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theme of the film revolves around the triumph of good over evil and how the good side eventually wins, diminishing the evil. The movie evokes a feeling of thrill and anticipation through the mise-en-scene it has to offer. Mise-en-scene is the information that the film provides through the medium of vision. Mise-en-scene plays an important role in this movie as a lot of visual effects are used in the film to show a technologically advanced world filled with high-tech gadgets, weapons, and systems.

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Statement Of Intent My intent for this project is to create a live action, horror-influenced film. However, I am going to try and create more of a gloomy drama with horror features as opposed to a 'true' horror film. In order to do this, I am going to have a plot that relies more on the characters and their actions, and instead use horror inspirations in the style of film making. In particular, I am hoping to experiment with the use of light and sound to create unease. For my film, there are two

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The movie The Book of Eli follows a mysterious protagonist, Eli (Denzel Washington), on a journey set during an unknown time on an apocalyptic Earth. The story follows Eli on his a given quest to travel West to deliver a book which is only later revealed to be the last copy of The Bible. During the film, he is joined (to his dismay) by a lady named Solaria (Mila Kunis). Eli meets Solaria in a shanty town/camp where the leader Carnegie (Gary Oldman) wants The Bible to use its rhetoric to convince

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Key Terms and Literary DevicesJames belcherGenre is a literary device which makes use of various features and functions within the piece of work being read, heard or watched to create a specific style which can therefore make it unique to a certain category of ‘Genre’. The features and functions are also used to make sure the audience of the work can distinguish what genre the work falls under to fully understand the meaning of the piece.Now ‘Genre’ is used very widely these days to describe what

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Orsen Wells was very insistent on pushing the limits of the mise-en-scene of Citizen Kane. In the news during the opening of the movie, they introduce Xanadu, which is a castle like building that was made for fun and pleasure. There are scenes in which they show Xanadu high up on this mountain with the gates leading

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some light on the mystery of Kane’s life but no information about the Rosebud word. Citizen Kane is the movie that has received lot applause for centuries despite flopping at the box office in 1941. The narrative structure line non-linear form, the mise-en-scene composition, and the cinematography put the film in high regard. The structure in the film Citizen Kane is non-linear in that it does not follow any planned order. The story is well formulated and presented using flashbacks that pertain different

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butler provide settings of their locations (after his death) and then their flashbacks to Kane’s life including those time periods and settings. Another way that Welles challenged the technical elements of the Hollywood cinema was through the mise-en-sce`ne. Mise-en-sce`ne is the staging or the action of putting on a scene. One of the concepts in putting on a scene or staging is the illusion created from the lighting and camera angles. In one scene in the movie, Kane is in one door way watching his

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Anderson with cinematographer Keegan Kuhn as they expose the truth of how to live sustainably on our planet. Cowspiracy was awarded 4.3/5 on Rotten Tomatoes which accurately demonstrates how powerful Anderson and Kuhn’s work is. The film elements of mise-en-scene, dramatization,

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McCandless was a reckless narcissist who brought great sorrow to his family and troubled the law enforcers. I am no professional analysist, but I think that McCandless was perceived as a noble but misguided idealist. Film techniques such as cinematography, mise-en-scene, and lighting used throughout the film support my judgement of McCandless. Cinematography plays a huge part in portraying McCandless’s journey. In the film, a variety of camera shots are used to describe the setting and emotions of scenes

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light behind their creator’s process. The justification for this analysis is to prove with examples that Terrence Malick is an example of an auteur. Through the use of mise en scene, sound, and editing it can be seen that the two films in question are decidedly of a certain style that is unique to Terrence. Beginning with the mise en scene components incorporated in Badlands, it is shown throughout that Terrence Malick really enjoys nice natural light for the majority of his shots. Of course this

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