysteries and challenges conventions to immerse the audience.
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- 1. Oscar Rughoo Media Coursework Research Saw 4 Looking at how camera, sound, editing and mis en scene is used to convey messages about characters, plot, genre and also create enigmas.
- 4. Camera, sound, editing and mis en scene Editing- cross cutting with a slow cutting rate of dead mans body to the sharp cutting objects in the laboratory show that they have some link with him or they may be used on him. Shots of share cutting objects and dead body also establishes the fact that it is set in a laboratory. Establishes setting and also introduces enigmas such as who are these characters?
- 5. Medium shot of the doctor opening up the mans head, blood and graphic image creates horror and also tells us that the man may have something in his body which is linked to the plot. Frequent use of close up shots to put emphasis on the blood and therefore horrify the audience, this clearly illustrates to me that the genre of this film is horror.