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Thors hair was and is a certain way in every Thor movie/film that has been made. it is comes back. It is also under a helmet. It is shoulder length and looks messy.

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It was made by Ken Thorne from the original track made by John Williams.

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This soundtrack was by Brian Tyler and the label was Hollywood Marvel Music.

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The costumes in this film are made up of mens armour and ladies armour. The armour is a silver colour. They also have a golden eyepatch as the man is wearing one in the beginning. They also have helmets and Thor has a helmet. They also have a hammer which you would class as a prop but is also part of Thors costume.

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They have normal clothing. They have beach like clothes which are stripes. They also have the superman costume which is blue and red. They also have a suit as super man first has a suit on.

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The women and men all have normal make up on. This will include of pink lips and a bit of foundation. This is so you can see the people whilst they are being filmed. Superman also has normal, casual makeup on but he has redder lips.

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They have different effects in this clip. They have an effect which shows the thunder after Thor slams his hammer to the ground. This is visual effects and is added on a programme after the clip is made. They also have effects used on a green screen to show that it is a battle field. They also add effects to the movie to make it perfect after it is filmed.

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The actors in this scene do not really have a lot of makeup on. The lady just has normal makeup on with some dirt like makeup on her face. She also has dark red lips. The dirt is to show that she is on a battlefield. The rest of the actors including Thor has a little makeup on with dirt like makeup on their faces. This shows that they are on a battlefield. The old bloke in this clip has a normal amount of makeup on.

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Pierre Spengler

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Kevin Feige

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Camera that would have been used as a prop

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There are not a lot of props in this film. The props mainly consist of a camera, a thing that you see through on the beach like a telescope and a ice cream trolly.

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They do not have a lot of props in this film apart from wooden tree stumps and armour. they also have a chair in this clip which a actor is standing near in the beginning of the clip. They also have weapons as props.

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The producer of this film is called Pierre Spengler. He is a french producer and is known for making action movies such as the three musketeers and superman 1,2 and 3. He is known for having long and close up shots and having different ways of filming such as using trucks to film and using planes and helicopters to film the flying shots. He also uses hand held video cameras and just walks with them to get close up to people.

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In this film the team that make this movie and the setting has made the setting and the film of how the audience think it will look and be like not actually how it is. They do this so that the audience will watch it and so that the audience can believe in things that they want to. They also do this to make a profit from the movie.

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The producer of this film is a man called Kevin Feige. The certain style of filming that he has is filming all marvel films and nothing else. He worked at marvel studios. He mainly uses the came camera techniques like long shots and eye to eye action. He is also known to make the films so that the audience think that the superheroes are real.

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In this clip the audience feels involved as this is what they may have thought a war was like when infact the producer has just made it how they thought it would have looked like and not how an actual war looked like.

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Camera techniques and how it makes the audience feel - Thor

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Camera techniques and how it makes the audience feel - Thor

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In this film the audience is again made to feel how the audience feels. This is like when there is the fighting scene the audience will be on the edge of their seats and this is what the film makers/producers want.
When Thor comes the audience will be excited as they again know a hero has arrived and that something exciting is going to happen.

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camera techniques and how it makes the audience feel - Superman

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camera techniques and how it makes the audience feel - Superman

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This film can make the audience feel what the characters feel. This means when the women feels scared it can make the audience feel sacred as the women has a lost her child for a certain amount of time. It can also make the audience feel happy and relieved when superman flies over and saves the young boy. The camera techniques in this film makes you feel that it would all be shot in one shot when in fact it was all shot in different scenes. This is so it can be the best it can be and to make it as realistic as it can be. Also in this clip the boy will actually be behind a moving green screen. He will also be jumping a small bit not a large bit or may not be jumping at all.

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These two films both are about super heroes.They can both be classed as action movies and both scenes have the same look to them.

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This clip is set in a old field which is used as a battlefield. It has old trees and wooden stumps from trees. The actors have armour. This shows meaning as it shows that something is going to happen here and that something that has drama is going to happen here. It has close up shots and long shots at the beginning. This shows importance and meaning as they have meant to shoot it this way to add drama and it makes the audience really get interested and want to watch more of the movie/scene. It then shows long shots and landscape shots to make the movie interesting. This also makes the audience think about what is going to happen next. They have motion shots as you can see on this clip when they are fighting. This adds drama. It also shows the audience clearly the things that the actors are doing which is fighting in this case. There are also shots where Thor appears and he looks into another persons eyes for a moment. This is eye to eye action and shows importance and meaning. It shows these things as you are wondering what is going to happen next and you also know that he is looking at this person for a reason. It makes you think about what that reason could be. The sounds in this scene shows meaning as the characters/actors are shouting which is meant to happen as they are on a battlefield and it shows that something of importance is about to happen.This scene has been edited to show meaning and to make it more intense. It also may have been shot in different parts and then put together. they may have also used a green screen for some parts.Also it is fast edited which shows why the scene is so fast. Also different characters are filmed for different reasons. It is to show their importance. All of the characters are all there for one reason and this reason is to defeat the baddies that look like silver robot men. I like how this movie also links to and look like it takes inspiration from the Lord of the Rings movies and the Hobbit movies. It also has a link to Games of Thrones in a way.

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Scene No.2 Thor:The Dark World, Battle in Vanaheim   (2013)

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Scene No.2 Thor:The Dark World, Battle in Vanaheim   (2013)

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Scene from "Thor: The Dark World" (2013)

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The set is a sea side in one of the most famous and well know places in the world which goes by the name of Niagara Falls. It has props such as a ice cream stand and a binocular stand that people can look out to the sea at. There are a lot of areas in the background. This shows meaning as it shows where the scene is set adds drama to show that there will be something important happening there. There is a lot of different camera work such as long shots and motion shots. This is shown when Superman is flying past after rescuing the child. The camera would have properly been on a helicopter or on some kind of transportation that could reach that level. There are also close up shots of superman at the start of the clip when he walks near the ice-cream stand. This shows importance and meaning as he is close by and by the expression on his face. There are also a lot of landscape shots used to show where the scene is set. This has meaning as it adds drama and shows that something is going to happen in that place so it is a place of importance. All of these camera angles add importance as they all add up to make the film exciting and they all add drama. The sound in this scene also shows meaning as the characters/actor are saying things to show expression and add drama to the scene. In this case this shows that things are going to happen. Also there is a lot of background noise. This adds drama and shows that something is going to happen. This scene may have been edited to add drama or to make it more intense. It may have been shot in different bits and then put together. they may have had to take a piece of it out when originally made and then edited the rest together.Also we all know who Superman is by the end of the movie. He is a superhero as he saves a child and flys of not only leaving the characters in the film stunned but also the audience at home.Also it does not look that good when he flies off because they used an old method of filming and old cameras as it was in the 1980s.

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Scene No.1 Superman 2, Niagra falls rescue (1980)

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Scene No.1 Superman 2, Niagra falls rescue (1980)

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Niagara Falls scene from Superman II, where the young boy gets saved by Superman after he falls off the railing into the water.