Analyzing an Opening Scene to a film ‘Honey’
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=F6golSetr20
Sound:
Sound is very important within a
dance film .To help set the tone mood and atmosphere. Non-diegetic music is
used to reflect the narrative events such as dance battles. Diegetic sound is
used in the dialogue between the characters as it reveals there place within
the film this shows that the genre is Dance as you know who is the dance rivals
right from the start.
Camera Angles:
A close-up shot is used to show the character Honey Daniels. An establishing shot is used of
the setting that is the night club; this establishes where the narrative is
going to take place.A two shot is used of the characters Honey and her friend to
show their relationship of friendship and trust. A tracking shot follows the action when Honey Daniels takes
to the dance for and starts to show the night club her dance moves, to reveal
to the audience that she will be the main character within this film, this
engages them because they want to see what Honey Daniels does outside of
partying with her friends.
Props/ costumes:
The audience can see that the
character is wearing sporty clothing that is usually seen on dancers. this
shows that she will be dancing in this film. This is typical of the genre because
all dancers are in films seen to be wearing these clothes as they seem to brake
in to dance at any situation that they can.
Clichés:
Noticeable clichés are used in the
opening scene such as a Attractive female taking the lead and having her dance
rival to be very fake and have a lot of male attention. This engages the
audience as they recognise these features and can predict what is going to
happen in the narrative.
Sound:
Sound is very important within a
dance film .To help set the tone mood and atmosphere. Non-diegetic music is
used to reflect the narrative events such as dance battles. Diegetic sound is
used in the dialogue between the characters as it reveals there place within
the film this shows that the genre is Dance as you know who is the dance rivals
right from the start.
Camera Angles:
A close-up shot is used to show the character Honey Daniels. An establishing shot is used of
the setting that is the night club; this establishes where the narrative is
going to take place.A two shot is used of the characters Honey and her friend to
show their relationship of friendship and trust. A tracking shot follows the action when Honey Daniels takes
to the dance for and starts to show the night club her dance moves, to reveal
to the audience that she will be the main character within this film, this
engages them because they want to see what Honey Daniels does outside of
partying with her friends.
Props/ costumes:
The audience can see that the
character is wearing sporty clothing that is usually seen on dancers. this
shows that she will be dancing in this film. This is typical of the genre because
all dancers are in films seen to be wearing these clothes as they seem to brake
in to dance at any situation that they can.
Clichés:
Noticeable clichés are used in the
opening scene such as a Attractive female taking the lead and having her dance
rival to be very fake and have a lot of male attention. This engages the
audience as they recognise these features and can predict what is going to
happen in the narrative.