This three frame summary provides context and establishes the tone for the 1991 Martin Scorsese film "Cape Fear":
Frame 1 introduces the film's gloomy tone through a subverted Universal logo under water and a shadowy figure reflected on the surface, juxtaposing calm and violence.
Frame 2 shows a young girl who seems innocent but hints at her fate as an archetypal victim, contrasting her positive dialogue with the ominous setting of "Cape Fear."
Frame 3 establishes the main character, a prisoner obsessed with power who is meticulously let out of prison, emotionless but with a subtle smile, implying he will be a force to reckon with despite a cheerful exterior.
This shot shows two teenagers kissing in the woods, suggesting they are falling in love to the song "I Don't Want to Miss a Thing". The mise-en-scene emphasizes they are together in love, relating to the film's title and target audience. The props are their clothing, suggesting what they do at their free time.
This document provides 9 frames from the 1991 film "Cape Fear" directed by Martin Scorsese and starring Robert De Niro, Nick Nolte, and Jessica Lange. The frames summarize key scenes from the film's opening and introduce the main antagonist, Max Cady, played by Robert De Niro, as he is released from prison and begins terrorizing the family of Sam Bowden, played by Nick Nolte. The frames analyze visual elements and symbolism to depict the ominous, foreboding atmosphere and build tension as Cady's threat to the family intensifies.
The scene begins in darkness with only a birthday cake providing light, representing an unfulfilled wish. Sarah has a nightmare in a dark, green-tinged hospital before waking with friends. Lighting then turns normal. Sarah's nightmare takes place in a strange, grim hospital setting before returning to reality. A birthday cake symbolizes an unfulfilled wish, while a heart monitor represents death. A child wears white to symbolize innocence while hospital patients wear gowns. Friends have different costumes expressing personalities. Sound starts both diegetic and non-diegetic, becoming eerie, then fading except a flatlining heart monitor. Eerie sound returns as Sarah calls for her daughter in a dark corridor. Sound pulses as darkness advances on
This document provides a frame-by-frame summary of the opening scenes of the 1991 film "Cape Fear" directed by Martin Scorsese. [1] It begins with shots establishing the gloomy atmosphere and introducing the main character Max Cady being released from prison. [2] Cady is shown to be intimidating, well-built, covered in tattoos, and obsessed with images of power and aggression. [3] The frames summarize how Cady menacingly walks past other prisoners upon his release from prison on a dark and stormy day, suggesting he is a major threat.
This three frame summary provides context and establishes the tone for the 1991 Martin Scorsese film "Cape Fear":
Frame 1 introduces the film's gloomy tone through a subverted Universal logo under water and a shadowy figure reflected on the surface, juxtaposing calm and violence.
Frame 2 shows a young girl who seems innocent but hints at her fate as an archetypal victim, contrasting her positive dialogue with the ominous setting of "Cape Fear."
Frame 3 establishes the main character, a prisoner obsessed with power who is meticulously let out of prison, emotionless but with a subtle smile, implying he will be a force to reckon with despite a cheerful exterior.
This shot shows two teenagers kissing in the woods, suggesting they are falling in love to the song "I Don't Want to Miss a Thing". The mise-en-scene emphasizes they are together in love, relating to the film's title and target audience. The props are their clothing, suggesting what they do at their free time.
This document provides 9 frames from the 1991 film "Cape Fear" directed by Martin Scorsese and starring Robert De Niro, Nick Nolte, and Jessica Lange. The frames summarize key scenes from the film's opening and introduce the main antagonist, Max Cady, played by Robert De Niro, as he is released from prison and begins terrorizing the family of Sam Bowden, played by Nick Nolte. The frames analyze visual elements and symbolism to depict the ominous, foreboding atmosphere and build tension as Cady's threat to the family intensifies.
