PRESENTATION OUTLINE
Makes John seem vulnerable
Increases tension and excitement
Emphasises the significance of Lenny's tatoos
Engages audience as they feel tension through John's eyes
Safe place & Complex plan
Used to be confident, successful, educated and normal
Montage tries to piece together evidence. Red highlights damning evidence
split second clue revealed via editing
As Natalie's character is revealed
suggest forgiveness and warmth
Family and audience feel stress
Audience, trying to understand relationships, ponders why Lenny killed Teddy
Audience realises Lenny is delusional
Flashback/Restaurant/normal happy home
Wife arrested/Can't prove innocence/Busts her out
Family arrive in Venezuela, safe and together
When he finds out about Laura's tranfer
Police can trace his car. Chase Begins!
BECAUSE he's wearing Jimmy's Clothes
because he forgot he hit her!
to use Lenny beCAUSE of his "condition".
The Relationships between Characters
crucial story element for this film
The Relationships between Characters
Their relationship form foundation of story
but after breakout some from Laura's and Detective's POV
The non-linear timeline helps the audience experience his confusion
Busy city, lots of transport issues. Modern Jail.
Set in 2001 when Polaroids were still in use.
Will John's Dad help or hinder?
What role will Dodd play in Lenny's future?
alternating with B/W told chronologically until they meet with Jimmy dying
Colour: they end scene with beginning of previous scene.
before they are inflicted!
(at start, and when John contemplates evidence)
the last 3 years, the last three days, the next three days
After Laura arrested, Luke ages a lot
...helps with characterisation
unveils several narrative possibilities
contributes to the narrative
The camera pans... then cuts
The mise-en-scene helps convey...
The opening sequence is important because it helps to establish characters, their relationships and motivation.
...this is achieved by...
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