https://padlet.com/tomsneate/pihkn1uc5c3uu8a5 Made by Tom, Victoria & Abby en-us 2022-03-28 15:14:59 UTC 2022-03-31 01:34:27 UTC hello@padlet.com https://padlet.net/icons/png/1f39e.png tomsneate https://padlet.com/tomsneate/pihkn1uc5c3uu8a5/wish/2117403532 2022-03-28 15:16:38 UTC https://padlet.com/tomsneate/pihkn1uc5c3uu8a5/wish/2117403532 tomsneate https://padlet.com/tomsneate/pihkn1uc5c3uu8a5/wish/2117406768 2022-03-28 15:18:16 UTC https://padlet.com/tomsneate/pihkn1uc5c3uu8a5/wish/2117406768 tomsneate https://padlet.com/tomsneate/pihkn1uc5c3uu8a5/wish/2117409370 How does Welles use montage to tell a story?]]> 2022-03-28 15:19:31 UTC https://padlet.com/tomsneate/pihkn1uc5c3uu8a5/wish/2117409370 tomsneate https://padlet.com/tomsneate/pihkn1uc5c3uu8a5/wish/2117411791 How does Welles subvert the traditional American idea of a 'typical marriage'?]]> 2022-03-28 15:20:39 UTC https://padlet.com/tomsneate/pihkn1uc5c3uu8a5/wish/2117411791 tomsneate https://padlet.com/tomsneate/pihkn1uc5c3uu8a5/wish/2117413719 Question 1:
- the use of montage condenses the long term events into a summarised representation of their marriage

Question2
- does he subvert the traditional marriage? typically men are expected to be the breadwinners and thus expected to only be home momentarily.. so he upholds this. but by the end of the montage you can see the marriage concept deteriorate with their lack of communication]]> 2022-03-28 15:21:37 UTC https://padlet.com/tomsneate/pihkn1uc5c3uu8a5/wish/2117413719 tomsneate https://padlet.com/tomsneate/pihkn1uc5c3uu8a5/wish/2117414129 Question 1:
He and his wife ideologicalically and emotionally gradually grew apart. It took eight years, from marriage to divorce, but only six shots and few minutes to show it. All six scenes take place in the same dining room. Time passing is shown by clothing changes, and changes in demeanour.

Question 2:
Welles' shows the depreciation of an unfruitful marriage gradually due to them being fundamentally incompatible. Things worsen over the montage, but the set stays the same; their beautiful house, their nights out, etc. They 'have it all', but it is still not enough to make them happy together.]]> 2022-03-28 15:21:50 UTC https://padlet.com/tomsneate/pihkn1uc5c3uu8a5/wish/2117414129 tomsneate https://padlet.com/tomsneate/pihkn1uc5c3uu8a5/wish/2117415314 Question 1:
Actor blocking, short snappy dialogue, costuming(?), montage as a device to compress time

Question2:
We feel it doesnt subvert, but fits the traditional marriage progression. love+lust at start, ends with silence.]]> 2022-03-28 15:22:24 UTC https://padlet.com/tomsneate/pihkn1uc5c3uu8a5/wish/2117415314 tomsneate https://padlet.com/tomsneate/pihkn1uc5c3uu8a5/wish/2117415903 Question 1:
Compresses a marriage over a duration of time through flash pan shots. It is successfully used to show the deterioration of Kanes perception and character (development). We see this through his change in perception he begins being bubbly and over the duration of scene his tone and look changes 

Josh disagrees though 

Question2
It subverts the cliche traditional marriage- having breakfast happily every morning where husband slowly becomes distanced due to his submersion in life - referring to typical issues with American dream/lifestyle - role of husband/wife.]]> 2022-03-28 15:22:41 UTC https://padlet.com/tomsneate/pihkn1uc5c3uu8a5/wish/2117415903 tomsneate https://padlet.com/tomsneate/pihkn1uc5c3uu8a5/wish/2117416436 Question 1:


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