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In the scene camera angles are used to show different angles of the scene and what is actually happening in the scene. Camera angles are used to show the audience watching the different angles of the scene and how they can change the view to look better.

In the film Happy Death Day you can see the different camera angles used such as a close up. Music is also used in this scene to create suspense and keep the audience watching.

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Cabin in the Woods uses non-diegetic sound like music to make the end scene more emotional for the viewer. Throughout the scene the audience can hear music playing. With this, they can feel more connected to the characters' situation as the music makes them feel emotional. When they want the audience to feel more of this, they build the music up and make it louder, so it overpowers other sounds within the scene.

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Camera shots and Angles.

A man and a woman walk slowly down a curved, stepped alleyway, the camera is tilted at a low angle with the lighting shadowing out their features. The directors purpose of using this low angle shot is to create curiosity of the viewers wondering where they are walking to as we cannot view where they are going. They enter a vast and eerie room, with various drawings of bodily anatomy presented on the curved walls around them. A woman enters the room, and the music (non-diegetic sound) playing in the background spikes in intensity. The woman reveals the requirements of the sacrifice, of which are depicted around the room. The whore, the athlete, the scholar, the fool and the virgin. These are representations of the group of friends, which, as the lady says, “all suffer and die at the hand of whatever horror they raise.” They are sacrificed to what the lady describes as the ancient ones beneath them, without this sacrifice the world will end and everyone will die suffering. The scene offers multiple close up shots where the conversation between the fool and the unknown lady becomes intense. The virgin finds herself in a clash of morals, and we are presented with an over the shoulder shot of the fool's shoulder and we see the virgin holding a gun with the intention to kill the man. The over the shoulder shot lets us view the virgin holding the gun how the fool will see it, the director's purpose of this is to create shock for the audience.

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In the final scene the virgin and the stoner are the only two left out of the five friends. We see death between two choices and the importance of friendship and just how much we must value them. Character development is a key feature in this particular scene as we see the virgin and the stoner closer and more aware of who they are. This is shown in the scene when they realise they had to make a choice both ending with death. At the very end of this scene the development of each of their characters is so different from where they started.

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One of the main things I have noticed in this scene is the use of different gorey horrors. We can see the classic slasher when the girl is being eaten by the werewolf. This is also shown when the axe is put in the back of the head of the office worker. Both of these are shown with close up shots which is why I have found this one of the most memorable parts of the scene.

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Non diegetic sound is sound that only us as the audience can hear, this is things like music and narration, not to be confused with diegetic sound which is sound that the characters can hear, this is things like loud bangs and crashes, talking and other effects. The non diegetic sound in this scene helps to build suspense and keep the audience reeled in. dramatic music can play a huge role in the mood or feelings you get from a movie, slow music creates a sense of sadness while happy music is more upbeat instrumental ect ect.

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The technique I will be using is sound, the music and sound effects throughout this movie is very fitting to the film. The director uses these scary sound effects to portray the theme of horror, especially the non diegetic and diegetic sounds within this scene. Sounds are used in this scene with the music and with the gods rumbling below.

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Throughout most of the last scene the director uses non digetic sounds through the background music. This background music does a good job building suspense as the film is getting really tense and it does a good job of keeping the audience interested and creating the feeling of fear. The music sets the tone and almost gives the audience hints into what is going to happen next.

There is a close up shot which transitions it into a two-shot. The close-up was used to show the fear in Tree’s face and as it transitioned into the mid shot we see Toombs in the background about to attack. These shots were used along with silence which transitioned into a growing crescendo of suspenseful music which added even more tension to the scene and had the audience on edge. The growing crescendo of music in horror movies are important to make the audience feel on edge and scared. It sets the tone of what the scene is going to be and builds that tension and makes the audience wonder what is going to happen next.

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Once Dana and Marty find their way out of the lab they find themselves in the old looking area with a lava type substance at the bottom. Dana and Marty talk together about the sacrifice ritual and the leader of all this explains if they don’t be used as sacrifice the ancient gods will rise unless they die. Dana decides to point the gun at Marty and explains that the world will die. During this scene we see the over the shoulder camera technique from Marty’s shoulder. Dana has the gun and it is pointed towards Marty and during this we can see the emotions that Dana is feeling, she doesn’t want to kill her friend but the whole world will end if she doesn’t. She's overwhelmed and confused as she has the whole world's fate in her hands.

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The director uses mise en scen to show the viewer each characters state at this point in the film in a summary of what has happened up to this point. The 5 pillars are holding up the building the characters are in symbolising how these five people must carry out this ritual to save the world just like how the pillars must hold the roof from falling on the characters. The whole area they are in is set up like a sort of colosseum-like arena, it is a sort of floating platform with a sharp drop into the ancient gods and unknown below, it has one staircase that acts to introduce the ‘fighters’, the werewolf comes down the stairs to fight the girl and other monsters follow it, the characters are then forced to fight the monsters aswell as each other to try and save the rest of the world. These fights seem to symbolize the whole point of the movie in a smaller scale as the characters are fighting above the gods trying to carry this ritual out, they are almost entertaining the gods up close as they try to finish this ritual that they have spent the whole movie trying to complete.

