Urban Legend
Camera shots, angles, and setup
- names of actors and film are shown in midrange shot
- do panning shot to car driving and almost being hit
- long shot on abandoned gas station
- closeup of person behind girl in car with axe= see outline of person and axe which creates fear
Editing
- observe girl actions through eyes of someone offscreen or to her side
- continuity editing used to make change of location from car driving through countryside to university seem natural
- fade out and size change used on actors name
Mise en Scene
- people dressed casually
- gas attendant dressed in grungy clothing and seems threatening
- setting= abandoned gas station= typical horror setting
- university= typical american horror setting
Sound
- starts off with stereotypical quiet horror movie music which seems part of the rain
- becomes radio in murder victims car
- stammer of gas station attendant makes warning girl impossible and makes inocuous gas station seem creepy
- girls scream is loudest noise in opening ten minutes
- music gets louder when murder is being done
- gender
- age
- disability
- restricted= only sees from one group of peoples ideas
The Changeling
Camera shots, angles, composition
- opens with closeup on names of cast
- establishing shot of snow and background mountains used to tell where you are as well as character dialogue
- mid- range shot used of family pushing car along road
- closeup of father making phonecall
- midshot of carcrash and mother and daughter diving out of the way
- moving shot of man walking from work in city
- closeup of gates to apartment/house
- establishing long shot used when man arrives at mansion in woods
- continuity editing used to make changes between locations seem smooth
- fade out used on names of actors and movie names
- people dressed formally= gives impression of maturity
- props= antiques in manor house
- setting= goes from rural to urban and back to rural again
- starts with voices talking/arguing quietly and gets louder
- loudest sounds are car crash and fathers piano playing
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