Wall-E Film Analysis

Leonardo DiCaprio, who plays the role of Gatsby, acts out the mysterious aura that surrounds Gatsby. Daisy was also described as beautiful and charming, which is what Luhrmann did in the first scene with Daisy. Some say that the movie was not an accurate representation of the book because of added scenes and modern music, however this does not take away from the representation, instead they add to the story to help bring out the emotion in the scenes. The added scenes help elaborate on scenes that the audience might not completely comprehend. The modern music is a unique addition into the movie which takes place in the 1920s.the modern music helps to not only explain a scene, but help the modern age feel more into the movie.

Burton uses sound in his movies to do exactly that. In his movies, he uses non-diegetic sound to help build suspense and to entertain the viewer. In Miss Peregrine’s Home for Peculiar Children, Burton builds suspense by using very intense music that only the viewer can hear as Jake goes to open a door, thus making the viewer sit on the edge of their seat waiting for the next couple of seconds to define the fate of the character. In Big Fish, Burton uses a dark and menacing musical tone while Edward is fighting with the big fish for his wedding ring back; then, right when he released the fish, the music changed to a mystical and happy tone to express Edward’s triumph and to add to the beauty of that scene. In Edward Scissorhands, the music varies throughout the whole movie.

When there is a new time in the movie, there are played music that was popular in the year that the movie is in at that point. This is important to make the viewers understand witch time the movie is in all the time and they don 't have to wonder about that. There is also some special effects, for example when the bombs are dropped in Vietnam during Forrest 's time in the army. This makes the movie more exiting because the bombing makes the movie seem a lot more real. The ping pong ball was also a special effect witch made it look like Forrest was hitting a ball, because it would be very difficult to film if it was a real ball.

Editing Temporal and graphic relations deal with the relations between shots. Temporal relations refer to the time presented and graphic relations refer to the shapes. These decisions in the editing were made by the director and are an important aspect in how the audience views the film. In both "Hotline Bling" and SHERLOCK JR., the editing shows temporal and graphic relations along with continuity and discontinuity between shots.

To begin the movie scene was better, because the music and sound effects you really get to see what's going on in the movie and get a better picture in the movie than the book. “Somebody kicked me hard in the ribs and I yelped in spite of myself. some soc had knocked me out one of the four bunched and was kicking me as hard as he can.” In both the movie and the book in this

Movie posters are important marketing tools used to persuade potential viewers to visit the theater and purchase a ticket to see the film. Posters create a specific feeling about the upcoming film, establish a setting, introduce characters, highlight star talent, and create a perception about the genre. Successful posters inspire me to learn more about the film’s subject matter and potentially visit the box office to buy a ticket. Poor attempts at a poster will leave me confused and disoriented with the intended subject. After seeing a successful poster, viewers can use rhetorical devices to discuss how the poster is attempting to market the upcoming film.

Production design, flower shops, café, toys George Melies sells, costumes, and the equipment people uses all demonstrated the time setting convincingly to the viewers. Additionally, the cinematographic style and sound track all collaborated well in this film. Using the accordion in the soundtrack it enhanced the Parisian style of the film. Continuing, the lightning and the color of the production design created an effect of fairy tale world, and with the tracking shot cinematographer decided to use on Hugo, made the viewer experience what Hugo experience in the film. However, the duration time of the film was long and slightly tedious at some points.

Catcher in the Rye For the project, I chose to complete the movie poster. I decided to assign this to myself because I think if a movie has an eye catching and intriguing poster, the movie may incline more of an interest to view. Another reason I chose the poster was, as an artistic individual, I believe this was the perfect fit as an assignment, it would make work easier, more enjoyable and engaging. By choosing the movie poster it assisted with an increase of learning and understanding repetitiveness and connecting it to the main theme of the story, which the poster depicts. There are many ways to display what the story was, I believe a big part of the story was about saving and protecting innocence.

Music’s role in animation can also be to set the scene , which I came to realize in Monsters’ inc. For example, when Mike and Sully

These techniques in his films set a certain mood/tone based on the story. These are the things that consider him an amazing film director, and also unique. The most important cinematic technique in Burton’s films is sound or in other words music. The main effect

It certainly isn’t around the music or the orchestra or the audience, however, it is the interconnection of all these elements that makes music alive. Being a film composer means that you will be the catalyst to trigger the crowd’s sensations. Film composing requires an abundance of creativity and technicality; it is the composer 's job to understand the setting of the scenes in the movie, and translate the atmosphere through music by writing melodies and themes that complement to the film. One online journal called The Journal of Film Music explains how the musicological study of film evolved over time.

This use of motion to change from one scene to the other conveyed to the audience a change in time or scene. This technique worked well with the other elements used in the film, especially since there was not direct timeline and instead a story telling and flashback approach was used. The wipe motion allowed for the audience to know when one scene or time period ended and the next scene or memory/time began. An example of where the wipe motion was very effectively used during one of the opera scenes to move the audience from the operat performance to the audience at the opera and their reactions to the performance (Welles,

Sound is a very vital part of all films. The concept of sound may seem to be less important than the visual, but this is not the case. Sound and visuals are equal in their importance to the making of films. Meet the Robinsons is an animated film in which a boy travels to the future and meets his family. Throughout this film vocal sounds, music, and environmental sounds contribute to the theme, feelings, and characters.

Tim Burton, a widely known and highly celebrated director and producer of several movies including Big Fish, Edward Scissorhands, and the 2005 version of Charlie and The Chocolate Factory were provided life by Burton’s unique usage of cinematic techniques. Burton’s handling of music was beyond spectacular as he could easily alter the mood of a scene in a matter of seconds. Not to mention his utilization of shots to capture specific angles and to aid the audience in understanding certain things such as height differences. A common technique in most of Burton’s films is the flashback which guides the audience in understanding a character's past. In this essay, I will be analyzing Tim Burton’s uses music, the long shot and the flashback.

How did the sound of The Witch shape the audience's understanding of the film? Sound shapes the audience's understanding by shaping the audience's attention, feeling and by the revealing character. Firstly, the sound shapes the audience's attention by utilizing increased volumes of sound in specific points. For instance, in the scene of Caleb and the "young women" went from a very quiet whistling and opera singing that increased as Caleb went closer to the woman and reached its highest volume with the sound of a bass drum when the witch's hand is revealed.