Analysis of british realsim trailers
- 1. Title Length Edits Locations Titles Music Voiceo ver Dialogue Characters Fish Tank Release date: September 11, 2009 2:00 77 edits Urban locations, Cities, Flats rather than houses, very crowded. Shows an urban London area that is a British social realism setting. Title of movie, nominations and awards would come up Background music that is urban which goes well with where the movie is set. At the end of the clip it becomes faster paced to show the speed of the time going by. None A lot of anger is used in the voices of the characters in the scene, shows more aggression. Regional accents. There was a main character of the girl as the film is centred round this girl. There is also her mother and sister and her mother’s boyfriend that are also characters. A room for Romeo Brass Release date: 1999 1:58 67 edits There were many locations such as: The Beach, Urban houses, forest, park, shops. They all show an urban area that is a British social realism setting. 21 Locations In total. Title of film, What is going to happen in the film, friends names, 9 titles. Background, upbeat non- diegetic sound that sets the mood of the film, but then also slows down towards the end. None Loads of dialogue between the two friends and the older man. Regional accents, simplistic words. Two main characters who are best friends who then meet an older man who then they become friends with. British realism clothing on all of the characters. Dead man’s shoes Release date: October 1:45 47 edits The location that was used where houses pubs, the moors on the country side these are all typically British social settings. A pub is a typically British setting. They use only 3 titles but all show anger and violence which creates tension. One of the words is vengeance so the movie looks like it will turn out to a violent Opera music was used to create tension and backs up the horror/ drama that the film is about. None Mostly regional accents that would only be In British films. Two main characters are brothers who are rooming the moors; there is also a gang of men who seem to be the local criminals in this town. Clothing shows casual clothing nothing fancy which