Film techniques

“Matilda” movie essay What techniques does the director, Danny DeVito use in the film to illustrate that the character, Miss Agatha Trunchbull, is malicious and evil (mean)? The film “Matilda” directed by Danny DeVito was released in 1996, on the second of August. The main characters of this film are Agatha Trunchbull, Jennifer Honey, Matilda Wormwood, Zinnia Wormwood and Harry Wormwood. Ms Agatha Trunchbull is the legal guardian of Miss Honey and has very strict rules at her school, as she despises

Winnie Chan #3 Film Lit Block 4 February 22, 2016 Cinematic Vocab Sentences (202) scene: In the opening scene of Toy Story(1995), Woody is seen being tossed around by Andy throughout the house. The scene comprises of shots in various parts of the house, showing the close bond Andy has with Woody. (40) close-up shot: The close-up shot in The Passion of Joan of Arc (1929) focuses solely on the haunting facial expression of Joan. The director utilizes this to portray her strong faith in God. (131)

Roger Ebert once said, "Every great film should seem new every time you see it.” And when directors can incorporate cinematic elements to further the plot of the story it enables you to see the film from different viewpoints. The cinematic language and filmmaking techniques used in a movie help in enhancing and bringing out the different themes within a movie. The filmmaking techniques a director chooses to use in their movie helps in better showing the wider themes portrayed within the movie. This

In a quirky film about a Tabasco lobbyist and his son, gives an alternative view on what many think about the industry. As a lobbyist for tobacco, Nick Naylor is excellent at his job; he even convinced cancer patient that he could still smoke. Even if the film is not the most visible pleasing, Reitman still uses techniques of the film industry to give the movie more depth. In one scene from earlier in the film, Reitman is able to use a vast variety of techniques in a fairly short sequence in order

cinematic techniques as well as philosophy of cinema. This essay will examine Luhrmann’s use of postmodern film techniques, by analyzing the, “red curtain trilogy”. From Strictly Ballroom’s, “flattening of affect” as Scott’s rigid false perception of winning the San Pacific Ballroom dance completion. To Romeo + Juliet’s multi-voiced narratives. Climaxing to The Great Gatsby’s intertextuality of the book to the current movie. All of these techniques and much more discusses, develops Luhrmann’s film of philosophy

Films are about some topics or themes and involve different types of characters. Many filmmakers use a variety of techniques to convey their messages. The choice on the type of the techniques depends on the theme of the film and how effective the filmmakers want to communicate their ideas. This essay aims at illuminating theme and technique in films basing its argument on Alfred Hitchcock’s movies; Notorious movie, Rope, and Strangers on the Train. Alfred Hitchcock was a director of movies and his

Sunrise is a film directed by director F.W.Murnau that some might argue is more of a classic love story but I am going to show you why this is more of a horror film instead. Sunrise had a hint of love in it indeed but it contains plot of murder as well as attempt of murder twice. It also contains a very controlling character that show hints of being evil or monster like in her personality as well as her appearance. The director used the camera angle, camera movement, as well as lighting to show why

this class I never really had analyzed the variety film techniques director’s use, but taking this class had made me realize that film is an art that creates illusions on the screen. When I watched Drive that is when I had realized the director’s intentions to contrast different colors in order to tell a story, it’s not mainly about the dialogue if not the visual presentation of the movie. Drive is an exhilarating film that uses various techniques in order to support the theme such as warm vs cool

Film style refers to the technical practices employed within filmmaking, this includes the use of cinematography, mise-en-scene, dialogue, editing and narrative. Understanding changes in film style is crucial to examining film in a historical, political and cultural context. All of which as these external elements directly affected the production of film and altered the style of filmmaking. In this essay I will be exploring how the coming of sound homogenised filmmaking and aided the creation of

Film Techniques in Twelve Angry Men Summary: Reviews the film Twelve Angry Men, directed by Sidney Lumet. Discusses the director's use of cinematic techniques, including lighting, music,and set design, to reinforce the themes of the story. ________________________________________ "Twelve Angry Men", directed by Sidney Lumet, is a film which portrays intentions significantly employed by the use of film techniques. Although entirely set in a cramped, humid jury room (except for the few minutes