In the opening of star wars episode 7 there are many genre
indicators to suggest that the film is a sci fi such as: the costume for the
characters consisting of space helmets and space suits, the weapons are very futuristic,
the location during the scene (seems to be based on a different planet), the
transport with the use of a ship to fly in and out of the planet, and the
supernatural powers (the force).
From this scene of star wars there are many questions to be
asked such as: where are they, what is the republic after, why is this artefact
so important, where do they go after leaving, why kill the man, what will they
do to the soldier, why did that one storm trooper stop attacking.
From the opening of star wars we find out that we find out
that the villain kylo ren is looking for parts of a map of some sort to look
for the legendary Luke sky walker, we also find out that kylo ren is not scared
to kill as he kills that old man who was being questioned and we also find out
that kylo ren has the power to use the force.
In this opening there are a wide range of effective sounds
from the non-diegetic sound to the diegetic sound from a gun for example such
as: when the ship lands the soundtrack
is used effectively to show that they are more dominant and feared from the civilians,
with the sounds of the blaster it links to the genre indicators of the weapons
being futuristic, the screams and yells from the villagers suggest that they
are all in pain and are scared and lastly the sound that is used as the kylo
ren stops the bullet/beam with the force creates a very scary feeling towards
the character and also shows how powerful the man is.
In this opening there are many uses of camera shots and
angles such as: right off the bat as they land there us a low angle long shot
with this shot it suggests the dominance towards the villagers, there is an
establishing shot showing the village and the villagers in this shows how many
and how big the area is for them, there are many close ups pf key characters
showing emotion and also allowing the characters to speak their dialogue.
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