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    FM1 - Exploring Film Form (Micro Analysis) The Written Analysis'

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    FM1 – Exploring Film Form (micro analysis)

    ‘The Written Analysis’

    1. How do Sound, Performance & Editing create a response from the Audience, in an
    extract from ‘True Romance’ (1993)?

    2. How do Performance & Sound create meaning for the Audience in the opening extract of
    ‘Taken’?

    3. How do Sound, Editing and Camerawork create a response from the audience, in the
    opening extract from ‘City of God’ (2002)?

    4. How do Sound and Camerawork create a response from the audience in an extract from
    ‘Carlito’s Way’ (1993)?

    (http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ULzIE_Jy_p4&feature=player_embedded#!)

    5. How do Sound, Lighting and Camerawork create a response from the audience in the
    opening scene of ‘Hostage’ (2005)?

    http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ukabvDvZBXE

    6. How do Mise en Scene and Cinematography affect our perception of Marla when we first
    see her in ‘Fight Club’.

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