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Level 2 cinematic techniques

A chase sequence typically features fast-paced action music and sound effects like footsteps and screeching cars. Visually, chase sequences use a variety of shots like close-ups, long shots, and point-of-view shots to establish locations and build tension. The document discusses analyzing example chase sequences from films to identify these common cinematic techniques, including sound design and shot selection. Students are divided into groups to analyze assigned scenes and answer questions about the sound and visual elements used and how they construct tension. The goal is to learn how sound and images work together to create compelling chase sequences across different films.

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Chase Sequence and cinematic techniques L2 Media
Can anyone give an example? What is a chase sequence ?
What do you expect to see in a chase sequence?
What do you expect to hear during a chase sequence?
Now we are going to watch some sequences and see if we were right?
TheFirstisHot Fuzzfootchase.  https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SbmNq-LBLjI
Whatdidwe noticeabout soundandvisual? Writedownsomenotes andfeedback. Wereyouright?
Whatdidwe noticeabout soundandvisual?  Sound.  (Non diegetic sound) Outside the film world only what the audience hear  Fast paced action music  (diegetic sound) sounds inside the film world  Foley ie: Running footsteps, breaking fences, wind (the internal environment ambience, Audio dialogue replacement.  Sound effects to build the soundscape, supermarket announcement, screeching cars  Visual  Selection of close-ups holding on character – comedic timing or dramatic timing  Long shots of fast paced running, POV shots, mid shots to establish the location, Full length shots to establish character in environment. Ie: Law verses order.
TheMatrix https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=u31OjOPF-ZI
What did we notice about sound and visual? Write down some notes and feedback. Were you right?
Whatdidwe noticeabout soundandvisual?  Sound.  (Non diegetic sound) Outside the film world only what the audience hear  Fast paced action music  (diegetic sound) sounds inside the film world  Foley ie: Running footsteps, breaking fences, wind (the internal environment ambience, Audio dialogue replacement.  Sound effects to build the soundscape, gun shots, electrical sounds, screeching cars  Visual  Selection of close-ups holding on character – comedic timing or dramatic timing  Long shots of fast paced running, POV shots, mid shots to establish the location, Full length shots to establish character in environment. Ie: Law verses order. Good vs evil
Final Clip Kung Fu Hustle https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=l8n2z5g4jnw
What did we notice about all of them?
Yestheyallhave thesamesound andvisual  Sound.  (Non diegetic sound) Outside the film world only what the audience hear  Fast paced action music  (diegetic sound) sounds inside the film world  Foley ie: Running footsteps, breaking fences, wind (the internal environment ambience, Audio dialogue replacement.  Sound effects to build the soundscape, gun shots, electrical sounds, screeching cars  Visual  Selection of close-ups holding on character – comedic timing or dramatic timing  Long shots of fast paced running, POV shots, mid shots to establish the location, Full length shots to establish character in environment. Ie: Law verses order. Good vs evil.
We call these Cinematic Techniques.
Youwillnow complete yourownanalysisinsmall groupsusinga scenegiven to yourgroup.
Group 1: Tell no one chase sequence https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=swdfDnQiBtw Group 2: Point Break Foot chase https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eXIaUI0JWKU Group 3: Bourne Supremacy Berlin footchase https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=E586mYraTUs Group 4: Casino Royale Parkour Chase https://www.bing.com/videos/search?q=best+foot+chase+casino+royale&view=detail&mid=5839F942CD Group 5: 28 Weeks later Escape Scene https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VVnz6hlC3pQ
Answer these questions 1. What sound effects are used? 2. What music is used? Fast paced/ slow – what instruments? 3. What shots are used? CU, MS,LS, high-angle, low-angle, cutaways of feet, close ups on guns etc 4. Why do you think these shots are used? 5. How do these cinematic techniques build tension? 6. What cinematic techniques stand out the most? 7. Do you think sound is just as important as the visual? Why?
Whatdidwe learnfrom ourresearchandanalysis quickrecap. Now write up what you have learned about your own chase sequences and cinematic techniques in chase sequences as a whole using the questions provided. If you haven’t finished be sure to complete for home work.