POST 14: TASK - CLIFF SCENE PLAN -GOLD RUSH


PLAN – THE GOLD RUSH (CABIN ROCKING SCENE)

*Setting: 

- Set Inside and outside of their home. ( Unrestricted Narrative -The audience knows something that the characters don’t) – Builds up tension – comparisons could link to the characters relationship

- In winter conditions

*costume/makeup

- They wake up the next morning on the cliff – wearing the same clothes/shoes (Charlie still wearing one shoe which shows he only has one pair.)

- Moustaches were very popular in the 1925’s

- very limited with money#

*Props

- table

*Lighting

-the two sources of light contrast each other (inside/outside)

- due to limited technology they didn’t have lighting equipment. (only hand-held cameras.)

*Camera angles and Movement/Expression

- only hand-held cameras

- wide shots

-a lot of movement through their bodies and the house itself.

-their expression and movement illustrates their feelings

-movement builds up tension for the audience

*Non-diegetic and diegetic (sound)

- Non- diegetic sound (Additional music)

- Most action-packed scene – need to grab audience’s attention.

-contains sub titles to explain the situation which is clear to the audience.

- No dialogue (silent Film)

*Editing

- Many back and forth shots

-black and white film

- Edited sound over film

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