The scene begins in darkness with only a birthday cake providing light, representing an unfulfilled wish. Sarah has a nightmare in a dark, green-tinged hospital before waking with friends. Lighting then turns normal. Sarah's nightmare takes place in a strange, grim hospital setting before returning to reality. A birthday cake symbolizes an unfulfilled wish, while a heart monitor represents death. A child wears white to symbolize innocence while hospital patients wear gowns. Friends have different costumes expressing personalities. Sound starts both diegetic and non-diegetic, becoming eerie, then fading except a flatlining heart monitor. Eerie sound returns as Sarah calls for her daughter in a dark corridor. Sound pulses as darkness advances on
This document provides a frame-by-frame summary of the opening scenes of the 1991 film "Cape Fear" directed by Martin Scorsese. [1] It begins with shots establishing the gloomy atmosphere and introducing the main character Max Cady being released from prison. [2] Cady is shown to be intimidating, well-built, covered in tattoos, and obsessed with images of power and aggression. [3] The frames summarize how Cady menacingly walks past other prisoners upon his release from prison on a dark and stormy day, suggesting he is a major threat.
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Por três frases ou menos:
O economista James Heckman argumenta que investir na educação de crianças nos primeiros anos de vida é a política pública mais eficaz, pois estimula habilidades cognitivas e não cognitivas importantes para o sucesso futuro a um custo menor. A ausência de incentivos nessa fase está associada a problemas como evasão escolar e criminalidade, representando alto custo às sociedades.
Two police officers see their personal and professional lives unravel during the investigation of the infamous "Black Dahlia" murder case in 1940s Los Angeles. Director Brian Del Palma uses techniques like slicked back hair, trench coats, and saxophone music to set a retro, film noir-style atmosphere and capture the period. Zooms, pans, and fades are employed to emphasize characters and violence while maintaining an authentic look with minimal editing between scenes.
Juan Jurado Rafael Alberti fue un poeta español nacido en 1902 en Puerto Rico que se destacó como uno de los principales representantes de la Generación del 27. Escribió poemas como "Sobre los ángeles" y "Marinero en tierra" que exploraban temas como el amor, la muerte y la política. Fue un destacado defensor del republicanismo y el socialismo durante la Segunda República Española y el franquismo.
This document discusses how individual retirement accounts (IRAs) can be used as versatile financial tools to accomplish savings goals. It notes that IRAs allow saving for retirement, reducing current or future taxes depending on the type of IRA (traditional or Roth), and passing wealth to future generations. The document also mentions that IRAs can be used to save for a child's future if they have earned income through work.
The weekly report summarizes progress of the IS Company multidisciplinary workshop group. They discussed developing a concept around "Self-sufficient & Feel comfortable" based on a restaurant case study where customers feel at home. While the interior and ID student designs did not clearly convey the concept, strong points included collaborating and understanding across disciplines. Weak points were lack of a clear main idea slowing work. Next week, engineering students will research technology devices to present and discuss selecting the best fit for the concept.
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This document summarizes and analyzes 5 different shot types from the film "Women in Black".
SHOT 1 is a wide establishing shot showing three innocent children playing that sets a sense of security but hints at horror conventions by emphasizing innocence. SHOT 2 is a close-up of a child brushing a doll's hair that adds historical context and creepiness. SHOT 3 shows the children looking off-camera with unhappy expressions, putting the audience on edge to see what they see. SHOT 4 is a close-up of a child disrupting things as she moves towards the window, representing disrupted innocence and curiosity. SHOT 5 is a wide shot of the children about to jump from a window after all innocence
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The opening title sequence of 'The Women in Black' sets an ominous and disturbing tone through its visuals and audio. Close-up shots of creepy dolls and dim lighting in a plain room establish an unsettling mood. Three young girls are shown playing with dolls until suddenly changing and jumping from a window. Slow, dark music plays throughout, becoming more ominous as the girls' behavior changes. Their screams and a woman crying "my baby" leave the audience unsettled about what will happen in the mysterious story to come.
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Por três frases ou menos:
O economista James Heckman argumenta que investir na educação de crianças nos primeiros anos de vida é a política pública mais eficaz, pois estimula habilidades cognitivas e não cognitivas importantes para o sucesso futuro a um custo menor. A ausência de incentivos nessa fase está associada a problemas como evasão escolar e criminalidade, representando alto custo às sociedades.
Two police officers see their personal and professional lives unravel during the investigation of the infamous "Black Dahlia" murder case in 1940s Los Angeles. Director Brian Del Palma uses techniques like slicked back hair, trench coats, and saxophone music to set a retro, film noir-style atmosphere and capture the period. Zooms, pans, and fades are employed to emphasize characters and violence while maintaining an authentic look with minimal editing between scenes.
