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The key answer of exercise 4

The key to exercise solutions in chapter 10 - World culture - The science of film for the textbook Cutting Edge Upper-Intermediate - Student's Book with authors Sarah Cunningham, Peter Moor and Jonathan Bygrave from Pearson Education

Question

Watch five people talking about a film in which the special effects impressed them. Complete the table.

Answer

  • Sion: The Artist; silent film, shot in black and white; still manages to have an impact in the modern film world.
  • Audrey: Life of Pi; a very visual film, they used a real tiger in the film, and cut it with CGI, they conveyed the emotions of the animal well; you could understand what it was thinking.
  • Jeff: Inception; they make the city fold in on itself and there are some beautiful scenes of characters floating in a hotel room; makes the film beautiful / visually appealing.
  • Helen: Forrest Gump; they take historical footage and put actors in; it's funny to see a new take on a historical event.
  • Elliot: The Matrix, 'bullet time' - they film a scene from lots of different angles and at different rates; adds a slo mo effect.

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