Friday 27 February 2009

Product Research



In Memento, an independent film, during the opening, tense music is used in an continuous tempo, until the creshendo turns high pitched when the name of the film appears. This immediately suggests, apprehension will be a theme explored within the narrative of the film. In addition, the photograph is held still to imply someone staring at it and is not clear. An extreme close-up of Leonardo’s face is also used to dehumanise his character. As well as this, continuity editing is used to create intensity for the audience and keep them disorientated throughout the film. This ensures they are kept engaged and focused upon the distress the character is feeling. This also illustrates the character’s confused state of mind, giving the audience an idea that something is tormenting his mind. This is also shown through frequent flashbacks to portray remembrance.

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