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Write a one-paragraph analysis specifically about how the tone/mood/diction used in the film brings out the underlying/hidden purpose. -Use of terminology (cinematic techniques) when examining tone and mood. -Use PEER or PETER to organize your ideas

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1. Purpose
2. Tone, Mood, Diction
3. Cinematic techniques
4. Audience

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Research 3 styles. Label and post below.

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Joker: “How about another joke MURRAY? ”

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Lighting: The direction of light shines brightest on the Joker but shows a shadow on Murrays face to show contrasting viewpoints. The rest of the audience is also completely darkened out to suggest Murray has the common viewpoint of society.

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Close up shot

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Close up shot: It was a close up of the joker. Through this technique it helps capture the reaction of the man behind the joker. As well as the jokers facial expression.

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Mise en scene: Mise en scene means placed on scene which refers to the setting, atmosphere.
Contrast: contrast can change the shading of the scene which can exemplify a shadow, hint to the future or past, and even dim the atmosphere to set a low energy mood.
Direction of light: the direction of the light on the scene can highlight a characters role in the scene (for example a motivational speaker) and the direction of light can also darken a characters role.

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Lighting: The director uses harsh, lowkey lighting paired with a close up shot, illuminating only the front of his face and blurring the rest of the scene while capturing all of his anger in his expressions.

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Camera Angle 1 )
- Medium Long Shot.
During the scene, the antagonist of the film is seen veering off-script saying harmful things that impacts the audience within the show in a negative way, by taking a MLS the audience ( the watcher ) notices the gravitas of the situation, as there is a level of detail.

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medium shot, and lighting. The blur of the other character in the background, but you can still see his reaction to what to joker is saying.

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Wide angle shot at 4:05

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Closeup shot and harsh lighting

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Side profile close up shot

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Direction of lighting: There is more of a shadow on Murray, and a brighter light on the Joker to show two contrasting viewpoints. This shows the directors tone as you can guess that he believes more in what the Joker is saying right now.

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Camera Angle - 0:43
The scene uses a medium-close shot.

Lighting - 1:14
Intense background blur.

Diegetic Sounds - 2:04 (Shown in image)
Sound/noise of disapproval from the audience

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Medium Long shot - Distant from the audience but show still shows facial expression.

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at 2.27 the director uses a closeup shot to signify the sheer tension between Murray and the joker, its displaying how out of hand the situation has gotten and gives hints on the direction that this interaction is heading in.

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This part of the clip uses a medium-long shot. the medium shot gives the viewers the effect of understanding what is happening because we can see the whole setting and see everyone's face giving us a better perspective of the situation and how everyone is feeling.

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Long shot, lighting
A long shot is used to show the surroundings outside of the stage, as well as the lighting is dark in the audience and light on the stage. This is giving the audience a different perspective and the 'behind the scenes'.

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This is a medium shot as it shows the four main characters and helps establish the Joker's presence in a scene while also providing context for the surroundings, giving the audience a better perspective of the situation. This shot also allows the audience to understand the character' emotions through their facial expressions and body language.

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We can evidently see that " Moral Accountability " is represented throughout the scene, by observing from the timestamps of  2:55 to 3:30, it becomes evident that the protagonist becomes unstable and psychotic when faced with his consequences, the point of moral accountability is seen as Murray begins to digest his story with valid claims that begin to challenge and question his authority within the story, as this happens we can see that the protagonist becomes more agitated with the situation, further proving that his actions were wrong.

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The purpose: The purpose of the clip is moral accountability.
Tone: The tone of this clip is intense, as Murray is confronting him but the Joker does not want to accept what he's saying, and its potrayed through close up shots. A close up shot is a photograph or movie shot taken of a subject or object at close range which is intended to shown greater detail to the viewer. In this scene Murray is trying to tell joker that he seems to be making excuses for killing those boys, Then the camera pans to the joker. The main subject in the shot is his face. He didn't have to say anything, or deny what Murray was saying because it is shown in his face. This, a long with the key lighting focusing on him, the director makes sure that the audience is focused on his expression.

How this effects the mood:
It effect the mood by making the scene more intimate. The joker isn't looking at the camera but it feels as if he is talking to the audience, and the close up angle and lighting work together to make an ominous feel. The audience can feel that the joker is close to his breaking point, and they can feel that something is going wrong.

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During the discussion between the Joker and Murray, the camera snaps to  show a reflection of the joker in the recording camera at 1:46 in the clip from the movie "Joker". This uses a reflective camera angle to show the focus on the main character, the joker, and implictly depicts what the viewer might be seeing about the character. The blury view of the joker within the camera lens can be inferred as providing uncredibility and confusion to the joker's character. This links back to a lack of moral accountability because the joker isn't ready to accept himself and blurring his own truth.

