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Mise en scene Character Wide eyes – This shows that she is very alert of what's going on (she’s doesn’t blink at all) Lips quivering to show fear or anxiousness Character – Blonde, young, vulnerable female (victim) Setting – The colour blue is shown a lot. Usually represents cold or maybe uncomfortable. Lighting – Creates an airy atmosphere
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Assignment 14 opening sequence analysis (draft 2) part 3

Dec 05, 2014

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Page 1: Assignment 14   opening sequence analysis (draft 2) part 3

Mise en sceneCharacter Wide eyes – This shows that she is very alert of what's going on (she’s doesn’t blink at all)

Lips quivering to show fear or anxiousness

Character – Blonde, young, vulnerable female (victim)

Setting – The colour blue is shown a lot. Usually represents cold or maybe uncomfortable. Lighting – Creates an

airy atmosphere

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Denotation Connotation (IMAGES)

• Denotation – What something really is

• Connotation – What something symbolises

Denotation – a manly figure with a white bandage wrapped around his face

Connotation – A disfigured, hurt, disturbed person

Denotation – a picture of a child being set on fire with open flame.

Connotation – Hate, animosity or disgust for the person in the picture.

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Se7en4th Opening sequence analysis

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Fonts and TitlesTitle is spelled with a “7” to emphasize the word seven

Slanted Handwritten text and printed text. Shows that the character writes in a particular style.

Bold Imperfect disturbed writing (separated)

Scratched out effect

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Camera Shots

Extreme close ups and close ups where most of the shots used in this sequence.

- A lot of hands and finger tips where shown because it doesn’t give away a lot of identity.

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Camera Angles

Canted angle – Not straight very off balanced. Its not straight makes the scene almost look un-normal.

High angle

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Camera Movement

Sounds

Tracking – at end of sequence to show how many documents and books the character has.

Non diagetic – a lot of rock genre, serious suspenseful tones. Builds suspense.

Rebellious music!

Diagetic

Scratching sounds (record scratching sounds), Type writer sounds and a lot of echoed broken sounds.

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Special Effects

Transitions Fade in, fade out Overlapping showing the pages.

Slow motion – to show he is writing slow

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Editing/PaceThere is slow pace then it gradually gets faster. It slowly develops to build tension.

Images

Denotation – Using razorblade to scrape skin off

Connotation – Taking away identity, hiding identity

Abnormal behaviour

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Mise – en - sceneLIGHT lighting - to give away information of useful words in book.

Props – Bandages to show he caused a lot of harm to his finger tips just to hide his identity.