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Touching the Void (46:49 - 49:50) (46:49 // Birds eye view (47:43 //…
Touching the Void (46:49 - 49:50)
46:49 // Birds eye view
47:43 // Interview with Joe
48:33 // Joe is upset
Close up:
It's dark, so if you were to be farther away, it would be harder to see.
Shouting and Slapping Repeatedly:
Used to emphasise frustration and helplessness and anger by taking it out on the rock.
Lighting:
Lighting is dim to make the scene more dramatic as it makes it harder to see Joe's face. In a way, it makes it kind of sad like the sunshine and happiness and rainbows has been drained out and you're left with little light.
48:55 // Profanities
Swear Words:
Profanity is used to create a more realistic atmosphere, and is used to create the effect of anger or frustration, usually. Joe is in a complicated situation and is confused and angry, hence the foul language.
Narration:
This is used to give a bit of context on the situation, so the audience isn't confused. Joe gives his current view on the situation and thinks how childish he acted.
49:50 // Day Five
Transition Slide:
This shows that this is a new day, and what happened before was at night. It shows that this happened over a period of time.
Sound Effects:
There is a slight wind sound effect or a heavy breathing, which helps give the audience a feel as if they were there on the mountain.
Close Up:
This is a close up on snow, later then focusing on some icicles above.
Close Up:
Camera is close up on Joe's face and you can see his eyes a little watery and his voice is kind of trembling. You feel comforted and it gives a genuine feel to the documentary that his story and feelings are real.
Camera Angle:
Camera spirals down from a birds eye view down onto Joe in the crevasse. This gives an effect of seeing the entire situation Joe is in, then focusing on his face.
Sound Effect:
There is little sound, just a quiet wind blowing noise. This shows that Joe is deeply immersed in his thoughts to not be able to hear the surrounding noises.
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