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Feminist Theory: Laura Mulvey

on November 10, 2021

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In this media lesson, we've learned Feminist Theory, this one is about Laura Mulvey

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Critical Question 4

Analyse of Parasites opening scene

Analyse of Parasites opening scene The opening scene of the ‘Parasites’, reflected many representations of social class, wealth, and society problem, shows that how is working class poor people has been treated and how do they survive in the society by variety use of mise-en-scene, angle, and camera shots. The use of the camera shot, and mise-en-scene has helped audience to learn and see more about the opening scene and creates lots meaning. The movie is setting on 2000’s Seoul, with lots use of mise-en-scene. The opening scene gives people a felling of Equilibrium, by the use of the non-diegetic sound, during the whole opening scene, audience can hear a light easily piano sound, which give people a feeling of chill and relax, this could telling the audience even they are poor, but they still living in a happiness live, but also reinforce to the audience the idea of equilibrium, it’s a start of a story, everyone is living in everyday life. This opening scene introduced a poor working-

Progress on filming - Music choise

The music I've chosen for my opening is Nicaragua ( feat. Pat Metheny ), by Jerry Goldsmith, for the Film Django Unchained This music gives me a feeling of creepy, but also gives me a feeling of southern side countryside https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=u9a8HwoMEGY and another one is Germination, by Ryuichi Sakamoto, for the Film Call Me By Your Name This music more gives me a feeling of mystery, which makes me feel if I put this music in the film, audience would know this film is not as easy and simple as it sees, there are something behind of it. Which I think it suits my main character's double identity https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=coSr5i77L2w

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