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The document discusses the filming techniques used in the Omaha Beach landing scene in Saving Private Ryan. It notes the use of handheld cameras, close-up shots, and point-of-view shots to make the scene feel realistic and allow the audience to empathize with the soldiers. Fast cuts and slow motion shots are used to create a sense of chaos, while diegetic sound and minimal lighting aim for a realistic tone that leaves viewers unsettled.
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The document provides an analysis of the opening title sequence created by the student for their psychological thriller film "A Void". It summarizes the genre conventions used, compares it to similar films, introduces the three main characters representing different social classes, and discusses how it challenges stereotypes such as depicting a non-hysterical female protagonist and portraying a dysfunctional family dynamic. The student also analyzes how the sequence represents issues like the impact of technology on teenagers and changing mother-daughter relationships in modern society through its use of camera work, editing, mise-en-scene, and adherence to representation theorists.
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Saving private ryan - presentation
- 1. Ben Radcliffe Saving Private Ryan Omaha Beach Landing
- 2. Camera ❖ Handheld Camera - recreates a documentary feel, Making the events seem more realistic. Creates chaos, unsettles the viewer. ❖ POV - Throws the audience in the scene - allows us to empathise with the soldiers. ❖ Close up shots - Places us close to the action and lets us see the emotional intensity of the performances. ❖ Underwater shot - Creates distortion, builds tension, gives a different visual element. ❖ Frame is constantly filled with explosions, frantic movement and blood splattering.
- 3. Editing ❖ Fast cuts - Creates a fast pace, too quick for the viewer to take in, unsettles/ replicates the chaos of battle. ❖ Slow motion - Creates feelings of distortion/ Builds tension/ Shows disorder from a dramatic perspective
- 4. Lighting ❖ No supplementary lighting for dramatic effect. Only what is necessary. ❖ Aims to be realistic ❖ Blue/grey grade - reflects a depressing and unwelcoming tone
- 5. Sound ❖ packed with diegetic sound (Screams, explosions, gunfire) ❖ Almost no non-diegetic - very realistic
- 6. Summation The sense of chaos, distortion, and fear is created through the use of camera, lighting, sound and acting. The entire sequence is packed full of action, making this an exciting and inspiring piece of film, leaving the viewer on the edge of their seat.