Juan Jurado Rafael Alberti fue un poeta español nacido en 1902 en Puerto Rico que se destacó como uno de los principales representantes de la Generación del 27. Escribió poemas como "Sobre los ángeles" y "Marinero en tierra" que exploraban temas como el amor, la muerte y la política. Fue un destacado defensor del republicanismo y el socialismo durante la Segunda República Española y el franquismo.
This document discusses how individual retirement accounts (IRAs) can be used as versatile financial tools to accomplish savings goals. It notes that IRAs allow saving for retirement, reducing current or future taxes depending on the type of IRA (traditional or Roth), and passing wealth to future generations. The document also mentions that IRAs can be used to save for a child's future if they have earned income through work.
The weekly report summarizes progress of the IS Company multidisciplinary workshop group. They discussed developing a concept around "Self-sufficient & Feel comfortable" based on a restaurant case study where customers feel at home. While the interior and ID student designs did not clearly convey the concept, strong points included collaborating and understanding across disciplines. Weak points were lack of a clear main idea slowing work. Next week, engineering students will research technology devices to present and discuss selecting the best fit for the concept.
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O documento descreve as características e ciências da geografia, incluindo a observação, análise e síntese de locais. Ele também discute demografia, migração, localização e identidade de lugares.
This weekly report summarizes the progress of the Habit Thai company engineering team. This week, the team learned about combining engineering and design concepts. They discussed the product concept of detecting mood through body temperature changes. Team members commented on whether mood detection fits the product goals. In the coming week, the engineering team will share sensor data sheets and working principles with the product designers to generate new ideas for the project.
This document summarizes and analyzes 5 different shot types from the film "Women in Black".
SHOT 1 is a wide establishing shot showing three innocent children playing that sets a sense of security but hints at horror conventions by emphasizing innocence. SHOT 2 is a close-up of a child brushing a doll's hair that adds historical context and creepiness. SHOT 3 shows the children looking off-camera with unhappy expressions, putting the audience on edge to see what they see. SHOT 4 is a close-up of a child disrupting things as she moves towards the window, representing disrupted innocence and curiosity. SHOT 5 is a wide shot of the children about to jump from a window after all innocence
Analysis of 'The Woman in Black' Opening title sequenceNusrat Chowdhury
The opening title sequence of 'The Women in Black' sets an ominous and disturbing tone through its visuals and audio. Close-up shots of creepy dolls and dim lighting in a plain room establish an unsettling mood. Three young girls are shown playing with dolls until suddenly changing and jumping from a window. Slow, dark music plays throughout, becoming more ominous as the girls' behavior changes. Their screams and a woman crying "my baby" leave the audience unsettled about what will happen in the mysterious story to come.
This document analyzes 5 shots from the film "Women in Black" and discusses how they could be used to open a horror film. Shot 1 is a wide establishing shot showing innocent children playing that gives a false sense of security. Shot 2 is a close up of a child brushing a doll's hair that provides historical context and creepy atmosphere. Shot 3 shows the children looking off-camera with worried expressions, putting the audience on edge. Shot 4 is a close up of a child walking towards a window, building tension. Shot 5 is a wide shot of the children about to jump from a window, wiping away any remaining innocence. These shot types could be adapted to set the scene and build intrigue in a horror film
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The document describes various scenes and shots used in a thriller film. It discusses how different camera angles, lighting, costumes, and sounds are used to create tension, unease, and foreshadow danger or conflict. Specific techniques include high angle shots to make the viewer feel inferior, close-ups of a child's eyes to build empathy, and non-diegetic music to set mood. Scenes show a mother and child, two women in a city, and a protagonist receiving a mysterious letter. Details are provided to subtly imply threats and an impending disruption through visual cues and juxtapositions.
This document analyzes 9 key shots from the trailer for the horror movie "IT". The shots are summarized as follows:
1) A wide shot of children riding bikes highlights friendship but also foreshadows negative events through use of the color green.
2) A close-up of a smiling girl also uses green in the background to hint that her happiness will not last long.
3) A bird's eye view shot of kids holding hands suggests their strength will be challenged by an upcoming villain.
4) A mid-shot of bullying contrasts a green background with a negative action.
5) Darkness and a shadowy boy in a mid-shot increase suspense.
