Burton has selected a range of unusual camera angles and techniques to exaggerate on the audience’s point of view. His choice of sound and lighting features are also unique in style to contrast between black and white with colours. For example, in excerpt one Burton uses non-diegetic sound to create suspense as peg is approaching Edwards’s castle. When we first meet Edward in the scene, we expect him to sound evil and nasty with a deep voice judging on his costume appearances, but instead he has a soft shy voice, therefore his personality does not match his outside appearance. This is an example of Burton representing Edwards’s personality through diegetic sound.
Act 1 Scene 5 – Romeo and Juliet How does Shakespeare make Act 1 Scene 5 of Romeo and Juliet so exciting? Act 1 Scene 5 is one of the most important parts of ‘Romeo and Juliet’ because this is the scene when Romeo and Juliet first meet and it is love at first sight. Shakespeare has made this an enjoyable scene because he has used lots of emotions to make it more exciting and dramatic. Shakespeare makes the start of Act1 Scene 5 quite exciting because the serving men are preparing for some sort of party; this makes the atmosphere from the stage go into the audience because everyone is ready for what is going to happen next. Shakespeare also makes people know how rich Capulate is by the serving man saying “save me a piece of marchpane” marchpane was very expensive.
'', Malvolio is able to see that Toby is not as nice and harmless as he likes to seem. He is in fact selfish and disrespectful towards not only his cousin, as he is drunk in her house, but Malvolio too. ''Am I not of her
This complimenting the bin with random things in, and the contrast of props on stage. Lighting was used to set mood, and gave you a hint of whom the actors were playing. Shown with normal lighting when actors were playing actors, and then when acting the characters the lighting would change to fit what was happening in that scene. For example the dream scene. This scene had soft purple lighting, then as it turned into a nightmare the colour got darker and went towards a more reddish lighting.
Firstly, Ingvar claims that talking on mobile phones in pubic areas can be disturb other pubic people. Secondly, she states that because of mobile phone, people feel annoying when overhearing 50% of a communicate. The author walks on to claim that answering a rotary phone while having a conversation is flying in the bad colors. In addition, she indicates that the mobile phones interrupt home life in a not so good way. Finally, she believes that youth now cannot focus on things like shakespeare for a long time because of mobile phones.
It was meant to represent the cage in which Brick had trapped himself in when he started drinking alcohol as a coping mechanism instead. The furniture and decor used in the bedroom greatly contributed to the mood of the play. All of the furniture and decor seemed to be tied together using a golden color scheme that created this image of luxury. Everything from the upholstery of the chairs to the doorknobs dripped with wealth and riches. The color scheme helped establish the play’s setting and give insight to the characters in the play.
The props like: the bath present realism to the audience which viewers seem to like so it’s a very smart thing to do by the creators. The broken, dirty and cracked tiles represent decay and destruction, which seems to be a recurring theme in the shows publicity posters. They use light well in the poster as they don't use much but it is very effective as they use artificial lights to show all his features under the water and also show u how dirty the water looks the lack of light gives u the impression it’s a very dark time in the characters life and also makes us wonder what’s going on his life which makes the audience want to know what has led the young man to this place of darkness. Teenagers are being represented in these posters as wild, rebellious, out-of-control, troubled and overall very
In the movie there are many main ideas and techniques that carry the film. Walls,lighting and water The whole movie is in high contrast with the exception of the guards who are mostly in the shadows The lighting of these scenes give a sense of violence without actually showing it in the film 2. Narrator The narrator in this video adds to the movies appeal because of the fact that it is Morgan Freeman. His Voice makes the film much more intense Morgan Freeman’s being the narrator helps keep the audience’s attention He points out the things we do not notice and explains things with more detail so we understand more. Makes the Film more gripping 3.
The piece In the Hall of the Mountain King has a very familiar melody, so it was very enjoyable to listen to. By starting off with a low bassoon timbre, the scene was set very well. The mood of an eerie, spooky night was set well with the low register notes. As the piece goes on the melody is apparent throughout, but the tempo speeds up. By speeding up the tempo and adding more instruments every time the melody is played, the composer is able to depict the increased fear of the “character” in the “story” portrayed through the piece.
Comedy is a composition that deals with a happy or cheerful theme which leads the characters to a happy ending. Movies are based on either tragedy or comedy which entertains everyone who watches them. Tragedy and comedy movies are similar in the way they entertain the audience, but both of them represent a different message and theme to the audience. Tragedy and comedy are similar in the way that they draw their audience in. Each movie, whether it is tragic or comic strives to draw the audience into the movie.