- Flashback
- Panning on Landscape
- Narrations
- Chase scene
- Fight/shoot out
- Title Sequence
Film
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Genre
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Conventions
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Style of opening
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Info in credits
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Narrative/story line of film
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Pretty Woman
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Romantic/comedy
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Non-Digetic music-piano sets up romantic genre, characters, pan of landscape, titles
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Panning of landscape/scenery. Shows audience location-
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Production company
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Aimed at women, love story.
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Dark Knight
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Action/superhero
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Non Digetic Music-dramatic, builds tension. Introduction to a main Villain.
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Action, robbery, fight. Introduction to character,
The casual introduction of violence so early in the beginning of the movie suggests that violence is going to be a constant thing in the movie.
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Style of credits has been changed to suit style of genre. production company
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Hero VS Villain
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Final Destination
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Horror/thriller
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Non-Digetic music- sinister and creates tension, pan of fairground, Digetic sounds of fairground rides/games –make it familiar but they are loud and therefore, make the audience feel uncomfortable.
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Title Sequence,, introduction to characters
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Designers, producers, actors-main members of cast and crew.
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Fate/destiny – suggested by the cards
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Pulp Fiction
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Comedy/action
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Title sequence, Introduction to characters
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Character introduction
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Actors, title
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Crime stories
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The shining
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Horror/thriller
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Non Digetic music builds tension and fear due to its resemblance to wailing, Title Sequence
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Establishing shot, view of landscape-sets scene, shows audience the isolation- far out in the middle of the mountains. Titles over the top of opening shot.
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Actors, key crew members, producers
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Shows house is in the middle of nowhere-car driving for a long time-isolation, raises question
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