Spielberg Special Scenes
Steven Spielberg defined several generations using his talent in directing. He turned okay movies into huge box office hits that the world still watch decades later. He is skilled in triggering emotions in his audiences that keep them enthralled in what he puts on the screen. When someone has seen some of his movies they know he has a certain style. In his films, Steven Spielberg uses soft lighting to provoke tension, wide angles to inspire fear, and music to induce shock.
Lighting plays a huge role in movies, even when it’s barely noticeable. The audience especially doesn’t notice it when they’re captivated in a Spielberg film, like Jurassic Park. One scene in particular has perfect lighting. It's raining and the park-goers …show more content…
Any editor can make camera angles look seamless and they are hardly noticeable especially to a casual viewer. Wide shots are especially important in creating fear within the person. In Jurassic Park, the t-rex is attacking the two kids, Spielberg zooms out into a wide angle. Now there is a comparison between the jeep and the t-rex. The jeep, which weighs about four thousand pounds, is the roughly the size of t-rex's foot. So the kids are approximately the size of the dinosaur's toenail. The audience is in awe of the size of the dinosaur and they feel the terror of the children. One wouldn't want to be in their position for all the money in the world. Often time’s stressful situations are hard to experience and often induce fear. For instance, in War Horse, Albie and Joey are standing in field and Joey just can’t seem to get the hang of plowing. Albie tries many different ways to show Joey how to plow. Albie is stressed because everything relies on Joey being able to plow the field. They have made no progress when it start to rain. Then the camera pulls back into a wide shot to show just how massive the field is. This is an emotion scene but the most important emotion is the dread. Joey and Albie have to the field done otherwise Albie's family has to sell Joey and their home. The audience doesn’t want this to happen and they are filled with
Steven Spielberg defined several generations using his talent in directing. He turned okay movies into huge box office hits that the world still watch decades later. He is skilled in triggering emotions in his audiences that keep them enthralled in what he puts on the screen. When someone has seen some of his movies they know he has a certain style. In his films, Steven Spielberg uses soft lighting to provoke tension, wide angles to inspire fear, and music to induce shock.
Lighting plays a huge role in movies, even when it’s barely noticeable. The audience especially doesn’t notice it when they’re captivated in a Spielberg film, like Jurassic Park. One scene in particular has perfect lighting. It's raining and the park-goers …show more content…
Any editor can make camera angles look seamless and they are hardly noticeable especially to a casual viewer. Wide shots are especially important in creating fear within the person. In Jurassic Park, the t-rex is attacking the two kids, Spielberg zooms out into a wide angle. Now there is a comparison between the jeep and the t-rex. The jeep, which weighs about four thousand pounds, is the roughly the size of t-rex's foot. So the kids are approximately the size of the dinosaur's toenail. The audience is in awe of the size of the dinosaur and they feel the terror of the children. One wouldn't want to be in their position for all the money in the world. Often time’s stressful situations are hard to experience and often induce fear. For instance, in War Horse, Albie and Joey are standing in field and Joey just can’t seem to get the hang of plowing. Albie tries many different ways to show Joey how to plow. Albie is stressed because everything relies on Joey being able to plow the field. They have made no progress when it start to rain. Then the camera pulls back into a wide shot to show just how massive the field is. This is an emotion scene but the most important emotion is the dread. Joey and Albie have to the field done otherwise Albie's family has to sell Joey and their home. The audience doesn’t want this to happen and they are filled with