How
have you created meaning through the use of editing, mise en scene, sound and
cinematography
In terms of shots, the close-up allowed the
audience to share a closer relationship and understanding of the central
character. Being able to see the character’s facial expressions more clearly
meant the audience could be taken into the world in the video action. Our
intention was to create sympathy for the central character, and for the
audience to make up their own minds of what lurks behind his mysterious veneer.
Mid shots were used as a means of breaking
up the other shots – eg. Close up & long shots. As these other shots were
quite deep in meaning and significance, the addition of mid-shots allowing the
video action to flow better in between significant video moments and made the
video lighter to watch – our intention, as it was closer to the genre
specifics.
Long shots were used specifically to
emphasize the isolation and loneliness of the central character.
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