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Gymnasium

9
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Technique Evidence Context Explanation Connection to

themes

Dialogue/Body

Language

When Neo says "I don't believe in

fate" it cuts to him with his fists

clenched.

During their initial

conversation,

Morpheus asks Neo

if he believes in

fate.

Neo's perspective suggests a

desire for self-determination

and an aversion to the notion

that his path is predetermined.

This gesture suggests

defiance and a

resistance to

Morpheus's control.

He believes he has

control over his

actions

Depth/Colour/

Lighting

Shot has a lack of discernible

depth — the walls of the tunnel

are too indistinct to evoke

distance, and the sheets of rain

pouring off the walls of the

overpass form a “wall” directly

in front of Neo that prevents

him from being able to see

farther than himself. There is

therefore a sense of immobility,

of being “trapped” within a

broader structure that cannot

be seen or articulated. Trinity’s

car, its tail lights glowing red,

violates the perfectly balanced

ecosystem of the frame from

the extreme foreground,

violates the hermetic and

colourless space of the tunnel.

It provides the means of escape

for Neo

High-Angle Shot

Extreme Close-

up/Contrast/Metap

hor

Close-Up Close-up shots are used on both

Morpheus and Neo throughout

the scene. This emphasises the

intimacy of their conversation

and the importance of their

individual perspectives.

Bullet Shot

Colour Grading – In

the Matrix

General Analysis –

This image is just

an example of the

film’s colour

grading

Any scene taking place within

the Matrix, is tinted a sickly

pale green. From the beginning

of the film they tie this colour to

a monotonous existence within

a predetermined system. This

green imagery is continued in

the way the Matrix is

represented in the real world; a

collection of green mundane

ambiguous symbols on a black

screen, flowing at a consistent

rate at all times. Adding to this

is harsh lighting, abundant

darkness, damp environments,

and reflective imagery within

the Matrix, giving the viewer a

sense of uneasiness.

Colour Grading – In

the real world

General Analysis –

This image is just

an example of the

film’s colour

grading

When the film takes us to its

version of the real world, the

colour grading tints blue. It

serves to humanise this

environment and to separate it

from the Matrix. And while it

brings a sense of hope to see

the human race still managing

to survive, it also brings the

sense of coldness and

depression. These are emotions

consistent with the plight of the

humans throughout the movie.

Similarly, a more natural soft

lighting scheme is used to

further humanise the

characters, with many reflective

surfaces tarnished and

imperfect, to give the viewer a

sense of the status of humanity.

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Fach: Englisch

24 Dokumente
Studierenden haben 24 Dokumente in diesem Kurs geteilt
AbschlussKlassenstufe:

Gymnasium

9
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Technique Evidence Context Explanation Connection to
themes
Dialogue/Body
Language
When Neo says "I don't believe in
fate" it cuts to him with his fists
clenched.
During their initial
conversation,
Morpheus asks Neo
if he believes in
fate.
Neo's perspective suggests a
desire for self-determination
and an aversion to the notion
that his path is predetermined.
This gesture suggests
defiance and a
resistance to
Morpheus's control.
He believes he has
control over his
actions
Depth/Colour/
Lighting
Shot has a lack of discernible
depth — the walls of the tunnel
are too indistinct to evoke
distance, and the sheets of rain
pouring off the walls of the
overpass form a “wall” directly
in front of Neo that prevents
him from being able to see
farther than himself. There is
therefore a sense of immobility,
of being “trapped” within a
broader structure that cannot
be seen or articulated. Trinity’s
car, its tail lights glowing red,
violates the perfectly balanced
ecosystem of the frame from
the extreme foreground,
violates the hermetic and
colourless space of the tunnel.
It provides the means of escape
for Neo