Genre: Rom-com
-20th Century Fox
-Spy Glass entertainment
-writing: 'Fox 2000 Pictures and Spy Glass entertainment presents'
-writing: (title of the film) '27 Dresses'
-background to the title is a wedding scene
-Writing: (date) '1987'
- soundtrack: classical music-Mozart, with main characters voice over
-focuses on main character when she was a little girl (8 years old)
-The main character is narrating her life
-helping her sister
-helping bride
-big outfits, lots of flowers, church setting
-diagetic sound: women screaming
-framing shot on the main character
-close up on her happy facial expression
-JUMPS: main character is now allot older but still in a wedding setting
-close up on her face and then zooming out to see her in a big white wedding dress, centre of attention
-walks outside and the atmosphere is busy
-to show a sense of rush there is lots of folly effects such as: car horns and traffic noises. also she is running.
Flick scenes: between 2 different weddings
-soundtrack: upbeat music, drums
-framing shot of a wedding photo and then calm music
-goes back outside and then there is upbeat music and rushing again
-back into wedding
-Indian music: with narration from main character over the top
-Folly effect: ticking is then added to the soundtrack
-rushing again
-symbolised by car horn and shouting
-classic taxi view shot. (from front of the car, driver being closest to the camera and on the left and the passenger/main character on the right in the back seat further away from the camera)
-ticking in soundtrack again
-upbeat music and dancing, long shot of every one dancing with the main character at the centre)
-flicks to dancing at other wedding, showing the contrast and similarities between the two weddings
-flick scenes, mid shot of both brides sitting on the toilet and the main character helping them
-Speech at both weddings- music stops- focus on main character- then the speech finishes
-music starts again upbeat
-bouquet thrown (tracking shot on the bouquet as it is thrown)
-main character gets hit and then blackout
-symbolises both weddings over.
Film opening analysis- 17 Again
Genre: Rom-com
-New line cinema
-flashes to old stadium setting
-offspring entertainment
-flashes to close up of basket ball hoop
-writing: '17 again' (title) fades up into the middle of the screen in white writing
-close up of hoop
-freeze shot of main character with a basketball
-Writing: 'Mike Odonald 1987' (main character name and date)
-long shot, talking and more people enter the stadium
-picture time, old camera on stand
-long hair (older styles)
-photo shot flash of the basket ball team, flashes into basketball game atmosphere
-focus on main character, following him around
-long shot, main character at the centre of the cheer leaders (framing) leading the dance
-introduces girlfriend (second main character)
-main character making a decision, closeup on his face, slow motion
-leaves basket ball left bouncing, mid shot of basket ball
-flashes to present day, establishing shot
-writing: Mike Odonald today
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