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classic Burton films Charlie and the Chocolate Factory, Edward Scissorhands, and Corpse Bride, one can come to the realization the Burton uses two techniques very effectively throughout each picture. These two techniques are, Music/Sound, and Camera Angles, and Burton uses them primarily to convey feelings to the viewers and keep them engaged. In Burton’s Charlie and the Chocolate Factory, Music and Sound is a cinematic technique used very effectively to convey various feelings to the viewer. One specific

Hitchcock portrayed the message of mental health throughout the film. Psycho both encouraged and allowed the audience to reflect on the message of mental health also. Hitchcock utilises birds and taxidermy, the visual motif of eyes, and camera angles to engage his audience and to create suspense. Within the movie Psycho, birds are a prominent motif. The themes of isolation and duality, were emphasized by the use of bird-related language, such as Marion’s surname being ‘Crane’ and her being from

clear comparison that this is a print text, while the 1939 film version of the novel by Milestone is a visual text. There are many things that need to be taken into consideration when analysing a visual text, these being the use of camera angle, sound, lighting, editing and the mise en scène, whereas when looking at the print text the use of description, dialogue, characterisation and imagery. The three scenes which are most relevant to the novel and the film are, the shooting

Analysis of Trainspoting "Make a close analysis of a film segment you have viewed and describe the use of mise-en-scene and editing." I have chosen to analyse a small segment of the film "Trainspotting". The particular scene I have chosen is called "Spuds Interview" and shows a character (Spud) attempting to appear as if he is trying to earn the placement at a leisure facility. The catch is he is trying to appear to be trying without actually having to get the job

previous victims had not survived. In the second attack a lot of camera techniques have been used to help build tension and scare the audience. The scene began with a straight, long shot of a 10 year old boy, Alex, going to his mother to ask for more time in the water. The straight shot was used to show equality, to make the audience feel as they are in the same place with all tourists on the beach. This did not build any tension because nothing was going to happen at

Audiences love to be scared. Horror films attempt to find some sort of trigger in the audiences mind, and develop it to create horror. Preceded by the great horror novels such as Dracula, and developed in the early nineteen twenties and nineteen thirties in Germany. From slash movies, to the post-modern psychological thrillers, horror films have evolved into an art form. This genre relies heavily on the basic horror conventions. These have been adapted from the early twentieth

The film Matilda by Danny DeVito was released in 1996. Ms Trunchball is depicted as an evil and malicious character. This is shown through her appearance, personality and language lighting effects and camera angles. Firstly, Ms Trunchballs negative appearance depicts and shows how evil and malicious she is. Her appearance is very unflattering and what she wears makes her look even more scary and terrifying then she really is. She wears dark, harsh clothing which is unflattering and old fashioned

Jewish boy named Shmuel. Bruno’s naive beliefs about his country lead to his demise in the camp’s gas chamber when he attempts to help his friend. This movie’s theme of naivety is supported through the sound, symbols, characterization, and camera angles. The Boy in the Striped Pajamas often uses sound to contribute to the theme. During the first scene, Bruno and his friends are shown playing while they run through the marketplace. This visual is accompanied by upbeat music that provides a sense

highlighting the importance of the location. When brought inside, the audience is introduced to the 12 jurors, through a camera ‘pan’ from right to left, to show their importance as they remain the key focus for the entirety of the film. With a high camera angle introduction of the main suspect, a young underprivileged Hispanic boy, whose life depends on the white men who sit before him. American society There are many nostalgic ideas of the 1950s that often create images of happiness; not far from

but her knows that she is accused of adultery , and her use of repeated question marks shows her distress to be right in the eyes of her husband, to honor him with respect. Iago is one who also holds a honorable position, though it is deceiving. His high regard can be noted through the use of epithets ‘Honest Iago’. These epithets are ironic as he is not ‘honorable’, and