The shipping mews
Zooming in,
this is done in the first few seconds of the trailer, zooming of what is meant to seem to us as the audience some of the most crucial or viatl moments of the film / movie... still images of faces and locations, moreso the main protagonist (the father) and his family.
fade into black,
this happened after what appeared to be either the mans wife or girlfriend had an distute which resulted in the female character walking out.
three quarter shot,
the main protagonist and young child are left just stood there in silence,
panning,
this happened to fully portray the change of mood, location and scenery.
snap shots of scenery...
this showed an old decreped building, beautiful landmarks / views mostly of open spaces, and natural atmophere. to me all this showed a level of content aslmost happiness for this family...
inverting of colours,
comfirmation of the above...
Birds eye view into pan-shot
this is the end of the trailer, this pracrtically wraps up the whole storyline of the movie / film quite neetly. the begining of the film being seemingly drepressing, with a family of drowntroden hopes, low if any optimism and not much of a nuclear assumed touch and closeness... but by the end of this trailer its like, all, any and every hope and dream is possible and can be achieved.
jadine watkis
WAT09111520
[back date: 18-09-09]
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