While his style is distinctive, Luhrmann also has rules that his films must abide by. These rules and styles make Luhrmann’s film very distinctive and easy to spot when you recognise his work. The rule that all three films must abide by is that all must show the end of the story at the beginning which allows the audience to focus more on the film, the film techniques and Luhrmann’s style, not on the actual story. The fast cutting between shots grabs our attention and adds intensity and tension along with helping convey large amount of information to the audience very quickly. The last rule I covered was the fact that they were all based around theatre and shown in a very much theatre way with bright colour and over exaggeration in the acting. This could be because of his upbringing in ballroom dancing and having been in plays that Luhrmann was so keen for the films to be so theatre based. Having all three based on theatre also gave them all a definite
While his style is distinctive, Luhrmann also has rules that his films must abide by. These rules and styles make Luhrmann’s film very distinctive and easy to spot when you recognise his work. The rule that all three films must abide by is that all must show the end of the story at the beginning which allows the audience to focus more on the film, the film techniques and Luhrmann’s style, not on the actual story. The fast cutting between shots grabs our attention and adds intensity and tension along with helping convey large amount of information to the audience very quickly. The last rule I covered was the fact that they were all based around theatre and shown in a very much theatre way with bright colour and over exaggeration in the acting. This could be because of his upbringing in ballroom dancing and having been in plays that Luhrmann was so keen for the films to be so theatre based. Having all three based on theatre also gave them all a definite