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Dory: Film Analysis

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1. Finding dory, star of the film Dory last 1 minute and 42 sec.
2. In the trailer finding Dory it displays how Dory is trying to find her family throughout the film. Dory once new her family and lived with them but one day was taken away. In the trailer Dory keeps saying that she starting to remeber things, with is weird becasue Dory never rembers anything. The trailer trys to tell a story but does no give the story away. From the looks of it, I feel that I know what finding Dory will be about but it did not tell me the whole story so I feel it did what is was suppose to do.
3. The scene I have selected is more so an extior loction. The setting of this scene is in the ocean about mid day when the promo comes on Dory 's old pale Nemo is in the scene as Dory is sleeping the has a bad habbit on swimming and sleeping. As she is sleep swimming Nemo hears her drifting off into the ocean. Nemo and his son get Dory and puts her back safely where she needed to go. The time this was realed was Nov, 10,2015. The scene I have selected has many diffrent camera angles and views three angles that really stood out to me were medium close up, close up, and last but not least two shot. The two shot was when Nemo was putting Dory back in her …show more content…

In a completely diffrent scene from the promo movie the scene when Dory was trying to actually find her parents this was an extior location also. She traveled throughout the ocean searching and searching for her family. The time of day was about the same as the other scene. The characters are the same in both scenes, although she does meets new people throughout her journey. Dory never gaves up on what she believed, this is that she was going to find her faimly. Nov, 10, 2015 was when is promo was released. There were many diffrent editing styles that were used. For example, three editing styles that werer used were, Cutting on action, Cutting to empty frame ans letting subject come in, and lastly cutting on an emphatic part of

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