Evaluation 1. How does your product use or challenge conventions and how does it represent social groups or issues? Narrative Narrative of my film : a killer hidden in plain sight, in the position of love/caring, i.e. someone who we trust. My narrative is essentially a well-known tailor with an alter ego of a serial killer, who kills by night, and is a tailor by day. Their motive is not fully known, it’s rather personal and a mystery for the audience to uncode and discover. Her motive is past trauma, and her killings are a testament to her emerging from her trauma and growing. As compared to traditional Thriller openings, my opening features a serial killer who kills with a sharp, deadly object — this is conventional of the thriller openings, as most main characters are either murderers, serial killers, spies, etc, They who kill. However, my character doesn’t kill with traditional weapons, but rather a needle, something they’re very familiar with and uses...
Analysing conversations Meanings: Watch the clip. Ask yourself - what do I think of the characters? Who is the most dominant? Who thinks they have 'won' the conversation? Watch the clip again. When does power shift happen? What dialogue is used? Look at the shapes within the composition of the shots - have angles changed? Who fills the frame? Who spends longer on screen? Who seems big? Who seems less significance? Do these changes in the composition you have identified match with power shift in the conversation? Silence of the Lambs Analysis: Character analysis: Clarice : Hesitant Nervous - through her facial expressions Scared Desperate New Willing Hannibal : Certified Confident Knows what he’s talking about Untrustworthy (to clarice) Prevaricate Provocative Scary Most dominant: At one point in the clip, a high angle/group shot/long shot of claire and Hannibal is shown, where Hannibal is ...
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