Sequence Analysis    

• Mise-en-scene (setting, lighting, movement, costume & make-up)
• Cinematography (depth, framing, camera angles, camera movement)
• Editing (Ordering events, time and space, continuity, graphic and rhythmic editing)
• Sound (Diegetic and non-diegetic)

Some suggested phrases for the Sequence Analysis

• This sequence analysis will cover the time of 42.30 – 45.30 in the film __________, directed by ___________. The film was released in __________ (year).
• In the start of this sequence we can see _______
• It is clear that the director is trying to display__________ by using _________
• It’s interesting to note that ___________.
• The theme of __________ occurs throughout the film, but is very clear at time _________.
• Though most viewers would fail to recognise the _________, the director is attempting to convey the feeling of _________.
• Throughout the film the motif of __________ is strong, especially at time between __________ and _________ when we can see _______.
• As can be seen with the use of_______ the director is implying __________.
• Finally, the theme of ________ can once again be seen with the _________.