Hunger games atmosphere/mood

Atmosphere/mood

Scene 1

District 12.
Colour - Green/Dull/Dark/Brown/Black/Grey/White
- Natural
- Free
- Fresh
- Makes you feel like your in the wild

Scene 2

Capital.
Colour - White/Grey/Silver/Metallic/Bright
- Industrial
- Advanced
- Futuristic
- Makes you feel clean/Wealthy

Scene 3

Control room
Colour - White/Blues/Grey
- Clinical
- Algorithmic
- Cramped
- Technological
- These colours show the use of technology

Themes:
- Hope and rebellion
- Rich vs Poor
- Power and Struggle

Paragraph:
Colour is used effectively to show the theme of Rich vs Poor. This is demonstrated in the two scenes - District 12 at the start of the film and the capitol as Katniss and Peeta arrive on the train. In District 12 a natural, dull and dark palette of greens and browns is used to create a wild atmosphere. In the Capitol, a metallic, industrial colour palette of whites, silvers and greys are used to create a feeling of an advanced society. The purpose of this is to show the rich vs poor in the two societies. The Capitol has more bright colours and advanced buildings and technologies, whereas District 12 has dull colours to show their rundown buildings and overworn clothing. Combined with the use of costumes we're able to see the divide between the wealthy and the capitol and the poor of District 12. This reminds the audience of the riot scene later in the film when the poor citizens of District 11 rebel against the rule of the Capitol.

boomerang

1.to learn about the weapons that the aboriginal culture used to hunt food.
2.my boomerang means strong and guidance. the dull colour means shadows/scared and the lite colours underneath means guidance from the dark and bravery.
3.everything. I was trying to make the colours fade and I did.
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Keyword Atmosphere/mood-how you feel in the surroundings 

Themes:

Hope/Rebellion.
Rich vs poor.
Struggle for power

1. Reaping scene - District 12

White/Grey clothing/Dull/Overworn.
Everyone walking at the same pace.
Effie shows up in an exaggerating dress.
Effie makes a sasy entrance.
Girls have braided hair.
Girls ware dresses and skirts.
Boys have short hair.
Boys ware shirts and pants.
Everyone wearing the same clothing.
Tensions building up while idling to be chosen.
Hard work/poverty/struggling.
Struggle for power against President Snow/Rich vs Poor.

Despite higher districts because they don't need to work for their things.

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2.Capital

Lots of vibrant colors/Loud/Unique/Excessive makeup/Use of wigs.
No one looks the same.
looks professional.
Capital uses advanced tech to create their clothes.
Rich/Wealthy.
access to a health/safe lifestyle.
don't need to work for what they have.
Sponsors/All the power.
Arrogant/Big ego
AssHol*s

3.Arena

Camoflague clothing/Dull/Cargo
All looks the same(easier to kill off that character)
Lightweight clothing for nimble/agility
Heavy-duty boots to protect ankles and feet.
Scared of death.

Paragraph:
In the Reaping scene, the costume is effectively to show the imbalance between rich and poor of Panam. For instance, the children in district 12 all look alike in dull/simple and overworn clothing. In contrast, Effie Trinkett arrives wearing bright clothes, a large wig, and headpiece and excessive make-up. This makes the audience feel sorry for the people of District 12 because Effie is a symbol of wealth in the capital. We see that not everyone lives in poverty. The director did this to show the hard life of those in Katniss district lives in. Coinciding with this is Effies behavior. She is loud, happy and confident while the people of the district 12 are quiet shy and scared. This can be juxtaposed in the scene where Katniss and peeta arrive in the capital. This scene everyone else is rich and clean.

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Oxygen-Moisture-
Heat-Time-
Food-Ph level-

-Clip 1
energetic 
moving
-Clip 2
love
ocean
breeze

-Tempo - Speed
Fast - up/happy/energy


-Clip 1
slow
Suttle 
sad

-Tempo
slow - melancholy

-Dynamics
Louder - more energy
Quieter - suttle/focus

Clip 2

-Tempo
Slow - Melancholy

WS1 - The Hunger Games film study

Technique/Aspect - Power/Control - Poverty/Wealth
Over the shoulder (angle)
-Brings the audience into the conversation.
High angle (angle)
-The subject is important/has more power than ones below.
Extreme wide shot (shot)
-Gives perspective and size
-Everyone's looking up at president snow
-Body gestures
-Tributes are seen as vulnerable
-Below the citizens.

Sexy paragraph (practice)
In 'The Hunger Games' camera shots and angles are used effectively to show the theme of power.
We see this when President Snow is addressing the crowd at the tribute parade.
In this scene, the director uses a low angle, over the shoulder, extreme wide shot to show that Snow is greater than everyone else.
The purpose of this is to introduce the antagonist character and show the power and control he has over others, including Katniss.
Coinciding with this is the use of lighting focusing on the tributes and Snow to show that they are the most important figures in the scene.
This can be juxtaposed to when the tributes, Katniss and Peeta, reclaim power from Snow in the arena by threatening to eat the nightlock berries and robbing Snow of his victor.




Low angle (angle)
-Shows she is important why? She just volunteered as tribute.
Dutch tilt (angle)
-Dramatic perspective, something is not right.
Mid shot (shot)
-Not intimate for viewers, we feel like we are watching it happen.