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The tone that can be seen throughout the final scenes in the film, show there is a feeling of confusion but understanding which on its own is quite conflicting, there is a sense of understanding with the idea of a sacrificial ritual taking place, but there is confusion on the whole purpose of the “ritual”.
During the scene where there is an attempt of Dana killing Marty, Dana is sympathetic and apoligizes for her current actions, and this sympathetic tone shows that she doesn’t want to actually harm Marty. 
This tone also is important when it comes Marty, his overall demanor is a combination of humor and recognition, with him slowly figuring out what is happening and this is seen throughout many examples in the last final scenes of the film and this tone that he has also makes us (the viewer) understand that he has been able to identify that something relating to ritualistic sacrifices or at the very least he understands that there is sometype of survaillince that is watching them. 

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 In the last scene in the film a main technique used is non diegetic sound which is not in the film itself and is added into the scene after its been filmed. Music is also playing in the background when the gods hand rises up and destroys the cabin and everything else in its path. The non diegetic sound is used to make the scene better as it makes more of an impact and sets the theme and tone of what is happening. 

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 In the last scene in the film a main technique used is non diegetic sound which is not in the film itself and is added into the scene after its been filmed. Music is also playing in the background when the gods hand rises up and destroys the cabin and everything else in its path. The non diegetic sound is used to make the scene better as it makes more of an impact and sets the theme and tone of what is happening. 

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Close up

In the very first part of this scene we see Tree walking through the door holding an axe. The camera is up close to her face so the audience can see the fear and worry that she is feeling, but it is also showing us that she is determined to figure out on how to get out of this repeated cycle of living the same day because she wants her life back.

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The technique I will be using is sound, the music and sound effects throughout this movie is very fitting to the film. The director uses these scary sound effects to portray the theme of horror, especially the non diegetic and diegetic sounds within this scene. Sounds are used in this scene with the music and with the killing running around the hospital chasing tree .

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The scene makes good use of different camera angles and techniques such as close up shots and flashbacks, as well as color grading and lighting to intensify the suspense and tension of the scene. The scene makes really good use of close-up shots to create a sense of claustrophobia in the audience and focus your attention to the little details in the shot. The close-up shot not only unsettles the audience but also shows Tree's petrified facial expression through her gritted teeth and rapid glances around the room. In the scene, lighting and pale colors present a sense of unease and danger along with the use of shadows and darkness paired with the pale colors creates an unordinary atmosphere, emphasizing the unpredictability of the story. Having an eerie atmosphere and an unpredictable plot is crucial in making up a good horror movie scene as it keeps the audience engaged and invested.

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In this scene camera angles and shots are used to add more context to the story. At the start there is a close up shot of Tree’s face. As it is a close up, we can’t see anything behind or near her, so when she moves, it is an effective way to reveal the murderer. As the scene continues they come to the bell tower. They show the height of it well by using a low angled shot looking up at it, as well as a high angled one looking down at the murderer looking up. This lets us know how high it is.

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In Happy Death Day we see Tree change for the better throughout the film. As at the start of the film she is shown to be self centered and doesn’t really care about anyone else but in one of the last scenes we see Tree kill herself to save Carter and make sure that he survives and doesn’t permanently die. This shows how Tree has grown and changed as a person for the better as she is shown to know care about others and their feelings.

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In this scene, Tree's character development shows significantly, with her choice of dying being impacted by the death of Carter, when she has the choice to kill tombs and stop the time loops, or kill herself to ensure that Carter is still alive she chooses to kill herself to make sure that Carter is alive, at the beginning of the film she is the opposite of this she was a person that didn't allow for other people to impact her choices and in this scene, it shows that she is changing as a character.

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In this scene the Non-Diegetic sound is very noticeable, there isn't a lot of dialogue so the music is there to fill in the silence. At the start the music is very ominous however when we discover that the killer is behind her the music swells to a stop when he kills Carter. Then the music changes again when Tree realizes that she will be killed next. Acting fast she runs into the church as she runs down the hospital hallway lit with unsettling light the camera angle becomes tilted and we follow her as she runs into the church. When she realizes Carter is dead the music turns very slow and sad, however calming, which is very different from the suspenseful loud music that was playing before. When comparing this final scene to the beginning of the film we can see how much Tree has changed. It started with her rushing out of his dorm room not even wanting to know his name and ends with her killing herself in order to keep him in her life.

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In this particular scene character development is a key feature. We see this from how Tree reacts between the choices of saving herself and killing her suspected murderer or saving Carter and having to die and go through her birthday again. Close-up shot is an important camera shot that is used at the start of the scene when Tree walks into the hospital room where Toombs is supposedly staying. This camera shot shows Tree’s expression when she enters the room and from that the audience get a rush of adrenaline and a mix of apprehensive feelings. This shot also captures the way she holds the axe , we can see a hint of bravery and confidence but overall there is an overwhelming tension and fear. We see this by the way she breathes heavily, the constant turning of her head as well as her facial features and expressions symbolising all-inclusive fear and paranoia. The Close-up shot then transitions into an over-shoulder and focus shot that then shows Toombs with the baby-face mask behind Tree.Transition is another great technique that is used in this scene to flow everything out from how the camera shots are transitioned or how the music transitions from part to part, high to low. This technique helps envelop the audience overall with Tree’s character development.

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The director uses lighting to convey how tree is feeling in each moment of the scene. The lighting starts off as annoying buzz of the hospital, although the lights are darker and more sinister compared to earlier in the film as tree knows the convict has escaped and is ready to kil her. After she confronts the convict and gets away she ends up in a old clocktower, the lighting is even darker and a ghoulish green as tree knows that even if she kills the convict, her boyfriend wll be dead. She has an apiphany that if she kills herself she can relive the day one more time and save her boyfriend, the ligting and music at this point seems to become brighter and more positive.