Setting and Iconography - Locke - analysis of codes
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- Created on: 09-04-18 12:23
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- Setting and Iconography - analysing codes
- Building site - gives background to the narrative and who Locke is
- Self explanatory that he is a construction site manager.
- Low key lighting used with soft focus of car lights - reminds audience of where he is and his journey
- Wife cuts call when he tells her about the affair - symbolic of both of their emotions - mute sounds say a lot more than words in this moment.
- Building site - gives background to the narrative and who Locke is
- Connects to bluetooth - prepares the audience for a film based on narrative taking place over the phone - iconic because phone calls are key part to the narrative.
- Birds eye view of motorway bridges - sets the scene for where he is
- Lighting gets darker as he gets angrier, we see him through the rear view mirror which puts us in the perspective of the chair.
- Realism: windscreen wipers wipe rain away, police cars, adds to scenery and makes it less boring.
- ambient sounds at beginning to set the scene, industrial sounds, phone ringing - all elements of his life
- Dramatic music when he speaks to chair, builds tension.
- 'You have a call waiting' - busy and a lot of people waiting, we see Locke stress.
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