The speed of the clips, writing and music builds up a very tense and aggressive atmosphere. ... The loud, opera-style music provides tension, in contrast with the soft, mellow music from when we meet Romeo; this example you can see how the variation of music can create different moods and impressions. I think that the non - diagetic music was used well in the film; it gave all the moods that were needed. ... Camera shots and angles move smoothly through long, to mid, and close up, and from high to eye to low level according to the atmosphere he wishes to create. ... This shows different moo...

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This choice of lighting helps to set a mood that fits for a story that is taking place during a war. ... In this series of frames the mood is much happier, and is conveyed through the use of much more light. ... The many different lighting techniques in the film help to create many different moods and emotions. ... This in turn helps to express the intense emotions such as loss and depression that Rick feels, as well as create an atmosphere that is fitting for a story that is taking place during a war. ... Lastly, The use of neutral gray lighting that is used during the climax of the film crea...

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In this essay the five components listed above will be explored and analysed in order see how they work to create meanings and establish themes. ... The lightening throughout the first scene creates powerful imagery. ... Sound is an extremely important factor in "The Limey" as it allows the audience to realise the mood of the scene. ... The stillness and intensity of the scene where Wilson brings out the newspaper clipping and address on the back of an opened envelope cause him emotion and therefore exaggerating the atmosphere of mystery and disconcert that is later to be unfolded. ... Th...

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