Opening sequence, media language, mise-en-scene
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Casino royal- James bond shoots and kills an unknown man and then it goes into a title sequence with cartoon animations that dip in and out of reality. SAW IV- Two people seem to be trapped. One of them move and realise that they have triggered something like a timer. A spot light is used on the women in a single shot then later use on the man. They are greeted by a puppet on a TV screen and it tells them they must cut things off their body to survive and whoever weights the most will survive. Hanna- The start of the movie tells us who made the movie and who its presented by. It starts with a natural lighting on an icy scene. There are swans and other wild creatures. Its very silent with a little girl sat behind some trees looking at the deer. She shoots it with an arrow and its runs. She follows it onto the ice and it collapses and she says "I just missed your heart" then shoots it in the head with a gun. The Dark Knight- Warner brothers title shows on...
LFD and Audience Participation
Stranger things Which sites can audiences use to consume and respond? Stranger things is only available legally on Netflix as it is a Netflix original series. You can watch it on illegal pirate sites or download it off of them. But its better to watch it legally obviously. Most people from fandoms eat can respond to episodes on social networking sites like Facebook and Instagram. Although twitter seems to be the most popular place for people to comment about the series. This is probably because people can follow different fan accounts or follow the hashtag trend. People are able to write reviews or see reviews of the series on sites like IMDB, Rotten Tomatoes and TV.com. You are able to find out extra information on wikipedia and add your own input to it. What products can audiences consume these sites? They can watch trailers on Youtube or see adds or promotions of it on places like Facebook, twitter or Instagram. You can see information on wikipedia. How can audiences ...
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