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The documentary uses a variety of techniques to examine the life and influence of Marilyn Manson. It incorporates interviews, narration, and archival footage from music videos and news reports in a non-linear narrative structure. The camerawork includes close-ups and handheld shots to give a sense of realism. Graphics are also used to display lyrics during live performances.
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1. The scene establishes James walking down a street in Soho at night after leaving a club, stumbling as he struggles to keep his balance while holding a beer and bumping into pedestrians.
2. There is an establishing long shot from the side as James walks down the street followed by a close-up of his face as he looks at his phone, showing his club stamp on his wrist confirming he was at the club.
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The Devil Made Me Do It Analysis
The documentary analyzes the 2001 murder case where a teenager claimed that Marilyn Manson's music influenced him to commit murder. It uses interviews, narration, archive footage and graphics to explore the themes of murder, crime, religion, media influence, and the power of music. The documentary has a non-linear structure and employs handheld camera work and low angles during interviews to immerse viewers. It contrasts the quiet Italian streets with chaotic concert footage to examine the ideas of good versus evil.
Documentary analysis ‘the devil made me do it’
The documentary examines the themes of death, religion, criminal investigation, and the influences of music through interviews and archived footage. It follows a non-linear narrative structure, using a single storyline to explore the unanswered questions around a murder case where the defendant claimed the devil made them do it. Various cinematography techniques like handheld footage and different shots are used to set the scene and highlight the chaos, danger, and contrast between good and evil influences.
Documentary analysis ‘the devil made me do it’
The documentary examines the themes of death, murder, religion, criminal investigation, and the influences of music through interviews and archived footage. It tells the single storyline of a murder case in a non-linear structure, leaving the audience with unanswered questions. Handheld camera footage and a voiceover are used to make the audience feel like part of the dramatic retelling of events surrounding the influence of Marilyn Manson on the murder.
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The documentary discusses various themes around religion, murder, music influence, and personal responsibility. It follows a linear narrative structure showing the investigation and sentencing. Camera work includes handheld footage, interviews framed in MCU/MS, and establishing shots of religious buildings to emphasize Rome's religious nature. Mise-en-scene highlights religious symbols and portrays the young adults in a negative light through their environments and behaviors. Sound includes Manson's music, voiceovers, interviews, and church choir music to underscore the religious theme.
Documentary Analysis - The Devil Made Me Do It
The documentary uses a mixed style with interviews, archive footage, and a narrator. It examines the themes of murder, crime, religion, media influence, and youth culture through the lens of the Marilyn Manson case. The single-stranded narrative is told in a non-linear way through various camera techniques, locations, sounds, editing, archive material, and graphics to immerse the viewer and influence perspectives.
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The documentary follows several themes around religion, music, crime and punishment through interviews and footage of the investigation into a nun's murder allegedly inspired by Marilyn Manson's music. It uses a linear narrative structure but leaves the audience unsure of Manson's relationship to the events. Camera work includes handheld footage, establishing shots, and angles that make Manson appear in control during his interview. Religious symbols and the subjects' appearances and environments are used to emphasize themes. Sound includes Manson's music, interviews, and church music. Editing crosscuts between interviews and locations while archive footage shows the concert and investigation.
The devil made me do it
The documentary examines the influence of Marilyn Manson on two boys who committed murder, exploring themes of religion, murder, and influence. It uses interviews, narration, and archive footage from concerts and news segments. The cinematography employs close-ups and pans to show details and the crowd's engagement. The mise-en-scene and background of interviews are tailored to fit different subjects. Tense music and sound effects are used over descriptions of the murder. Edits cut between scenes and interviews, using slow motion during concerts.
The devil made me do it
This documentary examines the murder committed by teenage fans of Marilyn Manson and argues that his music and performances were a bad influence. It uses interviews, archive footage, and observations of the town to tell the narrative. Various camera angles are employed to make Manson appear powerful yet split-personality. Sound design and editing techniques like montages and cutaways are used to reinforce the message that Manson's influence led to the murder.
The devil made me do it
The documentary examines the murder committed by teenage fans of Marilyn Manson and the blame placed on Manson for influencing them. It includes interviews, archive footage, and observations of the town. It shows the fans at a Manson concert initially, then details the murder and the town's reaction blaming Manson. In the end, it concludes with the fate of the girls who committed the crime and continues portraying Manson and teenagers negatively through montages.
The Devil Made Me Do It Documentary Dnalysis
The Devil Made Me Do It documentary uses a mix of interviews, archive footage, and narration to tell the story of three girls who committed murder and claimed they were influenced by Marilyn Manson's music. It explores themes of murder, religion, crime, youth culture, and the influence of media. The documentary has a complex narrative structure and uses techniques like close-ups, tracking shots, sound effects, slow motion, archive footage, and subtitles to engage viewers.
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This documentary examines the murder of a nun that was supposedly inspired by lyrics from a Marylyn Manson song. It uses a mix of narration, archive footage, and interviews. The documentary portrays Marylyn Manson and his fans in a dark and sinister light to suggest his influence over the girls who committed the murder. Scenes of the town before and after the murder are included to show the impact. In the end, the girls are convicted but one repents, relating it back to religion and Manson's influence.
