Camerawork Analysis

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 Hacksaw Ridge

https://www.imdb.com/title/tt2119532/?ref_=nv_sr_srsg_0

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The camera shot used in this frame is an Extreme Wide Shot. As you can see, it ranges across the battlefield capturing the explosions and chaos.
The sound of this frame was orchestra action music, capturing the awe of the shot. It does suit it, as this shot is rather majestic in a terrifying way.
The setting is a war torn piece of land situated near a cliff. The overall colour is a mirky, muddy bare tone of death, with the bright oranges bursting from the explosions. 

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The Camera shot in this frame, yet again is an Extreme Wide Shot. It captures the many men surging up through the battlefield whilst hell is erupting around them.
The sound during this frame was a suspenseful eerie increasing-in-pitch noise, indicating a ghastly atmosphere.
The setting is a deathly, destroyed stretch of land similar to the last frame. It's also again very mirky and smoky from the soullessness of the land.

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The Camera shot for this frame i believe is a Full Shot. It captures all of Desmond's body as he drags a casualty to safety.
The sound to this frame was an eruptive orchestra climax as desmond quickly avoided danger and carried the injured soldier out of main danger.
The colour of the whole scene is a grey and brown mix with a couple piercings of orange and fire, and the browny colour of the soldier uniforms

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Comments

  1. Miss Mac5 November 2020 at 04:27

    Excellent analysis Jed! You've identified and shot types and sound and explained their effects. Well done.

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