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Imagine that youhave been asked to contribute an article to a book about cinema aimed at young film goers who want to broaden their knowledge and understanding of movies.
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Imagine that you have been asked to contribute an article to a book about cinema aimed at young film goers who want to broaden their knowledge and understanding of movies. Your article, entitled 'In Focus' should analyse two extracts from different films, comparing and contrasting the techniques used by the directors in order to achieve their desired effects. Iain MacCormick 10D 31.10.04 Word Count ............................................................................................................ 'In Focus' By Iain MacCormick, Chief correspondent, The Independent When we enjoy a film we rarely stop to consider what it is about that film that made it special. What is it that distinguishes a really great film from a more mundane one? If we are to really appreciate movies we need to look more closely at the way directors use a variety of techniques to bring the plot to life and to make their movie distinctive. To demonstrate this I have selected two of my favourite films and have analysed a...
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