Breaking Dawn is the last film of the famous romantic film series The Twilight Sapa which was produced in 2011. The film series attract teenagers from all over the world by the love story of the highschool girl Bella Swan (Kristen Stewart) and the vampire Edward Cullen (Robert Pattinson). In Breaking Dawn, the Bella’s Transformation scene is one of the most wonderful and unforgetable moments because it marks an important change in both Bella’s body and life. After giving birth to her daughter Renesmee, Bella becomes unconscious and her backbone is totally broken. To save her life, Edward injects his vernom to her body so that she can transform into a vampire. The talent composer Carter Burwell, who composes music for the first film in the
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After Edward injects his vernom into Bella body, he, Jacob, and the Cullen family cannot help anything but wait for her to return. In the beginning of the scene, the music is slow and expresses the emotion inside everybody in the room. The combination of the music and the image of Bella’s dying body shows it is time for her to fight for her own survival. Also, the audience can easily realized that the music used in this early part of the scene is very famillar to the music used in death scenes of other movies. Therefore, although they only see Bella’s dying body, they are able to understand sad feeling inside other people in the room by hearing the underscored music. This clearly shows that Burwell sucessfully uses background music to reflect characters’ emotion which is one of the important functions of film …show more content…
In about four munutes, the composer Carter Burwell sucessfully uses music to create the connection between the first film Twilight and Breaking Dawn. Two main functions of film music found in this sence are expressing characters’ emotions and explaining their unspoken thoughts. The slow music in the beginning of the scene helps the audience feel the sad feelings of the characters. The music which is used in the Twilight is now reused in the scene in order to express Bella’s unspoken thoughts during her tranformation process. Also, Burwel effectively uses silence as a great tool to increase the audience’s attention and create different emotions. Therefore, it cannot be denied that the combination of music and silence is the main reason for the success of the scene and helps it to become the most famous and unforgetable moment of The Twilight Sapa film
After Edward injects his vernom into Bella body, he, Jacob, and the Cullen family cannot help anything but wait for her to return. In the beginning of the scene, the music is slow and expresses the emotion inside everybody in the room. The combination of the music and the image of Bella’s dying body shows it is time for her to fight for her own survival. Also, the audience can easily realized that the music used in this early part of the scene is very famillar to the music used in death scenes of other movies. Therefore, although they only see Bella’s dying body, they are able to understand sad feeling inside other people in the room by hearing the underscored music. This clearly shows that Burwell sucessfully uses background music to reflect characters’ emotion which is one of the important functions of film …show more content…
In about four munutes, the composer Carter Burwell sucessfully uses music to create the connection between the first film Twilight and Breaking Dawn. Two main functions of film music found in this sence are expressing characters’ emotions and explaining their unspoken thoughts. The slow music in the beginning of the scene helps the audience feel the sad feelings of the characters. The music which is used in the Twilight is now reused in the scene in order to express Bella’s unspoken thoughts during her tranformation process. Also, Burwel effectively uses silence as a great tool to increase the audience’s attention and create different emotions. Therefore, it cannot be denied that the combination of music and silence is the main reason for the success of the scene and helps it to become the most famous and unforgetable moment of The Twilight Sapa film