Introduction to me

My name is Shayam Utting, 9163, and I am in group 1 with Amber Mota, 9114, and Alistair Price, 9137.

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Saturday, 24 January 2015

R&P Post 4: Representation of social groups in our opening sequence

The social group we have chosen to represent are women in their early 20s.


Bridget Gregory's outfit inspired
our femme fatale's outfit. 
- Our main character is young, fashionable and seen as being very current and modern. She can use technology easily and is well-dressed and has done her make-up well. In 'Beyond a Reasonable Doubt' the first shot in the opening is a close-up on a woman who is wearing red lipstick and has lovely blue earrings on.
Angelina Jolie,
'Tomb Raider' - typical
representation of how we
wanted to portray our character.
-She is also fairly wealthy, middle class, connoted by her expensive-looking earrings, she lives in a nice house and owns an iPad. In the dialogue she will also speak with a slightly posh accent. Scarlett Johansson played a femme fatale in 'Lucy' and her voice was very seductive and slightly husky.
- Our opening sequence will be very fast-paced like in 'Seven' and 'Kiss Me Deadly' which use the pace effectively to create a sense of danger and mystery.


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