MS:Film openings



RESIDENT EVIL-THE UNDEAD 

 Techniques CAMERA:

• Steadicam - create a smooth shot flollowing or moving around a target
• Panning shots(up/across)-draw attention to the subject and clearly show mise en scene' emphasizing character
• Pull focus-shift the viewers attention from one subject to another i.e from movement in the background to the foreground as seen at 1:23 - 1:26 in the clip
• Birds eye view(s)-shows the whole set and establishes the characters whereabouts within the location being filmed as well as showing a wider view of the location.

Techniques EDITING:

• Continuity editing-Shows resemblance between different shots and reduces how noticeable a shot change is when watched by the viewer making it appear seamless.
• Credits- Added in after the clip was filmed and used to show the genre as well as the films participants with the use of different typefaces
• Matched cuts-Shows different angles of the same shot to give the viewer an alternative perspective
• Slow motion- emphasis action and creates tension giving the viewer more time to watch the content and analyse it in detail

Techniques SOUND:

• Non-diagetic(added in after filming)
• Dramatic music -creates tension and suspense for the viewer when watching the clip
• Loud vampire sound- emphasizes the visuals of the woman attacking the man
• Screaming- this further emphasizes the panic and chaos caused by the woman along with the visuals of the birds eye view showing the people scattering

SAVING PRIVATE RYAN

Techniques SOUND:

• sound perspective-the impression of distance in sound,created by the use of selective sound.
• synchronous sound-this matches the action on screen further emphasizing what is happening and making it appear more realistic.
• sound bridge-adds to the overall continuity of the clip by running sound seamlessly from shot to shot to make the action seem uninterrupted .
• sound effects-extra sound added in after filming i.e the sound of falling bombs and bullets ricocheting. 
• selective sound-this makes some sounds more recognizable than others to draw attention or to create tension or emotion.

• breaking waves
• sound engines
• gunfire 
• vomiting 
• whistles
• ricochet 
• explosions 
• dialogue 
• shouting 

Techniques EDITING:

• expansion of time-slows time down making short scenes appear much longer to the viewer 
• continuity editing-makes different shots appear seamless when it changes to a different angle reducing disruption to the flow of the film
• medium cutting rate - dependent on the scene being filmed the cutting rate can be increased to create confusion or emphasize panic
• matched cuts- different angles of the same shot to show alternative perspectives to the viewer 
• slow motion- slows the scene down to give the viewer more time to process the information in detail 

Techniques CAMERA:

• long shot
• worms eye shot 
• extra close up 
• medium shot 
• high shot

SUCKER PUNCH

   

Techniques SOUND: 

• Studio sound
• Sound perspective 
• Dubbed dialogue 
• Synchronous sound
• Sound fx
• Sound bridge 

Techniques EDITING:

• Matched cut
• Reaction shot 
• Slow motion 
• CGI
• Diagetic 
• Non-diagetic 

Techniques CAMERA:

• long shot
• worms eye shot 
• extra close up 
• medium shot 
• high shot
• POV