The next shot is a slightly high neutral view of the antagonist when he realises something has been taken from his office. The angle is used to show the sudden panic this antagonist is feeling, making him seem vulnerable. The background music stops at this point as well making the scene completely silent for a second which mounts up the tension for the reveal of the protagonist shortly after. The reveal of the protagonist is a pan to the left of the other antagonist moving from a close up of the antagonist to an over the shoulder shot revealing the protagonist. This camera movement and change of scene without a cut suggests that these characters already have some form of a relationship. It also sets up that the 180® rule will start being followed from the antagonists left.
Monday, 26 October 2015
Opening sequence textual analysis: Casino Royale SHOT 6
The next shot is a slightly high neutral view of the antagonist when he realises something has been taken from his office. The angle is used to show the sudden panic this antagonist is feeling, making him seem vulnerable. The background music stops at this point as well making the scene completely silent for a second which mounts up the tension for the reveal of the protagonist shortly after. The reveal of the protagonist is a pan to the left of the other antagonist moving from a close up of the antagonist to an over the shoulder shot revealing the protagonist. This camera movement and change of scene without a cut suggests that these characters already have some form of a relationship. It also sets up that the 180® rule will start being followed from the antagonists left.
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