Soderbergh uses many different film techniques and styles included in the mise-en-scene, the cinematography, the editing, and the sound create the desired effects and accomplish the narrative of the film. ... The same technique is used when Wilson primarily introduces himself to Roel and the camera shoots from one to the other. ... Ed Lachman who comprises "The Limey's" cinematography using various techniques and styles. ... The narrative of "The Limey" is shown through four factors; mise-en-scene, cinematography, editing and sound. ... These four factors individually contribute to the na...

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He uses many different techniques to get his point across. ... Modleski has come to the conclusion that " Vertigo, like all narrative films, is "cut to the measure of male desire" because it is from the male point of view- (Modleski, 87). ... Many of the styles and techniques that Hitchcock uses in his films sometimes go unnoticed but Modleski was able to sort through them and find their true meaning. ...

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Ideology and Characterisation From the techniques and style of the misc-en-scene, cinematography, editing and dialoge of this film clip (and this film) is creating a contrast and tension between Scarlet and the people, environment and emotion around her. ... Therefore, if the statement -- "Narrative (or film storyline) mainly based on contrast and conflict between characters to character, or characters to the history background.?... d, then the narrative of Gone with the Wind is formed and opened up with the contrast between Melanie and Scarlet. ...

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