2- What part does it play in the narrative?
3- What iconography is used?
4- What audience pleasures arise from the scene?
5- What language may be used? -vocab.
Laboratory analysis
iconography - white coats, in the labs, goggles.
Gives the audience an insite of what might actually happen in a lab.
Interigation scenes..
icnography - two way mirror, glass of water, empty, dull room. Iteregator slamming hands down on desk, getting into the persons face.
It would excite the audience.
The 'eureka' moment
'ive got in!'
Will make the viewer feel excited as they will finally find out the murderer.
The initial crime scence investigation
iconography - yellow tape, white tents
people dressed in white overalls
tall cameras.
The arrest/confession
'I never ment it to end like this' what suspect might say.
Loads of questioning by the interigator.
Flashbacks to the crime and shows the murderers face.
Mixed emotions from the murderer; might cry, might be happy with what theyve done.
Crime flashback
Normally fast paced, with some slow bits in it. For example bullet being shot through mid air is normally shown in slow motion to add drama.
Shows what happened but without giving away who actually committed the crime. (Doesnt show the faces).
A chase (also known as a 'Dash')
Fast paced.
Full of action.
Always makes complications to whatever it crosses, for example multiple car pillups/crashes.
Visit to the next of kin..
'Im sorry to tell you...' 'Please sit down' - what police might say.
Empathy towards them.
Soft tone.
Autopsy..
White sheets
metal slabs.Dark, dingy rooms.
Press confrence..
cameras,
flashing of cameras,
microphones,
able of people,
gets us as viewers involved.
Tape recorders.
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