Film editing

I utilize two scenes from the movie American Beauty, the two office scenes including Lester (Kevin Spacey) and Brad (Barry Del Sherman).The cinematic techniques are identified with mise-en-scene, which is the term used to portray everything 'put into the scene'. I concentrate on decor, lighting and props, costumes, body language (e.g., posture, gestures and facial expressions) and composition. I additionally take a gander at how these components are confined as far as camera stature, camera point

venture as Bloom’s detumescence. Unlike any other chapter, “Nausicaa” coincides with more than one organ, the eye and nose. The eye represents sight and visual perception. In a sense, the eye represents what is called the lens of the camera. Similar to film, the perception of an image is immediately changed upon being captured. Essentially upside down upon first glance, the eye operates similarly to a camera lens and turns the images right side up. Sight through the eye is the manner in which Bloom spots

1123-1136). Years later, in 2001, director Todd Field produces the film adaptation In the Bedroom to fill the gaps Dubus’s short story cannot; while the story focuses more on the killings themselves, Field allows views to understand the emotional turmoil that pushes characters to the edge, ultimately explaining the journey of how the killings come to be (In the Bedroom). Although Dubus wrote

also ramifications. These discoveries being on a large or small scale can lead to positive outcomes such as new understandings and values or negative outcomes being ramification or consequences brought from a discovery. This is evident in Ang Lee’s film Life of Pi where during Pi’s journey and hardships lead to his new understanding of faith contrasted to his discovery to survive on his journey, seen through his relationship with Richard Parker and his belief that animals have souls, lead to vast

In ‘Slumdog Millionaire, ' the director utilized the film sound technique to portray Jamal’s destiny in the form of a sound of a clock ticking. Throughout the movie, the audience is continually reminded/aware of the clock ticking because it represents the countdown of Jamal ‘destiny’ in finding Latika. Boyle

Angie Thomas’ novel The Hate U Give is the story of a teenage girl facing racism in the world around her. Starr Carter lives in Garden Heights, a neighborhood filled with gangs, when one of her best friends Khalil is shot by the police, she is quick to know he had been killed because of the racism that exists in our world. Throughout the novel, Starr is constantly trying to show the world why Khalil died in order to get justice for his death. She does not believe he deserved to die or the cop who

Requiem for a dream (2000) by Darren Aronofsky Opening shot 'Requiem for a dream' is a film directed by Darren Aronofsky and made in 2000, based on a novel by the same name written in 1978. This film has a unique style and thrilling, intense, eye-opening story in film history of that time. Some people call it the “addiction horror”. In this film, you can have a peek at the lives of drug addicts through their eyes. It traces lives of four protagonists - Sara Goldfarb (Ellen Burstyn), her son Harry

Through the texts, Richard Flanagan’s The Narrow Road to the Deep North and Jonathan Teplitzky’s movie adaption of the bestselling book, by the same name, The Railway Man, both main characters explore the ideology of memory and how their strong prevalence of the past shapes themselves of the future. Because of events that shaped both Dorrigo Evans and Eric Lomax, the two characters often find themselves reminiscing on their past, which shows profound control of their present selves. Through the images

direction present in the play the director of the film had to interpret what he read and create the best scene possible from his interpretations. The effects used in the film that stemmed from the director’s interpretations of the play are zoom-ins, jump cuts, flashbacks and music. The four main effects used in the film gave a stronger idea of what is to come in the play based on the big amount of guilt shown by Claudius. During the film, the director uses zoom-ins and jump cuts to illustrate

Joe Wrights film “Atonement” psychologically explores the feeling of guilt through the character, Briony Tallis. By this I mean that through different scenes in the movie we see how Briony deals with her guilt and how it shapes her life. Certain scenes that the audience can interpret in this way include Briony looking out window, the apartment scene and Final interview. Scene 1- Briony looking out window In this scene we see Briony running to the window, after being sent to her room, to watch Robbie