Monday, May 20, 2019
10 Things I Hate About You. Play and Movie
I burn, I pine, I perish this is a quote from the cinema 10 things I hate about you and a happen made by William Shakespeare called Taming of the Shrew. The movie 10 things I hate about you was originated from a encounter from William Shakespeare called Taming of the Shrew. The director of the movie is Gil Junger. In 10 things I hate about you, a sunrise(prenominal) boy in school called Cameron falls in love with a girl called Bianca and tries to date her, just her father doesnt allow Bianca to date anyone before Katherine, who is called a shrew because of her behaviors, does.Cameron persuades Joey to pay Patrick to date Katherine, so he can date Bianca. After some time, Patrick and Katherine fall in love with each separate and Cameron checks out with Bianca in the end. The movie is an adaptation of the play and the author has changed to suit the audience, because the target audience of this movie is modern people, not people in Elizabethan English. To get audiences attention , it has used several filming techniques.thither were lots of usages of filming techniques in the movie. For example, at the flick when Katherine was about to kiss Patrick, extreme close-up was applied to the scene in order to capture the emotion of the two characters. Also, Tracking is applied at the scene when Michael shows Joey round the school in order to involve the audience in the action and to show the environment.Both of these filming techniques were used in order to keep the audiences attention and to involve audiences into the scene in order to make the audiences feel the way that the director wants them to feel. In the movie, there were more techniques that were used. For most of the time in the movie, the alter that they have used are bright colors, such as pink, yellow. The lighting is usually bright, but in the scene where Bianca kisses Cameron, the lighting is very mild, like a moonlight, which has romantic connotation.
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