Tuesday, 6 December 2016

9 Frame Analysis



Frame 1. This shows from the back of her, with her hand movement over her face showing that she is vulnerable and fragile. Also the background is full black and she is wearing pink that shows that she is weak and innocent. Additionally, she is walking into black to show that she is waking into the fear of the unknown.

Frame 2. Here she is in the for-ground looking into the dance studio. This implies that she is an outsider and isn't accepted by the other dancers. Also with her about to walk into the group of people shows that she is going to change to be like them, this is shown by the costume colours.

Frame 3. Here is a close-up of her face to show her emotions. Here she looks very concerned and unaware of her future in this dance studio. She is very natural looking, with little make-up, which symbolises her immaturity. Her hair is also very perfect, which reflects her character in the show- her being the black swan as she doesn't know how to be dark and sinister.

Frame 4. This frame represents the relationship that both characters have together. This is because the man is always looking over her and controlling her in her every move throughout the film. We can tell by the facial expressions how the characters feel about each other.

Frame 5. In this next frame, we can see her reaction when she sees her instructor, this shows that she is scared of him and he is always in her personal space.

Frame 6. This is the same as frame 5 in the way that he is always in her personal space. This could also represent their relationship as it looks like he is going to kiss her. From her facial expressions she looks embarrassed and doesn't want to face him.

Frame 7. Here her facial expressions have changes considerable as she looks panicked and the way that she looks over her shoulder shows she doesn't know what is behind her.

Frame 8. This is the dark character that is always a shadow which is represented by her outfit as it is dark. In the film we always see two of her from Nina's point of view this is shown by there being two of her in this frame.

Frame 9. This final frame reflects the swan queen and the black swan in the show. Nina being the perfect white swan with her pale skin and light clothing. Whereas Lily (on the right) is portraying the black swan with her black clothing, darker skin and swan like tattoo, implying the darker, evil swan.

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