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Name/Link/Genre
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Brief Summary of events
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Locations used
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Characters introduced
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Use of sound
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Range of shots
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Action and enigma codes
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Use of titles
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Little Mermaid
Fantasy/Drama
(Animation)
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Group of sailors in a ship on the sea, talking about King Trident not
being real, fish gets thrown overboard and swims to the concert,
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The boat, under the sea
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Prince Eric
The crew
Grimsby
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Diegetic music, sound effects of the sea life, non-diegetic music is
played which is constantly repeated throughout the film
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Pan shot
High angle
Side shot
Close up
Wide shot
Low angle
Zoom out
Zoom In
Two shot
Tilt
Canted angle
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Who are the main characters, what does the prince have to do with
what’s happening under the sea, what’s the story line going to be,
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Disney title screen, credits at the bottom of the screen whilst
images of mermaids and fish are being shown
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Now you see me
Thriller
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The first character (Daniel Atlas) is introduced and produces a magic
act for the audience and makes a card appear on the building behind.
The second character (Merritt McKinney) is introduced as a scheming
devious person, he has fooled a man into giving him money.
The next character (Jack Wilder)
robs a man after having the man expose his magic trick then escapes.
The final character (Henley Reeves) performs
a trick where she makes the audience
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The city, looks like they’re in a cafĂ©, in a boat on the sea, a
showroom/stadium,
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Introduces all four main magicians in the film individually; Daniel Atlas, Merritt McKinney, Henley Reeves, Jack
Wilder.
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Non-diegetic sound – Music playing underneath the dialogue to create
mystery. Same music used throughout the film
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Close up
Over the Shoulder shot
Slight low angle
Extreme close up
Reverse shot
Zoom out
Tilt
Arc movement
Two shot
Side shot
Long shot
Tracking shot
Mid shot
Wide shot
Master shot
Low angle shot
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Cuts quickly between characters, unsure whether characters are good
or evil. Doesn’t explain backstory so the audience doesn’t know why they’re
doing why they’re doing.
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Contrast well against background plain colours, plain font.
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Willy Wonka
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OrhBZwmEK8I
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No narrative told just setting the scene using images of chocolate
being made with different camera shots and angles.
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Chocolate factory?
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None
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Happy (orchestra) non-diegetic music playing behind the images.
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High angle
Close up
Low angle
Extreme close up
Tilt
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Who are the characters? What’s the storyline?
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Big bright writing in a recognisable font.
Over images.
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Halloween
Horror
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Point of view of a person looking into a house to see a girl and a
boy, they then continue to walk into the house and walk around until they
come across a naked girl who he then murders with a knife. The killer then
walks outside to get unmasked and revealed as a small child.
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A house.
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Michael Myers
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The film first starts with ambient sounds setting the scene – its
night outside in the garden.
There’s dialogue between the male and female in the living room and
they’re hinting at the fact they know the person looking in on them.
Non-diegetic sound is introduced with the opening credits setting the
atmosphere of dark and eerie. The sounds of children singing are heard when the
location and date is shown.
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Point of view
Mid shot
Zoom out
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Unsure what the relation between the killer and murderer is, doesn’t
explain killers motive.
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The titles are orange which relates to the use of pumpkins on Halloween,
stands out well against the black background, a pumpkin then appears next to
the titles, half way through the pumpkin increases in size and then disappears.
New titles appear giving the film some backstory, letting the audience know
the date and location the film is set.
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Sunday, 29 November 2015
Film Opening Analysis Table
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