1 / 6

opening sequence analysis

adFgvgwrasdg

Phoebe1
Download Presentation

opening sequence analysis

An Image/Link below is provided (as is) to download presentation Download Policy: Content on the Website is provided to you AS IS for your information and personal use and may not be sold / licensed / shared on other websites without getting consent from its author. Content is provided to you AS IS for your information and personal use only. Download presentation by click this link. While downloading, if for some reason you are not able to download a presentation, the publisher may have deleted the file from their server. During download, if you can't get a presentation, the file might be deleted by the publisher.

E N D

Presentation Transcript

  1. Opening Sequence Analysis Vita Pestman-Mackintosh, Sophie Superfine, Phoebe Little

  2. What is the film about?  Examples of Low-Key lighting  •  The short clip revolves around a dead man and his newly-transformed clone  •  The key themes/genres appear to be Mystery, Sci-Fi and Horror •  The main question: "Why there does he want to be clone/ what are his intentions?" •  Low-key lighting •  Focused shots- intimate with the audience •  Contrastingly, the clone wears a hood and mask to cover his identity • Realistic scary props & large quantity of props—believable 

  3. Why watch more? •  Left on a cliff hanger—intriguing  •  No music but you can hear him walking – ominious, secrecy, eery •  When he pulls down his mask and lifts off his hood, music starts which suggests this part is significant •  The font of "clone" at the end it intrigues us because the "l" is a syringe and connotes blood dripping •  The props shown at the end of the clip, during the title sequence, foreshadow what could happen in the upcoming scenes 

  4. Rest of the plot? •  Why is the clone wanting to take over the original man—is he planning on taking other people's identities? Why? •  Maybe he wants to take over the world/he's power-hungry? Once his mask and hood come off – music starts •  Red light: warning, dangerous—foreshadows the dangerous future of the movie •  Are there more bodies stored away somewhere? Lots of blood on apron; it can't just be from one body

  5. Who are the characters? What are we meant to feel about them?  • Main subject: Man portrays an evil character  •  Audience feels suspense when looking at the male subject •  He seems like a powerful character committing a dangerous crime • Second subject: Man lying on the bed— Evil clone man has turned himself into the dead man  •  The dead man suggests that he has qualities that the clone wants 

  6. Aspects which you think are good/bad in terms of quality? •  Once the evil clone man reveals his face, it isn't immediately clear The dead man and the alive clone-man wasn't clear straight away that they were the same person •  Maybe they could add something recognizable (a scar in the same place) to clearly show they're the same person •  The lighting was very good quality; the contrasts of colours helped set the thriller mood/aesthetic of the movie  The "face reveal" shot

More Related