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How are the audience prepared for the climax in the beach scene in “Jaws?”
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How are the audience prepared for the climax in the beach scene in "Jaws?" The spectacular film "Jaws" was filmed in 1975 and directed by Steven Spielberg at the age of 27. The film was based on a book titled 'A Stillness In The Water' by Peter Benchely. The scene being analysed reflects the main plot in the book. It is set on a beach and involves a young boy, who is later attacked by a shark. The essay will analyse how the use of cinematic techniques such as lighting, colour, sound, camera shots, camera edits/movements and mise en scene help to prepare the audience for the climax in this particular scene. Lighting and colour are used effectively in preparing the audience for the climax. This is evident at the start of the scene where the atmosphere on the beach is pleasant and sunny. Natural lighting is used to make the scene...
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