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The woman hears a noise from the baby's room cupboard and investigates, finding another woman gagged inside. It is revealed that the woman in the cupboard is actually the mother, and the other woman who has been pretending throughout the film is attempting to steal her identity and take her place in the family. She wrestles the ring off the mother's finger as proof of her intent to replace her. The film ends abruptly at this climax, leaving the audience wanting more of the unfolding psychological thriller.
The woman hears a noise from the baby's room cupboard and investigates, finding another woman gagged inside. It is revealed that the woman in the cupboard is actually the mother, and the other woman who has been pretending throughout the film is attempting to steal her identity and take her place in the family. She wrestles the ring off the mother's finger as proof of her intent to replace her. The film ends on a cliffhanger as the imposter shuts the real mother back in the cupboard just as her husband returns home.
This document provides descriptions and analyses of still images from a film. It summarizes the purpose, camera techniques, lighting, costumes, and implications of 12 still shots from the movie. The stills depict characters recording themselves, friends laughing, a house, ominous writing, interference on a camera, toys in a trunk, the house facade, a seance, a boy coming up the stairs, and a figure looming over a reading woman. Through techniques like lighting, camera angles, and implied context, the stills aim to set a mood of unease, paranormal activity, and a home life turned upside down.
This document provides descriptions and analyses of still images from a film. It summarizes the purpose, camera techniques, lighting, costumes, and implications of 12 still shots from the movie. The stills depict characters investigating strange occurrences in their new home, playing outside before problems arise, and increasingly disturbing situations as darkness takes over, suggesting the story involves paranormal events terrorizing the characters.
The document analyzes 9 frames from the film "The Mothman Prophecies" through the use of framing, lighting, color, and camera techniques. The frames emphasize mystery and danger through low camera angles, contrasting colors like red and green, zoomed-in shots, and out of focus images. Taken together, the frames portray a supernatural thriller about a mysterious creature called "mothman" that is drawn to bright lights and a sense of unease, confusion, and looming danger throughout the film.
1) The trailer establishes a sense of normalcy and happiness at the beginning by showing a happy family and slow music. It then creates tension as the sounds and editing become more disturbing.
2) Various camera shots are used to build anxiety, including close-ups of frightened faces and wide shots that leave space for unseen threats.
3) Elements of mise-en-scene like low key lighting, creepy props, and disturbing costumes contribute to an unsettling atmosphere. Strange sounds and loud bangs further frighten the audience.
This document provides a mise-en-scene analysis of two clips from the film The Descent. For the hospital clip, it describes the cold, fluorescent lighting used and how Sarah's hospital gown suggests helplessness. It also contrasts the green-tinted hallucination with the bright white of reality. In the cave clip, it discusses the use of night vision lighting to make the cave seem frightening yet comprehensible, as well as the costumes getting more worn and bloody and props like icepicks being used to kill. Overall, the document analyzes how elements of mise-en-scene like lighting, location, costume and props are used to convey meaning and atmosphere in these scenes.
This document analyzes how the media product uses, develops, or challenges conventions of real media through its title sequence for a thriller. The sequence uses stylistic choices like futuristic white walls and pale makeup on the characters to set an unsettling tone. Shots progress from establishing to close-ups, mirroring film techniques and influencing films like Blade Runner and THX 1138. The sequence also includes a corporate advertisement for a blood donation business that has a sinister ulterior motive, taking influence from films like Robocop. Throughout, filmic techniques are employed like camera angles, shot progression, and stylistic influences to develop the conventions of art house and thriller films.
The document analyzes the trailer for the film "Jessabelle" through its cinematography, editing, sound, mise-en-scene, and relation to film theories. The trailer uses high angles and close-ups of the main character in a wheelchair to elicit sympathy. It creates tension through slow pacing initially and then speeds up to convey action. Blink editing and old video footage are used to imply someone is watching the character and create mystery. The trailer establishes the film's isolated hospital and old house settings which adhere to horror genre conventions. It relates the events in the trailer to Todorov's theory of equilibrium being disrupted and concepts from Propp's and Barger's theories regarding gender roles and the male hero
This document discusses conventions of thriller and horror films that are used, developed or challenged in the media product. It focuses on themes of identity seen in titles, characters, and villains. Close-up shots are used to explore characters' feelings and the disturbing events unfolding. While some conventions are followed, such as mysterious identities and ordinary settings hiding secrets, others are challenged by having a psychologically disturbed rather than physically threatening villain and focusing more on the villain's identity than the victim's. Voyeurism is referenced indirectly through the victim's awareness of being watched rather than typical unaware surveillance.
