- The first shot is the sharks point of view as it swims.
- We hear non-diegetic low, stringed music - associated with the shark.
- Camera tracks past kids around the campfire.
- Fire is source of light.
- Girl and boy on edge of the group - Outsiders.
- Medium close up of the girl, bars (fencing) behind her representing that she is trapped.
- High angle shot of the beach meaning they are vulnerable/weak.
- The boy and girl leave the fire (the heat/warmth, the light, the people) into the darkness all around them.
- Whilst they were running into darkness they were surrounded by bars.
- As they ran further the music slowly fades away only leaving the sound of their voices and the waves of the sea.
- When she goes into the water it's a long shot which is very calm in the moonlight and it seems peaceful.
- Sunset symbolises the sun is going down, the end of the day and the end of her life.
- There was a cut from a long shot to a close shot which brings the audience to her level.
- The music comes back, a long shot of the girl swimming from the sharks point.
- Sound stops because she dies.
- It goes back to being peaceful as if nothing had even happened.
Friday, 2 October 2015
Mise-en-scene- Opening scene of Jaws
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