Collateral
Opening Scene
- The opening scene starts off the music with a sound bridge in which links the film to the music and brings the scene together.
- The first shot is a close up of a character in the crowd walking as the editing is used to make this shot slow motion.
- The scene where the two characters meet is used because it shows an everyday scene which is not out of the ordinary in which two men bump into each other.
- The opening scene is used to show a sign of secrecy which is shown when the two men bump into each other and slyly exchange cases.
- The montage after the meeting is used to set the scene. The montage sets the scene widely and shows the location of which the opening scene is taking place.
- The areas of the Mise en Scene are shown with the first character we see wearing sun glasses inside and wearing a nice slick suit in which shows off his wealth and or authority whilst showing a sort of villainous look to the character
- The Camerawork uses some tilting shots whilst setting the scene and whilst the two men bump into each other.
- We seem to get to the know another main character who is a cab driver even before he speaks. This is shown as the character seems organised and clean whilst also being intellectual, by wearing glasses and doing the cross-word.
- The opening of this film shows that the scene is multicultural and diverse.
- The Taxi driver is also shown to not be stereotypical as the driver speaks spanish, again showing the level of intellect which you may not normally see from a cab driver.
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