Non-digetic music - teenage audience
shot of main character
voice over of main character makes it clear he is the main character.
A regional scottish accent used.
hit by car and then he leans on the bonnet and it shows us what he looks like, who he is, point of view shot and this also grabs the audiences attention.
The characters 'Spud' and 'Sick Boy' - binary opposition
The 4 Characters - Stereoptypes
Baby - Heroin = shock shows that it is a gritty social realism style film.
Laid on floor smoking - bit like a steam train, matches what the character is like.
28 Weeks Later
Establishing shot sets the scene
POV shots makes the audience feel as if they are there
Flashing lights and close ups all add to the tension
like a documentary as the camera moves freely
Male nudity - challenging shot
Touch of evil (1957- Orson Welles)
Expectations/Conventions of film companies
Denotation - Bomb
Non-digetic music emphasing idea of anchorage - explosion
Device about to set off
Narrative enigma
In and out of shot
Crane
tracking - clubs - different music
Well dressed - straight - upper class
Audience requires exposition
Leprechaun (Mark Jones)
Trumark Pictures
Blue tinted light
Fantasy
Font used - celtic
Canted angle
Signifier - lighting
Intertextual refernce to 'Physcho' when she falls down the stairs
Post modernism - intertextual messages
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