In this part of the scene the director used the rule of thirds to film the characters walking, this was to reinforce their determination and establish the characters' power, as the rule of thirds is used, this also created nose room that creates a sense of movement and makes the scene more dynamic, it also gives a sense of direction. The colour palete is dark and foreboding of violence which could establish the setting as a violent poverty stricken place which could be reinforced by the simple buildings in the background, the colour palete used could also establish the characters as threatening as the orange against dark greys and blacks connotes violence. Other elements of the scene like the uniforms of the characters establish them as a group as they represent unity, the dark costumes could also be seen foreboding and threatening.
In this shot, the director used a low angle to emphasise the power of the group and the front three characters who create a triangle and balance of power. In addition they are facing towards the camera, this shows the characters' determination which could emphasise their power in this shot, or could present them as threatening. The colour palete is still dark which reinforces danger and forebodes violence or conflict.
This shot uses a dark colour palete which suggests danger or foreboding, the orange could also connote danger or violence. The connotations of the colours are reinforced by the puddle in the scene which was still and then was disrupted by the characters walking through it, this could be foreboding of future events and could imply violence, also it establishes the setting which is a poorly maintained area as there seems to be no drainage and add to the idea that the area is poverty stricken and could tell us that the c drainage and add to the idea that the area is poverty stricken which could present the characters as rough and threatening because of where they come from. The characters walking towards the camera could be seen as threatening which is reinforced by the colour of their costumes.
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