Inglorious Basterds (Tarantino, 2009)
Techniques:
- Very slow cutting rate
- Mostly framed in LS
- High key lighting which shows vibrant colours
- Nazi uniform, used to symbolise villain and create verisimilitude
- CUs used to emphasise emotions and reactions of the characters to each other
- Silence used to create tension
- Music then used to build suspense to finale
Watchmen (Snyder, 2009)
Techniques:
- Very low key lighting creates a dark feel
- Almost black and white creates a neo-noir style
- Blood is highlighted in red
- Fast cutting rate to create action and excitement
- Classical soundtrack which is unconventional
- Diegetic sound used during fight scene of crashing glass, punching sounds etc.
- Lots of use of slow motion
The Dark Knight (Nolan, 2008)
- Non - diegetic music is used to create tension
- Diegetic sounds of smashing glass, gunshots etc.
- Slow cutting rate before the actual robbery starts
- Costume masks are used to hide the identities of the robbers, and build up to the surprise at the end
- CUs of robbers faces to show reaction to man with shotgun
- Over the shoulder shot on each robber before they are shot by their companions
- Setting of bank, classic heist/robbery setting
Techniques:
We could use some of the techniques in these openings in our own, thanks Harry.
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