The two topics I am going to discuss about the Empire state
building scene from “King Kong” are Space and Time. The space in this scene is obviously a large
size. The echo on the sound lets the
audience know is it a large space in the scene.
The large space creates distance from the characters. Many effects are used in the scene to create
this space, such as echo and other type of compressors. This can create moods and connection with the
characters as far as where you stand in the scene. The background music also creates a lot of
emotion and tension for the scene. Next
is time. In this scene the tempo seems
to slowly progress. As the action and
tension builds, the speed gradually gets faster. The speed can create the mood that is
intended to be felt by the audience. The
loudness also increases with the tempo.
As the action and intensity levels increase, so does the volume. These two go hand-in-hand with each
other. Both speed and loudness are key
factors in creating a mood. It is the
basis of the movie and may be what effects your view and emotion of the movie
the most.
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