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Soundtrack becomes even louder and additional syn-thetic sounds are added, again creating intensity and giving a climax to the build up.

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After the introduction the title zooms into the screen and then slowly zooms out. The font is gothic and sharp implying there will be dark themes in the film.

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Narration continues, only the soundtrack becomes more intense and louder, with added sounds. This builds suspense, which is conventional for thriller and horror films.

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The colours used at this point are very red. This is significant as the colour red has many negative connotations such as blood, danger or murder. This suits the genre well as the colour is often used in horror films to signify this.

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SoundThere is narration over the clip, the narrator being male and his tone barely shifting, this makes it very objective and also it makes the narration seem to be more mysterious, as little feeling is given, the audi-ence are not being influ-enced to feel a certain way which could cause them to feel uneasy. As he is stat-ing facts it is there to de-velop the narrative by in-

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During the opening there is text on the screen describ-ing the background on a corporation in the movie. The content of the text is statistics and mainly facts, this causes the movie to seem very artificial and mature. The instant infor-mation may immerse the audience as they are in-volved with the plot before

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Non diegetic sound - FX - there are lots of futuristic noises such as computer whooshes and beeps, very electronic. There is also some background noise, a very subtle electronic hum-ming. This is significant as is creates the setting - in the future, meaning its necessary for the narrative to be successful.

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At the beginning of the film opening, there are mainly just credits and special ef-fects. These special effects are very computer like and futuristic. This like the sound sets the setting of perhaps in the future or gives a insight to what the genre may be.

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ence how important the viles are and suggesting that there may be conse-quences. This could also be foreshadowing as the audi-ence is now anticipating an

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The soundtrack the devel-ops more as the camera zooms in helping once again build tension.

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Fast zoom into the first shot that gradually slows down. The Mise en scene includes props such as me-chanical arms, cases and test tubes and the costume is what seems to be lab suit. From this it seems as though the movie is sci-fi related as all the props are very conventional for that genre.

ence how important the viles are and suggesting that there may be conse-quences. This could also be foreshadowing as the audi-ence is now anticipating an

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The soundtrack doesn't change and there are the same synthetic effects.

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Here there is a point of view shot to display to the audience a bit more of what is happening so it is easier to understand. In this there are many futuris-tic props adding to the Mise en scene of a futuris-tic or sci-fi film. There is also a gun however signify-ing that something danger-ous will occur