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Mele Leaaetalafoou by Mele Leaaetalafoou

Todorovs Narrative Theory by Mele Leaaetalafoou

Stuart Hall's Reception Theory by Mele Leaaetalafoou

Brainstorm:    Questions:     1. Who do you introduce character-wise and why? For my Characters I have created a, Mother, Daughter and a Kidnapper.  MOTHER: Is a classic hardworking busy mum, but also a loving mum. she is wearing a floral        dress. She  is  a ged 28 and is a single mother and has an only child named, Amanda . CHILD: A girl, blonde, 4 years old, wearing classic pinkish shorts with matching T-shirt and shoes. KIDNAPPER: Average height, wearing a black hat, black sunglasses, black leather jacket with      blue denim  jeans. He is a typical 'bad guy' wearing all black and not showing the audience what he looks like, covering his identity with things such as, glasses and a hat. In the story I introduce the Mother and Child first, together because they are family and         are attending  this fun-fair together. They are like the main-characters. I introduce the...

Question: Assess how the sequence manages the bridge between 'heavy' and 'light' moods. As we watch through this Sherlock short film, we can see multiple media techniques, including the following Four Key Technical Elements: Camera, Editing, Sound, and Mise-en-scene. We also get this bridge between 'heavy' and 'light' moods shown in several different ways throughout the film.  From the beginning of the film, we are introduced to a wide establishing shot in an isolated pool, this immediately creates a sense of suspense as the setting is very dark, and there is no one around. This automatically gives us this sense of a 'heavy' mood through how suspenseful the scene is.  The location also adds to this effect as it has been deliberately picked, according to how the storyline occurs. This location fits perfectly with how the villain has planned to kill sherlock, as this place is desolate and Far away from where any people may be surrounding. It is als...