Discuss visual / oral text features in your response. Parallel Action Cutler's broadcast vs. Final fight ; The miss-en-scene of the parallel action shows Adam Cutler's final broadcast, played on 5 television sets, about justice and enemies.
The irony of his speech is shown through the parallel action - Cutler is receiving the swift justice from V that he deserves and that matches his own speech. It also shows no one is listening to him anymore and he's lost power because of the empty seats. ; This is paralleled with V meeting with Creed, his guards and the captive Cutler underground.
Dialogue ; Cutler's broadcast ; "My fellow Englishmen: tonight our country', that which we stand for, and all we hold dear, faces a grave and terrible threat. This violent and unparalleled assault on o
...ur security will not go undefended.
.. Or unpunished. Our enemy is an insidious one, seeking to divide us and destroy the very foundation of our great nation. Tonight, we must remain steadfast.
We must remain determined. But most of all, we must remain united. Those caught tonight in violation of curfew will be considered in league with our enemy and prosecuted as a terrorist without leniency or exception.
Tonight, I give you my most solemn vow: that justice will be swift, it will be righteous, and it will be without mercy. ; The V or 5 is constantly brought about in obvious and subtle ways to continually remind the viewer of the mission and justify Vs.
murderous and terrorist tactics as an acceptable means of carrying out his work. High/Low angle shots + Performance ; V is visually shown t
gain control/power over Cutler and Creed through the use of high angle shots of Cutler and the subtle low angle shots of V High angles showing loss Of power Low angle + performance showing power/control gain
Symbolism symbolic comparison between Vs. broadcast and Cutler's Vs. broadcast 5 TV's shown with people all avidly paying attention to Vs. message Cutler's broadcast Same 5 TV's shown with no one watching - all Of the seats are empty Government in control - Government officials V gains control - Creed's closest mean trying trying to find V by storming the BAT tower to find V, so they storm the Underground. BAT tower = high building, clearly shows power and control.
It represents the governments, in particular Cutler's, control over England 5th of November underground - V s operation is underground curatively and literally.
It is the place where he gains final control over the government: - He finishes killing the leaders - He gets Eve to blow up parliament with him on the train. 4th of November a year later Dialogue - Creed vs. V ; Creed: [desperately shooting at the approaching V] Die! Die! Why won't you die?...
Why won't you die? ; V: Beneath this mask there is more than flesh. Beneath this mask there is an idea, Mr.. Creed. And ideas are bulletproof.
V stays standing long after he should have because he's driven by his thirst for justice and revenge.
Essay Structure Introduction - funnel ; Paragraph 1 - parallel action/ironic dialogue ; Paragraph 2 - high/low angle shots ; Paragraph 3 - symbolic comparison between V and Cutler ; Conclusion - reverse funnel Body
Paragraphs Structure Topic Statement Describe the section of the scene you will talk about that shows the idea Identify the technique used to show this Example Describe what is happening at the time the technique is used in the film, using film language explanation Explain how this shows the idea and why that makes it important/memorable Analysis Explain what this shows us about human behavior
Discuss how this is similar/different to something in your life or wider society. Us Mary Restate that the technique used helps show the idea Link back to essay topic Introduction Broad idea quote e. G. 'The only verdict is vengeance; a vendetta..
. Value and veracity of such shall one day vindicate the vigilant and the virtuous. " for the Link quote to text and essay topic e. G.
In the visual text V for Vendetta, directed by James McGuire, the final fight scene clearly illustrates the idea of control and power.
Outline techniques that show this e. G. In this scene McGuire uses parallel action, ironic dialogue and homeboys to develop our understanding of the change in power and control through the direct comparison of V and Adam Cutler. Paragraph 1 Parallel Action Firstly, in the beginning of this scene the director uses parallel action to make a direct comparison between Chancellor Adam Cutler and V.
This comparison helps develop our understanding of the idea of power and control.
For example, we see close ups and mid-shots of the TV's broadcasting Cutlers final speech crosscut with V meeting Creed, his guards and captive Cutler in the underground, where he kills them. This is used alongside Cutler's ironic beech about punishment,
unity and justice. "Tonight, I give you my most solemn vow: theistic will be swift, it will be righteous, and it will be without mercy. This use of parallel action and ironic dialogue helps show the idea of justice and revenge because it visually illustrates V upholding justice by killing Cutler, then the guards and Creed. V is killing the remaining leaders of Nurseries, thus getting his revenge for ill-treatment and justice for all of the wrongs these government leaders have committed.
The idea of power and control can be seen in real life through the revolutions hat have happened throughout history, such as the uprisings that have happened in Egypt and Turkey recently.
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