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In the scene from ‘The Joker’ the theme of failure to accept the consequences of individual actions is portrayed throughout. This is exemplified at (1:34), after the joker confesses his murder, and Murray abruptly begins interrogating him on live television. The director used an interesting direction of lighting with a single light source darkening the side profile of Murray and illuminating the side profile of the Joker. This lighting choice is coupled with juxtaposition as the depicted ‘bad guy’ has a bright lighting on his face and the stereotypical ‘good guy’ has a darkened tone. In this medium shot, it shows Murray as dead serious, and in the scene the audience knows that the Joker is serious as well, however his makeup, paired with a high blur displays a smile which gives an eerie vibe to suggest this viewpoint is rather malevolent. This displays how he fails to accept the consequences for his actions, as his viewable expressions are in sharp contrast to the severe situation at hand, in which he has murdered 3 young men. His cavalier attitude portrays his nonchalant views of his actions as justified, with his consequences to be considered satire.  Consequently, the viewers feel baffled, this is because the viewers see Murray as more aggressive and the joker as more abnormal. This confuses the viewers as it switches the expectations of how the two characters' lighting should be based on their roles.

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The director uses a close up side angle shot to display the Joker's facial expressions to the audience. In addition, the light is focused mainly on the Joker's face while the background and other subjects in the scene are blurred out. This helps direct all of the viewer's attention towards the unpredictable nature of the Joker and his complete lack of accountability when it comes to accepting his malevolent actions. Therefore, this aids the author's purpose of highlighting the lack of social responsibility and moral accountability of the Joker.

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Purpose: The purpose of this clip exemplify how intense classism leads to horrible outcomes. He says "If it was me dying in the street you would walk right past me but as soon as 3 guys related to Tomas Wayne die" The quote from the clip shows how people that were higher up in the social classes lack of social awareness leading to him being mentally and physically ruined and how the revolutions/riot he started was all their fault.

Lighting: Studio lighting is used in a harsh and direct manner to get more detail especially when the Jokes shoots Murray, The studio lighting shows more detail in his face and the emotions he's feeling.

Tone, Mood: The tone used changes throughout the clip, it starts off calm, but as the clip progresses and he releases the stuff he did the tone and mood both get a little heavier in the sense that it gets intensified. Throughout the clip the mood and tone got intensified and more angry and directed.

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purpose: the purpose of this clip shows the limits of a person's sanity in such a stressful situating where accusations are flying, and people are interrupting you after you have admitted to such a big crime. the joker starts reaching those limits early on throughout the clip where you can tell that he has gotten unstable and has entered into a psychotic phase when he is faced with the consequences of his actions.

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The effect on the audience is that it shows them a different perspective of the people in the lower class. As the joker is talking about the way if he was killed everyone would just ignore it and walk away, but if someone with ‘power’ were killed society would be devastated. The lighting used in the scenes are dark and dim, and through the audiences point of view in the camera the joker is blurry and this shows his ‘mask’ of who he really is. The joker claims that he is not joking about the situation, but the audience is keen to wait on what the punchline is. It shows that the audience and everyone else knows what he is doing is wrong but him. The audience is then scared for the things he might do without knowing that it is wrong to do so even with unfair social treatment. With these factors, the audience is widening their perspectives of people in lower classes and are feeling confused because of the joker not taking responsibility for his actions.

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1. Purpose: To show how the consequences of individual actions has turned Arthur into the Joker

2. Tone: The Joker starts by trying to be comedic with a dark joke but progressively gets darker and more sinister. Towards the end of the scene, The Joker's voice sounds more aggressive and enraged.
Mood: The mood starts off as shocking as Joker reveals his secret. The audience feels pretty uncomfortable and then switches to suspense as the music slowly builds up and The Joker raises his voice
Diction: The Joker starts by making an attempt at humor, trying to win the audience. However, when the audience doesn't find his humor funny, he starts a rant about how the actions of some individuals affected his life and the lives of others. His diction becomes more aggressive and vulgar

3. Cinematic techniques: The lighting in the scene plays a role in setting the mood and tone. Initially, it is well-lit as Arthur stands in the spotlight, trying to make the scene look more light-hearted. However, as the scene intensifies, the lighting becomes darker and more focused, creating tension and chaos. The camera angle used multiple times throughout the scene is a close-up angle as it captures The Joker's facial expression. The score and music during the scene gradually build up as The Joker becomes louder.

4. Audience: The audience feels a sense of tension as they are unaware of what the Joker is going to do.