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This documentary examines the murder of a nun that was supposedly inspired by lyrics from a Marylyn Manson song. It uses a mix of narration, archive footage, and interviews. The documentary portrays Marylyn Manson and his music/performances in a dark and sinister light, suggesting he had influence over the girls who committed the murder. Scenes of the town before and after the murder are included to show the impact. The girls are ultimately convicted, with one repenting.
The Devil Made Me Do It’ Documentary Analysis
This document provides an analysis of the documentary "The Devil Made Me Do It" which examines the murder of an elderly woman allegedly inspired by Marilyn Manson's music. It examines the documentary's mixed format including interviews, reenactments and archival footage. Key themes are identified like murder, crime, religion and the power of media. Details are given about the narrative structure, camerawork, mise-en-scene, sound editing, editing techniques and graphics used to tell the story and analyze the influence of Manson's music.
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This documentary examines the murder of a teenage girl allegedly influenced by Marilyn Manson's music. It uses a voiceover, interviews, and archived footage to tell the non-linear story. Themes explored include death, religion, mental illness, and the influences of music on youth culture. Camerawork aims to make the audience feel like part of the action, while editing uses techniques like slow motion and montage to emphasize emotions. Sound design and music choices further set the tone regarding good and evil.
The devil made me do it
The documentary analyzes the influence of Marilyn Manson's music through interviews, archival footage, and observations. It explores the themes of crime, youth influence, and the conflict between religion and devil worship portrayed in Manson's work. The documentary has a nonlinear structure and uses a variety of camera angles and shots to highlight its themes and topics. It also incorporates a mix of diegetic and non-diegetic sounds, archive materials, on-screen graphics and edits to engage the audience and emphasize points.
Devil made me do it
The documentary examines the influence of Marilyn Manson's music on a murder committed by teenage fans in Italy. It uses a non-linear narrative structure and handheld camerawork to show the chaos surrounding the crime and journalist coverage. Interviews with Manson are shot from a long angle and in shadows to portray him as evil. The documentary contrasts quiet scenes of Italian streets with loud concert footage of Manson to explore the themes of good versus evil.
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The documentary examines the murder of a nun committed by two teenage girls who were fans of Marilyn Manson. It includes interviews with Manson, police, psychologists, and family members. Through a combination of voiceover, archive footage, and multiple perspectives, the film explores the possible influences of Manson's music and persona on the girls' actions. While unable to determine a single cause, the documentary suggests Manson's shocking performances and lyrics may have contributed to the girls' violent crime along with issues like loss of parental control.
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This documentary explores the themes of murder, crime, religion, media influence, and youth culture through interviews and observations of the 2001 murder in Italy said to be influenced by Marilyn Manson's music. It uses a variety of camera shots like handheld footage following Manson and establishing shots of locations. Interviews are framed in a conventional medium close up, though Manson is filmed from a low angle. The documentary edits between the quiet streets in Italy and Manson's loud concerts to contrast the settings and themes of good versus evil.
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This documentary analyzes the film "The Devil Made Me Do It" which explores themes of good versus evil, religion, and disaffected youth through the lens of Marilyn Manson's music and culture. It uses a mix of interviews, archive footage from concerts and news reports, and graphics to tell a narrative about three girls who committed a crime and blamed Manson's influence without providing a clear conclusion. Cinematography like low key lighting, camera angles, and close ups are used to set a dark and powerful tone fitting the documentary's themes.
The devil made me do it
The document discusses the filming and editing techniques used in a documentary about Marilyn Manson. Handheld cameras were used to capture chaotic concert footage and establish shots were included to show the setting of important events. Tracking shots and close-ups of interviews helped viewers feel like they were part of the action. Religious and gothic imagery featured prominently, and lighting was used to distinguish between good and evil characters. Graphics in the documentary provided clear translations and identification for interviews.
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The devil made me do it
- 1. { The devil made me do it By Mairah Gorman
- 2. The devil made me do is a mixed documentary as it contains interviews, narration and archive footage of marlin Manson in performance such as the music videos, news reports and chat shows. Type of documentary
- 3. themes
- 4. The narrative structure is single and non liner Narrative structure Non liner: Means that it is not in chronological order as the clips very from early day Frankenstein to modern day in no structural pattern Single narrative structure: This means that the documentary focuses around its key themes and there is no define on blame
- 5. The camerawork has a variety such as close up to hand held to give a sense of realism. camerawork Medium close up intervews Extreme close up
- 6. The mise en scene shows the lives of the ordinary people and a contrast to the fans of marlin Manson. Mise en scene
- 7. There is a voice of god narration which is male this gives a sense of authority. There is non diegetic sound when they use a translator to translate what the people are saying. sound There are a lot of cutaways and parallel sound when the action meets the music to build up tension. The editing also shows an insight to other peoples perspective. editing There are on screen lyrics over the live shows to tell us what marlin Manson is saying as it is hard to interoperate with his screaming. This shocks the audience of the messages sent out to the teenagers listening to him. Graphics