Opening Scene - Cinematography Flashcards

(29 cards)

1
Q

What are examples of cinematography techniques?

A

Flashes of Extreme CU of teeth, face

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What is the meaning of the extreme CU?

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Spectator is positioned with the residents perspectives

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3
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Who’s perspective are we seeing?

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The chickens

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What could the crash zooms mean?

A

Represent the forever changing lifestyle in the favelas

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What does the POV of the chicken show?

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Other chickens being killed, fleeing

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6
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Where is tight framing prominent?

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In the Alleyways

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What could the tight framing in the alleyways mean?

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Claustrophobic, overwhelmed feeling of life in the favelas
Feeling of imprisonment

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What style of cinematography is it?

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A restless style

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9
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How can we see that there is a party?

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Caipirinha drinks, chicken skewers, talking gang with community

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10
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What does the circling shot do?

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Morphs Rocket into a young boy

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What does the circling shot depict?

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A 360 view of how the favela has evolved from the 1960s to 1980s

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What does the circular shot help to establish?

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How life has always been difficult in the favelas

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13
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What sentence does the Dutch Angle capture?

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“If you run away they get you, but if you stay, they get you too”

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14
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What does the Dutch Angle mean in film?

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An imbalance

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15
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What does the Dutch Angle depict here?

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This isn’t right (abnormal) - the police should be protecting the civilians

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16
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How is the kid stuck in the crossfire shown?

17
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What does the slow-mo of the kid show?

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Children are always the main targets

18
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What could the 360 turn indicate of the police and gang?

A

Overarching issues in society -
Police vs Gang

19
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What does the LS of the gang show?

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Diversity of mixed ethnicities = the makeup of the favela

20
Q

How is location portrayed?

A

Birds eye view

21
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What does the 360 cross dissolve into?

A

A graphic match cut

22
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How is the chicken being tracked?

A

Through the shaky HH camera

23
Q

What does the chicken tracking mean?

A

Life is chaotic, survival is all they know

24
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Where is the Repeat Action shown?

A

Pushing the civilian

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What does the Repeat Action show?
Violence in the favela
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Small proximity of gang with civilians?
Proximity shows that there is a community
27
How is the chicken seeing other chickens/things?
Cross reverse shot
28
What do the rapid cuts and short cut durations signify?
The speed and intensity of life in the favelas
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What could the rapid cuts also signify?
How quickly life can be taken away