Tuesday, 15 October 2013

Dark knight


Dark knight
Shots and actions
Single long establishing shot sets the scene in a city and then surprises the viewer by having a window smash, which tells the viewer that trouble, is occurring. Scenes cut between two events continuously throughout to give the impression the events are occurring at the same time. Close ups show the two bank robbers talking which is used very effectively to show this as there is very little suggestion they are talking otherwise. A mix of medium and close ups is used to show detail of the actions of the thieves, this draws attention to what they are doing and expressions of the characters. At the beginning the clips are fairly long but speed up as the action starts.
Mise en scene
The thieves’ costumes add an air of mystery to them and raise questions among the audience as well as making the thieves easily identifiable from each other. The lighting of the main customer area in the bank is well lit as expected while the areas the other thieves are in has lower level lighting to show they are outside of the area they should be in as if they are ‘behind the scenes’ of the bank.

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