Cinematography
Characterisation
Narrative
- Opening scene: dark evening
- [setting the scene] outside shot of a bright yellow window with a man walking back and forth, muffle dialogue
- Cinematography: rule of thirds used quite a lot
- Colours are very brown, off-white
- Steady cam shot, moving back as the character walks toward the camera
- Yellow lighting
- Adults: darker clothing
- Alice: white dress, blonde hair, fair skin but dark eyes
- Very minimum lighting
- Little girl; intelligent, describes her dream about a fantasy world
- Blonde little girl
- Flash forward 13 years
- Colours, predominantly black but other colours are 'bright'
- Warm lights when with father
- Cold lighting when with mother
- Main girl; white pale skin, blonde hair, dark eyes
- Normal world: bright and colourful
- Everyone is wearing shades of white and cream, but everything still has either a cold or hot undertone depending on the characterisation/mood
- Hamish dude: unattractive, rude, has a snobby look on his face, automatically don't like him
- It's clear that Alice doesn't fit in as she doesn't want to conform to society's expectations
- Violin music playing throughout the whole scene
- Roses: white/red possibly a symbol as Hamish's mother is upset that the roses are white and she wants them red.
- She sees glimpses of her dream in the real world: rabbit in a waist coat, blue caterpillar
- Point-Of-View Shots as Hamish proposes to Alice
- These sisters could be the real life version of twiddle dee and twiddle dum?!?!?!
- And Hamish has red hair so he could be the mad hatter?? Or else it cold represent her father
- Red Queen = potential step mother
- Idk I'm just making these up
- Unstable camera movements as it follows Alice's through the bushes as she runs to catch the rabbit
- Point-Of View shots as she runs through the bushes
- Normal world: cool undertone - blue/white lighting
- Entrance to wonderland: warm undertones - orange lighting
- Gravity confusion, this is where everything starts messing with your head
- Room is quite dark lit by very carefully placed orange/yellowy lights in the corners AND the candles
- High and low angles, zooming in and out to create the effect that she is growing/shrinking
- Voices having an argument about her not being the 'right alice' because she doesn't remember this from the first time
- Flowers are snobby just like the average person in the 'real world'
- Colourful with a cool undertone
- Twiddle dee and twiddle dum bicker and exchange thoughts to each other just like the sisters
- Absolum- wise, blue, CATERPILLAR: yet to become it's true self by turning into a butterfly
- Now that I'm analysing this I am realising that there are SO MANY MOTIFS AND METAPHORS WOW THIS IS BEAUTIFUL
- It's so clear who the bad guy is when we see it: Dude with he heart eye. His hair and costume is dark, he has a scar, everyone associated with him (red cards) are all coloured black and red - very evil colours when put together as opposed to the rest of the characters
- RED QUEEN: Castle is dirty white/grey and red, dull
- I don't know if it has anything to do with Tim Burton's style but the Red Queen has a sculptured bush at the front in the shape of her head, and this really reminded me of Edward Scissorhands.... recurring theme????
- RED QUEEN: Huge over exaggerated head
- She pronounces her words like a baby - eg. drink = dwink
- The bad guys black heart changes to a red heart when he's around the Red Queen - disloyal, two faced
- Bandersnatch (huge dog)
- The woods are dark and creepy and foggy
- The shape of the moon turns into he smile of the cat
- Tea party table is very messy
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