Analysis of Harry Potter

   

I chose this movie because I´ve been watching it since I was a child. It makes me feel part of the film. Also because I enjoy it a lot and its my favorite film. This scenes are taken In the astronomy room of the castle were they are (Hogwarts). Their costumes tell us how their personality Is, the young boy who wants to kill the old man Is wearing black clothes, that tell us he Is not a pacific boy, this hypothesis Is not always correct. The old man wears a tunic, we can see he Is very wise. Expressions are also very Important, the young boy show he Is scared because he need to kill the old man and he dont want to, but he need to do it otherwise he will be killed. Finally light Is a crutial factor, because it makes the characters have a more deep role. Here the scenes are with very little light because Is a dark moment.

At the beginning we have a very wide shot, the subject Is visible but the emphasis Is still on the placement

The next scene Is a wide shot, the subject takes up the full frame, or as much as comfortable possible. Continue to this scene we have a two-shot, which Is similar to the mid shot, but with two people.

In the next couple scenes we have a conversation between the characters and then a two-shot so we see both characters, the conversation continues and we have a mid shot of one character.

  

The conversation continues and the next different shot Is a medium close up shot, which Is half way between a mid shot and a close up, In the next scenes we have a wide shot and the subject takes the full frame

New characters appear and we saw a two-shot of 2 subjects ( An actual and a new one), the next scene following the two-shot Is a over-the-shoulder-shot, we are looking to the subject from behind various characters 

                                                                           

Then we have a close-up shot of the first character who Is hiding, the scene you will see now Is a low-angle shot, Is a shot from a camera angle positioned low on the vertical axis, anywhere below the eye line, looking up. Psychologically, the effect of the low-angle shot is that it makes the subject look strong and powerful.

We have a down angle shot which let us see the caracter who Is hiding watching whats happening from downstairs, next we have another low-angle shot to the subject who knows his friend Is hiding and watching everything

In the next seconds we see a over-the-shoulder-shot from another new character looking to the subject, next we have a medium close up of the face of the subject

Finally we have a wide shot of the subject who has been killed by another character.

The sound Is taken by the soundtrack of Harry Potter and the Half-Blood Prince, composed by Nicholas Hooper, alongside Alastair King.The soundtrack was released on 14 July 2009, a day before the film's release, and was nominated for a Grammy Award for Best Score Soundtrack Album for a Motion Picture. The soundtrack is critically acclaimed and the most successful album of the series.