My Findings
What I have found from my research is that the locations
that the films are shot in are a real variety of places from studios to hotels
but I think that the main aim of deciding to use any kind of location it is
important that the image translates to screen in a very natural way. It is
meant to be as realistic as possible. Again this is because of the idea that a
lot of these films are biographical but also because these types of film rely
on the quality of the acting almost more than anything else.
I have also really struggled with whom or what institutions
make these kinds of crime films. I just cannot seem to find out who makes them.
They are all really different from each other and they are all done by
different people. It does seem though that the one common feature is that all
of the films that I have analysed seem to have been really expensive films to
make and that they often need a star studded cast to make them work.
The opening sequences
are all about the way that the story is set up. What I have learnt from this is
that my opening sequence really has to show what the story is about which is
why I have decided to use a flashback in my film because it shows that the
story is all about the end point it gives the film direction and tells the
audience where the film is going to go what makes the story interesting is how
they get there. The opening sequence also has to set up the pace of the film to
show whether it is going to be fast or slow and whether the film is all about
the sequence of motion and what is going to happen in that moment or is it
about the little moments in the film all the detail and is it about getting the
audience to question things or just to accept them as they are.
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