Tense Visual Analysis – Kick ass
This image is of the two main characters from the film kick ass, from the colours
the director has chosen for the characters, it is easy to identify which character
supports justice and which character is evil. the colour green to represents peace
and tranquillity, whereas the red and black represents fear and anger. This
medium shot shows the two characters having a heated conversation you can see
this from their postures. The two characters are showing signs of aggression
towards each other by clenching their fists and puffing their chests these
postures show to the audience that there will be some conflict to come. The two
characters also suggest there will be some conflict as they’re keeping eye contact,
keeping eye contact in conflict helps to intimidate the opponent. The angle of the
camera is trying to create a sense that they are both powerful as the camera is
angled from the bottom upwards making the audience look up to the characters
suggesting the audience are not as powerful as the characters in the scene.

Tense visual analysis homework

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    Tense Visual Analysis– Kick ass This image is of the two main characters from the film kick ass, from the colours the director has chosen for the characters, it is easy to identify which character supports justice and which character is evil. the colour green to represents peace and tranquillity, whereas the red and black represents fear and anger. This medium shot shows the two characters having a heated conversation you can see this from their postures. The two characters are showing signs of aggression towards each other by clenching their fists and puffing their chests these postures show to the audience that there will be some conflict to come. The two characters also suggest there will be some conflict as they’re keeping eye contact, keeping eye contact in conflict helps to intimidate the opponent. The angle of the camera is trying to create a sense that they are both powerful as the camera is angled from the bottom upwards making the audience look up to the characters suggesting the audience are not as powerful as the characters in the scene.