Film techniques

Unforgiven is an incredible movie directed and produced by Clint Eastwood. Clint Eastwood also plays the lead role as William Munny. Unforgiven revolves around a pig farmer who has long retired from his outlaw and killer ways; however, due to the daily struggles of the west, Munny needs money to support his children. Unforgiven is relevant to the class due to our studies of the settlement out west. The three literary devices best captured in Unforgiven are setting, plot, and characterization. The

Recently, I was given the opportunity to view one of the best movies made in 1940… Rebecca. Rebecca is a gothic horror film directed by Alfred Hitchcock features Joan Fontaine (Mrs. de Winter), Laurence Olivier (Maxim de Winter), Judith Anderson (Mrs. Danvers), and Florence Bates (Mrs. Van Hopper). The actors in this film make the movie worth watching. The narrator, a young woman vacationing in Monte Carlo with her employer crosses paths with an older man (Mr. de WInter) who just so happened

intense hoaxes in order to promote high end products to those surrounding them. The Joneses is an alluring comedy that offers a laugh for the entire family ;however, I believe there are secondary adjustments that could improve the final message of the film. By using an array of climatic events, the disquieting unknown reveals the secluded truth of a former acquaintance,

through using those techniques. Even though both exciting films have different stories within them they still pose similar themes. Mulchay and Hicks created two very intense and exciting action themes in the movies swimming upstream and Shine. When Tony and John were racing in the trials for the empire games, camera angles, transitions and the type of music being played created the audience to move to the edge of their seats. The way the camera transitioned from Tony to John

Film is a theme and character driven film that documents the progression of the two main characters from regular teenagers to violent criminals. Unlike most movies that document lives in a fly on the wall style, Film often shows the scenes from the points of view of the main characters. It does this by showing many close ups on their faces allowing the actors performances to be clear and visible to the audience and also by the editing and composition; shots showing exactly what the characters are

The Color Purple is a 1985 film written by Menno Meyjes and directed by Steven Spielberg, based upon a novel by Alice Walker. The major actors in the film were: Oprah Winfrey, Whoopi Goldberg, Danny Glover, and Margret Avery. Celie, the main character, is treated harshly by the world, a bashful, afraid girl whose life mostly involves fleeing from the men who want to beat and rape her. Celie’s eventual flourishing delivers a joyful experience, one of the greatest ones I’ve gotten from a movie. The

in Sydney Australia. Baz Luhrmann is a successful film director, screenwriter and producer who is well known for his Red Curtain Trilogy which includes films such as Strictly Ballroom (1992), Romeo and Juliet (1996) and Moulin Rouge (2001). Baz’s first films were inspired by his background as both his parents did ballroom competitions, His mom was a ballet dancer and Baz did ballroom dancing when he was younger which influenced one of his first films, Strictly Ballroom. Baz Luhrmann’s father owned

the Stars (1980) to directing various films. Now, he is an Oscar-winning director whose films Titanic (1997) and Avatar (2009) remains the top grossing films of all time. He has won various awards from different sides of the world, Norway, France, and the United Kingdom. Mise-en-scenes were well incorporated in each of James Cameron’s movies especially for science fiction movies that used elegantly crafted visuals. This paper will focus on the film techniques used by Cameron in his three most known

Jeunet’s techniques are influential to his film’s visual style. For example, Jeunet utilized wide angle lenses and placed the actors particularly close to the camera. This produced animated-like facial features which worked well with the actors casted, due to their unique facial features. I did a little bit of research on the cameras and lenses used to film and I came up on a blog. The stated that for Tautou, Delbonnel and Jeunet found that a wide angle 14mm or 27mm lens was just right. Anything

development of advertising and communication, film trailers are a key resource used in this industry to persuade audiences to view a film. To allow a sense of anticipation towards the audience the elements of the storyline, music, themes, camera angles as well as the characters and actors are all used incorporation to achieve this. This identified strategy is a significant tool used in effective communication to efficiently persuade the audience to view the film, based on their emotional response. This