More about Stylistic Effect 2.16

Learning targets Make interpretive inferences about the effect of cinematic techniques.

Analyze style in film You will first view a segment of Charlie and the Chocolate Factory for its visual effects without hearing the sound track. In this first viewing, pay close attention to the following shots and lighting: long shots to establish the setting medium shots to display the body language of characters Close-up shots to display facial expressions of the characters Shot-reverse-shot to show a conversation between characters and to build tension Lighting to establish mood

Without sound… (Scenes 14-16) As you view the clip without sound, take notes in the second column (observations) of the graphic organizer on page 146. Then share your observations with your class. If another class member identifies a detail that you missed, add it to your notes.

With sound This time, pay close attention to any shots or lighting that you might have missed. Also, listen closely to the sound track and distinguish between the following; Diagetic sound (heard by characters) Non-diagetic sound (only heard by audience) Note any flashbacks that might hint at what is to come (e.g. downfall of Augustus Gloop)

Interpretation What can you infer about the intended effect from your observations?

Answer these questions on page 147 How does Burton manipulate camera angles and lighting to create his intended effects? How does he use sound (diegetic and non-diegetic) to enhance this scene? Why does he use a flashback scene? What does he accomplish in doing so?