Another filmed we
watched a clip was Senna, which is a documentary about Ayrton Senna, who was a
Brazilian Formula One driver who won three championships before his early death
at the age of 34.
For this film, we
saw a clip where Senna had won a championship. Above the footage, a voiceover
was played above by the commentator (Murray Walker). In my opinion, this gives
the shot a professional film and brings it together as a scene. The timing of
the voiceover and the footage is thorough thought about, as it allows the
audience to see Senna in the context that the voiceover is implying.
I feel it has a
big impact on the scene. It allows you to emotionally connect with Senna, to
know how it feels in that moment – you feel happy for him, the playfulness with
his friends and the water is almost moving. It works very well as a misé-en-scene
and creates a nice moving feeling within an audience.
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