In the movie Citizen Kane made May 1, 1941, Orson Welles depicted the American dream. Based on the mood, tone, and camera angle of Citizen Kane, Orson Welles depicted the American dream as people would rather give up their family and be hated by people closest to them to be famous and to make money.
The mood of the movie is effected greatly by the lighting. In the first scene it was very dark. The movie showed Kane laying on his death bed. The darkness represented Kane’s loneliness and that no one gave much care about him due to the things he did in the past. After that the movie lightened up. But still Kane was always in the dark. In the scene where he was in the opera house: it was very bright. But he sat in the dark where it was hard for people to see him. Kane was always alone. Kane always wanted to be loved by everyone but not give them any love.
Music in Citizen Kane effected the tone of the story. At the beginning of the movie the music was a dark scary tone because Kane was dying. Kane didn’t have a good death. No one was there for him due to the things he did in the past. Throughout the movie when Kane was at the newspaper, Orson played a fast pace tone to show how fast word was getting around. Like, when the news found out Kane was having a love affair with the opera singer. The movie started playing fast paced …show more content…
Almost every time the camera pointed at Kane it was looking up at him as if he was a god and that he had a lot of power. But Orson also made it seem like Kane was really alone. In the scene where Kane goes into the big room that is dark with one little beam of light. In the room there are bod34877889y guards standing in the dark while Kane is in the light opening the box. This showed the audience that Kane was actually alone on the inside. Also when Kane is in is house and he sands in his big open room with no one there to represent that Kane again was
The mood of the movie is effected greatly by the lighting. In the first scene it was very dark. The movie showed Kane laying on his death bed. The darkness represented Kane’s loneliness and that no one gave much care about him due to the things he did in the past. After that the movie lightened up. But still Kane was always in the dark. In the scene where he was in the opera house: it was very bright. But he sat in the dark where it was hard for people to see him. Kane was always alone. Kane always wanted to be loved by everyone but not give them any love.
Music in Citizen Kane effected the tone of the story. At the beginning of the movie the music was a dark scary tone because Kane was dying. Kane didn’t have a good death. No one was there for him due to the things he did in the past. Throughout the movie when Kane was at the newspaper, Orson played a fast pace tone to show how fast word was getting around. Like, when the news found out Kane was having a love affair with the opera singer. The movie started playing fast paced …show more content…
Almost every time the camera pointed at Kane it was looking up at him as if he was a god and that he had a lot of power. But Orson also made it seem like Kane was really alone. In the scene where Kane goes into the big room that is dark with one little beam of light. In the room there are bod34877889y guards standing in the dark while Kane is in the light opening the box. This showed the audience that Kane was actually alone on the inside. Also when Kane is in is house and he sands in his big open room with no one there to represent that Kane again was