Tuesday 9 September 2014

Short Film Analysis:All that Remains




Title: All That Remains
Director: Gold Point Films (Youtube)


Technique
Effect(Analysis)
Camera
·         Tracking
·         Zoom on machete when drawn
·         Drifter is shown in longshot
·         Pan up from skull to drifter
·         Drifter is often shown alone in longshots, presents the ideas of loneliness, solitude
·         Zoom on machete at eye level, audience will focus on blood on machete, sense of familiarity can cause discomfort/ fear
·         Drifter doesn’t react to the skeleton as being unusual
Editing
·         Arrows are edited in
·         Blood splatters added on impacts
·         Use of parallel editing
·         Short-reverse-shot
·         Use of blood splatters and gore adds to the ideas of realism as audience realises the characters bleed like any other human
·         Parallel editing shows events happen rarely, however they are fast paced and don’t last long
Sound
·         Foley sounds
·         Ambience Music
·         Use of Foley sounds adds dramatic effect to less dramatic actions, footsteps etc.
·         Ambient sounds only plays whilst the drifter is on screen, presents a sense of solitude
·         Use of footstep sounds presents an idea of exhaustion
Mis-en-scene
·         Costumes – Dark/ Black/ Brown Leather Jackets, scrapped clothing, ragged, cloaks
·         Lighting – Light brown filter
·         Setting – Wasteland, Barren, desert
·         Props – Gun, Machete, Bow, fake blood, Dismemberment
·         Use of clothes which resemble everyday life clothing creates an uneasy relation between the characters and the audience, makes them feel the reality presented is possible
·         Dull brown tint adds to the settings idea of deserted and barren
·         Use of violence and warfare using weapons used in reality adds a sense of familiarity.
Titles
·         Single Title used, channel/ directing groups name
·         Presents the idea that the ones who made the film wanted its audience to focus more on the film, and less on them

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