Deckard Sequence

Choosing the sequence of the film -The scene opens with a beautiful location going to Bradbury building(the hiding spot of Pris), resembling a an apartment complex in European classical look -Aspects of mise-en-scene make the world seem realistic and like they are really happening; though these images are unfamiliar
-the audience is able to relate further into an unrelatable, futuristic setting. -Background filled with neon, bright lights. -These differences represent the difference between inherent human society which appears to be dark and shadowed, and the delving into the unknown and how exciting and mysterious it can be.

Choosing this sequence was mostly due to the fact that beautiful elements were utilized in this excerpt, ground-level shots, aerial shots as well as low level shots were utilized and they all aided to a larger understanding of Deckards character and motifs of the story such as isolation, unknown adventure, and inevitability.. …show more content…
A moment passes by and a car flies past the camera heading into the lights, metaphorically symbolizing an adventure into the inevitable change of the future to make it more relevant.

-The director chose to use his framing at his advantage, he uses a distinct contrast between the high and low camera angles. When Deckard first enters the scene, he is filmed from a higher angle, this shows Deckard as a character who is vulnerable, which is a rare trait for this character to have. The following scene presents Deckard in a close up view where his emotions are placed on more of a human scale. Deckard is experiencing isolation through his exhibit of emotion in the close up shot, and this emotion is juxtaposed with vulnerability to emphasize the both and really characterize