Sequence
1 - Seven (Thriller)
Micro
Elements:
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Camera: Close-ups, moving camera
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Editing: Fast cuts, fade, dark, and depth of field, shadows
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Mise-en-scene: A dark room
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Sound: Eerie sounds, screaming, music, manipulated pre-recorded narrative
Macro
Analysis:
What
is the key plot idea introduced in the title sequence?
The
scene is dark and gloomy, therefore it gives off a similar vibe, we as the viewer
experience this once we see the title sequence, and key plot idea successfully
informs us on what is happening in the film
Title
Conventions:
1. New Line Cinema
presents
2. Arnold Kopelson
PRODUCTION
3. A Film by David
Fincher
4. Star
5. Star
6. Title
7. Star
8. Star
9. Star
10.
Star
11.
Star x2
12.
Stars
13.
Stars
14.
Stars
15.
Casting by
16.
Music by
17.
Costumes Designed by
18.
Edited by
19.
Production Designed by
20.
Director of Photography
21.
Co-Producers
22.
Co-executive producers
23.
Executive producers
24.
Written by
25.
Produced by
26. Directed by
Sequence 2 -
The Usual Suspects (Thriller)
MICRO Elements
-Key plot idea introduced in the title sequence
-Consistent setting & focus on soundtrack
-No characters introduced
-No social groups represented
MACRO ANALYSIS
- Camera: Long distance shot of the water or river
at night, consistent frame with no cuts or transitions in between
-Editing: Typography credits on a black moving
images background, no cuts, therefore the camera is moving smoothly to the
right with credits appearing in the same place
-Mise-en-scene:
Canal, river or the sea (at night.) Only the moon supplies light for the scene,
which reflects from the water
-Sound: String orchestra, piano and bell
TITLE CONVENTIONS
1.Company Name
2. Production
3. Bryan
singer's Film
4.Title
5. Star
6. Star
7. Star
8. Star
9. Star
10. Star
11. Starring
12. Star
13. Star
14. Star
15. Casting by
16. Music by
17. Costume
Designer
18. Production
Designer
19. Edited by
20. Director
of Photography
21. Co-Producer
22. Executive
producers
23. Written by
24. Produced by
25. Directed by
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