Kim woods

# 1

Blow up like any other movie produced with the objective of catching the attention of the viewer. Produced in the year 1967, the director of Blow up incorporated various film features to make the movie attractive and interesting to watch. Michelangelo Antonioni directed the film. The director of the film has the worldview in his perspective while producing the film. That is; he had to incorporate reality situation through photography. In the movie, the director generated a color plate that shows the issue of reality and its relationship with nature. Michelangelo ensured that the employment of the psychological colors was seen in the entire movie and on the other hand he provided that he made little us of the actual colors. The use of color is evident in the setting of the film. That is the director used the color in the film setting to shout out the mood that he had in mind. For instance, the gray color has been employed in most parts of the movie it representing the dominant gray tone in the film thus avoiding the use of bright color in entire film.

#2

The principle location of the film is in London. The location can only be pointed out if one views the entire movie. Majorly, the production of the film was in London in 1960s. However, there is another location of the film that the director presents to the viewers. He also located the film production in a hostel by the name Camberwell Reception Center. The center served a home to the homeless individuals. The director of the movie brings this out clearly when he introduces some of the central characters in the play taking photographs. For instance, Thomas one of the main characters in the play interacts freely with the homeless persons in southeast parts of London while taking photos. #3

David Hemmings is the photographer of the film Blowup. He is one of the essential characters that contributed to the excellent production of this movie (Antonioni 1971). He is viewed to be part of the primary team members in that; the most parts of the story rotate around hi. Moreover, various events of the movie are related to his parson experience in one way or another. Also, the producer gave positive comments about the photographer. He said that “I feel that Hemmings with other supporting characters are significant in the movie” this comment from the director is a clear indication that the director did a stunning job in the film. Furthermore, the photographer included the homeless people in London to make the movie more attractive and interesting.

#4

I noticed various directing strategies in the scenes of Blow up movie production. For instance, the sound played in the film directly relates to the tone and mood of the tone. Moreover, the film has a perfect cinematography in that; the cameras are placed in the most strategic position highlighting the images correctly thus making more visible and easy to view. Film edition is another most effective strategy that the director employed. That is; he ensured that the scenes in the film were properly edited leading to leading to adequate flow in the entire movie. Moreover, the director provided that picks the color that will quickly brings out the meaning of the film to the viewers. #5

In the last scene of the movie, there is an indication of Thomas portrayal based in the center of a grass field. The scene takes place at the park adjacent to the tennis court with the photographer holding a camera in his hands. Thus, the events make it for one to derive meaning or theme of this scene. For instance, the scene shows loneliness and isolation encountered by Thomas, who is the central character in the film. Besides, the scene shows Thomas to be imaginary parson by fading away the view of the audience. By the end of the film, Thomas is in the sad mood in this scene unlike at the start of the movie indicating that his life has changed against his wishes.

#6

There are various lines of the dialogue that clearly the theme of the film Blowup. However, the lines relate to the visit of Thomas to the house of house of homeless people in London. The theme of desperation and isolation is portrayed in this conversation between Thomas and the homeless people. In this conversation, Thomas can find out that the homeless people are going through a hard time as well as traumatizing encounters because of desperation.