5 Master Edits With Sound

 

Contrast: In the beginning we start with soft piano music when Enmanuel is sitting calmly inside. Then it switches to rock music as he runs to the camera. This used Juxtaposition to add emotion to the scene of the energy given from  Enmanuel. 

Parallelism: For this shot we used a voiceover, for two reasons, one because it was a long, drawn out video and added character to the video. The second reason because voice over of Enmanuel rudely making fun of me, even though he has the IQ of a toddler. 

Symbolism: For symbolism we used nature sounds to representing diegetic sound, and it adds to the feats of nature

Simultaneity: In this clip we used Post-Synchronous dubbing to add the "ooh piece of candy" to add a comedic relief to Enmanuels stupidity. 

Leit Motif: For this clip we used the ticking sound to make the audience feel and hear the time running out.

Enmanuel shouldn't graduate 

Five Master Edits Arrow Analysis

 

In this clip, we see Oliver Queen (the main character), is talking to his colleagues Felicity Smoak and John Diggle. Specifically, in this scene we see a present day clip of Oliver and then the camera jumps to a flash back of when Oliver was stuck on an island.  This is an example of the Contrast edit, because it shows Oliver in two different scenarios acting differently in each scene. In the flashbacks of the show, we usually see how Oliver is developing from a rich stuck up teen to a trained killer who fights crime(which is who he becomes). 

Now, in this scene we see Oliver inside an apartment building looking for someone, kicking down doors. At the same time the camera cuts back and fourth to Felicity looking for a location of the man they are searching for. This scene displays simultaneity, because if you watch the scene you can see the scene cut back and fourth of Oliver searching a building while felicity uses her computer skills to try to hone in on the mans location that they are searching. The cutting back and fourth between the two people adds a sense of suspense in the scene. 

In this scene we see John Diggle chase the bad guys of this episode while undercover. As Diggle is chasing the main bad guy, Oliver (Green Arrow) is fighting the other bad guys. This scene displays a Leit Motif, I say this because when Oliver comes into the camera it plays the clip of his theme song associated with him almost like Darth Vader and the Imperial March. Adding a Leit Motif in this scene provides the viewer with a visual and audible queue that the Arrow is in the scene.