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The Sandman Scene 5

The Sandman Scene 5. Parallel editing: The hunt begins. Characterisation – Costume, Appearance and Body Language.

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The Sandman Scene 5

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  1. The Sandman Scene 5 Parallel editing: The hunt begins.

  2. Characterisation – Costume, Appearance and Body Language • The director conveys the boy’s vulnerability through the use of costume, facial expressions, frequent close ups/extreme close ups on face/eyes and body language. What emotions/thoughts does this invokes in the audience? • Analyse the contrast in The Sandman’s appearance (costume, facial expressions, body posture etc.) • How does this ‘monster’ creation impact on the creation of atmosphere/tension?

  3. Shot 62 Shot 62/63 Shot 63a Shot 63b

  4. Shot 64 Shot 65 Shot 66 Shot 67

  5. Shot 68 Shot 69 Shot 70 Shot 71

  6. Why does Berry uses aspects/allusions to the film/vampire character Nosferatu? (e.g. impact on audience/ creation of atmosphere/ tension etc.)

  7. Shot 72 Shot 73 Shot 74 Shot 75

  8. Shot 76 Shot 77 Shot 79 Shot 78

  9. Shot 80 Shot 81 Shot 83 Shot 82

  10. Shot 84 Shot 85 Shot 87a Shot 86

  11. Shot 87b Shot 88 Shot 90 Shot 89

  12. Shot 91 Shot 92a Shot 92c Shot 92b

  13. Shot 93 Shot 94 Shot 96 Shot 95

  14. Shot 97

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