䦋㌌㏒㧀좈琰茞ᓀ㵂Ü | 䦋㌌㏒㧀좈琰茞ᓀ㵂Ü |
Diagetic | A camera taking a photograph, talking, cars |
Themes | The main theme I can gather from this is confusion, blue and black writing unconventional like a statement |
Connotations | Teddy could be stereotyped as a geek because of his appearance and so we feel less cautious towards him |
Editing | The cuts between the black and white, and the colour sequences are really smooth, |
Realism | Realism is a strong point as it deals with a man who has a genuine condition |
Personal opinion | 䦋㌌㏒㧀좈琰茞ᓀ㵂Ü |
Non – Diagetic | A string ensemble which is very sombre and pensive, a clock ticking, a gun firing, the inward thinking of the protagonist, droning wind noise. |
Lighting | The lighting varies between the coloured and non-coloured scenes but mostly daylight in the coloured but a darkened room in the non-coloured |
Conventions | Mystery and confusion, psychological, non-linear order of film, a heartbeat but like a clock. The use of black and white keeps the most important secrets until the end. Duel narrative, the theft of an identity, the bad guy is playful, genuine and almost like a friend |
Thursday, 20 October 2011
My analysis grid of Memento
My analysis of the opening of Memento
In the beginning the title sequence is very unconventional because there is a rising string ensemble which is very useful to the atmosphere of the film as it is very sombre and pensive which fits the film very well. Also the writing is unconventional because it is blue and black and the colour blue is not normally associated with a thriller film because it is scene as a very neutral and calm colour. Plus the film is very unconventional in the aspects that it runs in a non-linear order meaning the plot works from the end to the start, so we are plunged right at the very end of the film and we have to work our way through the plot, and try to discover the meaning and mysteries surrounding it. Finally the film has a very interesting feature as it switches between coloured segments and ones which are in black and white which can be used to signify memory and how the protagonist is also working his way through his confusion but which in turn gives us a bit of background of the main character.
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