The document analyzes the mise-en-scene and sound design of several film clips. For a hospital clip: Green lighting suggests loneliness while orange implies happiness; harsh shadows are eliminated with pure white light. A birthday cake and heart monitor are important props. In a cave clip: Dark lighting, shadows and dripping water create tension; limited vision from night vision footage adds to fear. Diegetic sounds of water, footsteps and screams are used, along with some nondiegetic music for atmosphere.
This opening sequence establishes the genre as horror through its use of lighting, camera shots, music and reactions from characters. Various shots like close-ups, mid shots and long shots are used to focus attention on key subjects and build tension. Dark lighting and a tense musical score set an ominous tone. The characters of two female nurses are established as vulnerable through their body language and expressions of fear when recounting strange events, positioning the film's narrative as involving the supernatural or paranormal. Editing uses straight cuts for a natural flow between shots in this horror genre opening sequence.
The document provides analysis of the opening scenes of two films - Conjuring 2 (horror genre) and 10 Things I Hate About You (romance genre). For Conjuring 2, the basement setting and low-key lighting create a creepy atmosphere to signal the horror genre. Costumes also suggest the story will be set in the past. For 10 Things I Hate About You, an upbeat opening sketch and music establish the film's high school setting and teenage characters, with contrasts suggesting different personalities. Props and costumes further reinforce the stereotypical settings of an American high school romantic comedy.
This document discusses conventions of thriller/horror films that are used or challenged in the media product. It focuses on themes of identity, titles reflecting the antagonist's psychological state, extraordinary things happening in ordinary situations, and use of close-ups and head shots. Specifically, the villain is psychologically challenged rather than strong/violent. The protagonist's identity is unknown at first, challenging expectations. Titles are in a dainty font reflecting the antagonist's obsession. Close-ups are used to show the protagonist's distress and changing appearance under the antagonist's control. Voyeurism is also used differently by having the protagonist aware of being viewed.
This document provides production details for the shoot of the film "Don't Look Back In Sadness" including contact information for the production company, studio location and notes, and a call sheet listing the cast and their roles. The shoot is taking place over one day in Danson Park in Bexleyheath, Kent and is being produced, written and directed by Amy Holmes and Georgina Saunders of Amy&Georgina Media.
The title sequence establishes gender stereotypes by showing a boy playing with a rugby ball on one side of a dividing tree, while a girl plays with a skipping rope on the other side. Later shots continue to depict the characters, a boy and girl, separated and arguing across the dividing tree. The sequence suggests the characters will follow traditional gender roles and argue throughout the film before reaching a typical "chick flick" happy ending.
Compare and contrast 4 title sequencesgeorgina3272
The document compares and contrasts the title sequences of four films from different genres: thriller, comedy/romance, action, and horror. It analyzes how each sequence uses techniques like mise-en-scene, cinematography, editing, sound, and iconography to effectively introduce the film's genre and set the mood. Elements like setting, characters, costumes, props, camera shots, music, and editing style are examined in the sequences to see how subtly or directly they provide context about the story and draw in audiences. The document concludes that title sequences play a vital role in giving audiences a positive first impression and setting expectations for the quality and atmosphere of a film.
The title sequence of The Dark Knight introduces the main characters of Batman and the Joker through a series of playing cards that are manipulated on screen. Batman is initially represented by the King of Hearts card but becomes increasingly obscured as the Joker, represented by a vandalized Queen card and later the Joker card itself, takes over. This signifies the difficulty Batman will have defeating the Joker in the film. Dramatic music builds suspense and hints at the danger to come.
The title sequence introduces the main characters of Batman and the Joker through a series of playing cards that are manipulated on screen. Symbols from each character are added to the cards to represent the ongoing battle between good and evil. As the sequence progresses, the Joker takes over more cards, suggesting Batman will find it more difficult to defeat him. The music builds drama and tension to foreshadow the danger to come. In just 3 sentences, the summary captures the key elements and progression of the title sequence.
