Throughout high school I was assigned many books to read and write papers over. My junior year I was assigned a book called 1984 by George Orwell.I never realized that a book like this would have influenced me as much as it did. Orwell's masterpiece was declared “the most influential book” of the 20th century in many libraries across the nation and I definitely understand why. Orwell's piece leaves each reader searching for more and displays the reality and truth behind the scenes. The reality and truth that is expressed is more than just the influential voices and the media that is put in front of us, Orwell shows the misleading and controlling voices of people that are not helping but rather leading the society to believe lies. A year later
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Colors are not just in films to show color but also shows a deeper meaning and used to highlight scenes that the film director wants to emphasize. The colors in the movie are a very powerful use of symbolism to set the tone and mood of the entire movie. The colors that are shown are dull and very dead. There is little to no color expressed over the course of the whole film. The scenery is expressed with grays and browns to give the scene a gloomy and depressing feel. Also another color that stands out a lot is how Winston wears a blue outfit that differs from the rest of them and makes it stand out from the others. This is because Radford wanted to make sure he stood out from the rest of society and to show he is different by having him wear something different. Blue was worn by winston to show loyalty and wisdom because that is how winston is supposed to be looked at. Through the use of cinematic techniques Radford achieves his goal to give meaning behind the moods, themes, color and tones throughout the movie. The audience therefore understands more of the movie after looking more closely to these examples. Being able to visually understand a movie will show deeper meaning to the film and be able to understand the story in a deeper level and thoroughly understand what the director was trying to
Colors are not just in films to show color but also shows a deeper meaning and used to highlight scenes that the film director wants to emphasize. The colors in the movie are a very powerful use of symbolism to set the tone and mood of the entire movie. The colors that are shown are dull and very dead. There is little to no color expressed over the course of the whole film. The scenery is expressed with grays and browns to give the scene a gloomy and depressing feel. Also another color that stands out a lot is how Winston wears a blue outfit that differs from the rest of them and makes it stand out from the others. This is because Radford wanted to make sure he stood out from the rest of society and to show he is different by having him wear something different. Blue was worn by winston to show loyalty and wisdom because that is how winston is supposed to be looked at. Through the use of cinematic techniques Radford achieves his goal to give meaning behind the moods, themes, color and tones throughout the movie. The audience therefore understands more of the movie after looking more closely to these examples. Being able to visually understand a movie will show deeper meaning to the film and be able to understand the story in a deeper level and thoroughly understand what the director was trying to