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The Speech Scene: This scene is very much an active spectatorship scene due to the emotion heard behind the speech which engages us

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Selma Movie CLIP - Give Us the Vote (2015) - David Oyelowo, Oprah Winfrey Movie HD

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Sheriff Scene: This scene sets up the dilemma which sets the protagonists journey throughout the film which means that it is has more of an active than passive spectatorship.

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Winter's Bone - Encounter With The Sheriff

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Winter's Bone - Encounter With The Sheriff

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The brief, tense exchange, seven minutes into Winter's Bone, that sets up the dilemma that will drive the protagonist's journey.

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The scene in which Ree cuts off her fathers hands is generally a scene that invites active spectatorship as it is extremely tense and emotional. The scenes soundtrack is almost completely overshadowed by the sound of the chainsaw which represents the discomfort in Ree at this particular moment.

However there is a complete shift in terms of spectatorship due to the fact that in the next scene Ree seems generally calm due to her success in keeping the family afloat

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Bridge Scene:  The scene is both an active and passive spectatorship as there is lots of tension in addition to a lack of soundtrack (until the fighting begins)

In the scene I believe that there is a shift between passive and active spectatorships as the movement arrives at the bridge. The two members at the front of the march are wearing black and white trench coats that can refer to the theme of equality and how both races should stand together. As they are walking there is a lack of soundtrack which creates a passive spectatorship as it seems relatively calm.

As the fight occurs we generally switch to an active spectatorship due to the fact that there is a more tension due to soundtrack and the action on screen. The music in the scene is actually contrapuntal sound as the soundtrack doesn't fit with the action. This could further relate to the idea that the mass assault should not be occurring.