Cinematography:
Cinematographer:-
Jonathan Sela
(Fast and Furious Hobbs
and Shaw)
Lighting
The lightning in Fast and Furious Hobbs and Shaw is outstanding. Some scenes are very vivid examples of this when explosions
happen. When explosions happen they are mainly in the dark or against a dark
background. This gives the explosion scenes more emphasis for the viewer as the
bright orange and yellow stand out from the black background. This is also a
good contrast.
Composition
The composition in this film is the use of a variety of wide
and close up shots. This gives the effect, to the viewer, as dramatic and
intense scenes throughout the movie. The wide-angle shot is used to emphasise
what is happening in the whole scene, whereas in contrast, the close-up shot
intensifies the scene dramatically as the character is focussed on
Camera movement
The movie has a lot of smooth camera movement and makes good
use of tracking shots. This helps to entice the audience and gets them hooked.
Mise en scene
In this film, the scenes have a lot of cars and weaponry,
this ties in with the way the characters behave to interact with the props, this sites the characters especially well
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