The title sequence establishes the main characters as a boy and girl divided by a tree, representing gender stereotypes. It shows them arguing in cartoons and then in person, with the boy starting fights and the girl reacting maturely, suggesting they will argue throughout the film. Shots of their conversation show the girl angry while separated by the tree. A shot through a door shows the girl's stereotypically feminine pink room as she makes her bed neatly, accompanied by gentle music, establishing her character.
Title Sequence - It's a boy girl thinggeorgina3272
The title sequence establishes the main characters as a boy and girl divided by a tree, representing gender stereotypes. It shows them arguing in cartoons and then in person, with the boy starting fights and the girl reacting maturely, suggesting they will argue throughout the film. Shots of their conversation show the girl angry and the tree still separating them. A shot through a door shows the girl's pink bedroom, stereotypically feminine and neat as she makes her bed, revealing her character through a cartoon holding a book, implying she values education.
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Fragile – Title Sequence
The title sequence starts 4 minutes and 41 seconds into the film, by this point the setting of a
hospital has already been established, we have seen a small boy screaming as the doctor takes x-rays
of him, as his bones are breaking from him laying still.
The main image in this shot below shows a
hand drawing a picture, but to the left of
the shot we can see a different angle of the
scene that takes over the main shot, this is
using the technique superimposition in
editing to blend the two different shots
together. The background is dark and bleak
to signify misery and unhappiness.
The building blocks suggest children are
involved, which also leads to innocence. As
the setting is a hospital we feel sympathy
for these children, as they are obviously
unwell in some way. The letter ‘p’ may be
significant in the film, possible protection,
as they are in a hospital. As the block is
upside down it suggests that this is not
being given and the children are in danger. The toy is dirty, signify its age. Dirt is also not associated
with hospitals, as they are meant to be clean and germ free. From the scene before the title
sequence we see boxes so they could be moving and long lost items are being found. The image
again has a bleak tone, and has probably been filmed with a grey filter to add to the darkness.
This close up shot it linking back to the
setting of a hospital, as a medicine
bottle is being opened; it is also a point
of view shot, from the person opening
the bottle. These bottles are meant to
be child proof, which signifies it is being
opened by an adult, who is either going
to take the tablets herself or is giving
them to someone else, whom we
presume to be a child. The medicine bottle is all that is in focus, whilst the background is blurred,
this draws our attention to it, enforcing that hospitals and illness are an important theme in the film.
This print screen shows the rule of thirds
being used, as the text takes up the left
and middle part of the screen and the
ballerina the far right. The font used for
the text signifies what it is saying, as the
lettering is narrow, so potentially fragile
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and easily broken. We are drawn to the ballerina, as it is the only hint of colour seen in the
sequence. By it being dirty and broken it is a counter type of a stereotypical ballerina who we expect
to be perfect and neat, with all her hair tightly pulled back. The dullness of the surrounding items
suggests their age, which signifies the past might be reoccurring in the film, or something unsolved
has come back. The music being played does not fit with the ballet style of dance, but although it is
creepy and puts you on edge it also has a relaxing tone to it. The title is shown alongside the toy to
illustrate what is fragile in the film, so children and possibly their innocence.
The image shown is either shadows or imprints
of butterflies. These reflect the title as their
wings are fragile, and before they become
butterflies they must first protect themselves
from animals and the weather to form a cocoon
to make the transformation. This signifies that
the children must protect themselves in order
to survive and find somewhere they feel safe. If they manage this then as adults they will be
venerable, as maybe an event will psychologically harm them. Butterflies are normally associated
with bright colours and flowers, but neither is present in this shot, which signifies how the children
will not be as you expect them to be. This could link in with the toys being dirty, as they have not
been played with in a long time.
The title sequence starts with screaming to signify the genre of the film, horror, and suggests what
the producers want the audience to feel like. The music played throughout the sequence is creepy
and has a nervous feel to it. As an audience this makes you feel uneasy. The music is quite gentle
and consists or two tones, the first being made on the violin to give a bleak ton, low notes are used
to create this mood. This is mixed with the high notes of a piano, to give the music a happier feel,
although this is less noticeable than the violins so is suggesting a power struggle between happiness
and gloom in the film. The music alongside the dull colours suggests this will be a horror film. Having
a hint of innocence in the title sequence adds to the facts that children will be involved, making the
horror more realistic as children would be more scared than adults and you also feel sympathy for
them.