Analysing Short Films - Over


 


meanings and messages ;

if he was British, a lot more people would have cared


performance ;

there wasn't much in terms of speech and facial expressions because there wasn't many close ups or speech but it did seem very realistic

editing :

very slow editing, very long shots

 mise en scene :

normal London setting, cars, police tape

cinematography - long shots of police etc.

sound - lots of silence

narrative - flashbacks as timeline was going back in time from when the incident unfolded then was revealed what happened.


this might influence me as I liked the slow paced editing and how it sort of built the tension. And how there was also little speech, this added to the mystery.


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