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http://youtu.be/6tCgCkl90Lo

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https://www.dropbox.com/s/xstuy9qadg9o9l6/Narration.mov?dl=0

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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tEp-XtGOp0s
This scene is from one of my favourite film series. The sense emphasises the darkness and how tense the scene really is, the song uses dynamics. Moreover the film changed the tempo of the song from being once a nice innocent song to a dark natured song best suiting the scene. It’s a song that’s otherwise innocent, yet when paired with the right circumstance, the inner hellishness is revealed making audiences feel the haunting of a tune.

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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=So4eYqEW52o

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After watching the two podcasts: Chris struckmann- Whiplash and the podcast of Drive, I was able to highlight what made each podcast analytical.
Firstly the drive  podcast paid alot  of attention to detail regarding the way the actors portrayed themselves and the message hidden between in the lines- the podcast identified the out-the-box ideas of what each scene represented intended by the director.
Moreover the Whiplash podcast was analytical regarding the quick summary of the actors and how they best suited the role. Also he identified what the scene represented and what the director intended to present.
To sum up I believe that the Drive podcast was most effective and analytical for reason that even though it was double the length of Whiplash, the summary reflected on the scenes and us as the audience could see what was being spoken about as they used clips of the films and overlayed the voice over.

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