Kill Bill (Tarantino, 2003)
Techniques:
- black and white wash- possibly used to show past and present
- CU used to highlight expression of fear
- in addition only 2 shots used which emphasises mystery of location and character
- no non-diegetic soundtrack means that dialogue and diegetic sounds such as breathing, footsteps and the gun click are amplified
- lots of make up to show blood and bruising highlighting pain of the woman
- prop hankerchief with "Bill" written on it used to infer that the man is Bill
- slow cutting rate
Inception (Nolan, 2010)
Techniques:
- dense orchestral soundtrack
- matched cut which breaks continuity editing to create mystery
- prop symbolic in film but not in real life
- CU of watch juxtaposed by cross cut to different location suggests events are happening concurrently
- angelic soundtrack when children in LS suggesting innocence juxtaposed to minor strings
- short opening title
- slow cutting rate
Saving Private Ryan (Spielberg, 1998)
Techniques:
- historical costume representing verisimilitude
- dense diegetic soundtrack also creating reality
- slow cutting rate
- gory make up conveying brutality
- americans shown in CU whearas army on heavy guns shown as silhouettes positioning audience with americans
- handicam
- dialogue in middle of soundmix conveying volume of diegetic sounds eg gunshots, explosions
Very detailed analysis Tyla.
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