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    Simien Camera Angles

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    In addition to characterization, Simien uses camera angle to demonstrate the diversity of racial identities and engage the viewer. Camera angles can be seen as very distinct and unique throughout the movie and were used to demonstrate power identities. In the first section of the movie, we can infer from camera angles alone that Sam maintains power over the rest of the black community in the election process. The inference comes from the fact that we, as the viewers, see the speech from another black student’s perspective where we are looking up to Sam. This view is symbolic of Sam’s power. Another power appearance that is demonstrated through camera angles occurs later in the story in a conversation between Sophie, the president’s daughter, and Troy, the previous president of Armstrong-Parker and son of Dean Fairbanks.…

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    Parallax Camera Angles

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    Some people usually have a confused look on them whenever they hear the word Parallax. Parallax or image focus adjustment accomplishes two things; focuses the image on the scope and allows the shooter to estimate the distance to the target. The parallax is an adjustment where the focal plane of the rifle scope is offset to the target while looking through the scopes reticle. The parallax is basically an optical illusion needing correction and should not be confused with the focus. Changing a…

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    Tim Burton Camera Angles

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    Tim Burton has several angles in the movie.Tim Burton uses amazing camera angles.What I mean by that is some camera angles that are really far but look like they're close to the object .In Burton’s film he uses camera angles that show every detail of the film .Let's say the author is saying or explaining something about the factory the camera with go there and film the part the author is talking about.Tim Burton also uses amazing exaggerated sound effects there nice an loud and they are very…

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    with the help of Mr. Miyagi he is able to find balance within himself. The director does an brilliant job of portraying the them of balance with the use of distinct sounds and abstract camera angles. The use of background sounds in the film play a major role in maintaining the theme of balance. The music that is played throughout the movie foreshadows what is going to happen. For example, there is suspenseful and dark music whenever they Cobra Kai are around. The suspenseful music that is…

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    heat” scene, we get a better understanding of the weather, the emotions, and the racial hatred which puts such a strain on the neighborhood. We understand what is happening during the scene with Lee’s use of color, angles, sound and the way he portrays certain…

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    The close-up and mid-range shots help the audience observe the commitment, Rebecca especially, put into living out her fantasy. Rebecca is known as the ring leader of the robberies as well as presents the most disconnection between what’s reality and fantasy between the teenagers. The two different angles play a collective role in playing out the fantasy the teenagers want to live. In the initial scene when Marc was on his computer looking through the blogs, the computer screen was a close-up…

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    The Witch Analysis

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    then starts to dry heave. The camera becomes noticeably shaky when this happens, adding to the sudden increased gravity of the shot and allowing the audience to experience the nausea as well. Suddenly, a large object appears to be coming out of Caleb’s mouth, and he then vomits it onto the floor. A shallow focus shot shows that it is a bloody apple. This is quite unexpected, but if one has been paying attention, the apple is actually a key to one of the film’s themes. During the film’s first…

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    During the course of the film, there were interesting camera angles utilized. As an illustration, when Nick and Tom both visited an apartment complex with the McKees, the camera angles were able to capture a man playing a trumpet on the apartment complex from a distance – I found it fascinating as it captures the essence of a typical day in American cities during the Jazz age. Also, there was a great amount of pan-and-zooming which allows the viewers to take a glimpse of the overall landscape of…

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    In the movie Lost in Translation, it’s about two characters, with the names of Bob and Charlotte, and how they become friends on a trip. Bob is a man on a business trip for a few weeks and ends up meeting and becoming friends with Charlotte. A few thing that were interesting of the film was the camera angles of some shots, the lighting, and the sounds. During the film, there are some shots that come from the back of the character to moving over so you can see over the characters shoulder. There…

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    In Edward Scissorhands, various camera angles are used to help tell the story. For example, the opening scene of the film shows the abandoned castle where Edward lives in the distance through the window, which then pans out over the shoulder of Kim when she is in her elder years. This has already told us that something happened with the castle and Kim in the past. As the scene moves on to re-tell the story, an establishing shot over the suburban pastel coloured houses up to the castle is made.…

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