Julia Feldman
In the fictional
drama “The Green Mile” written by David Tattersall
many different filming strategies were used.
Due to the fact that this movie was not meant to be funny or romantic,
the person who filmed the movie went very close to the people in the movie. They also moved around a lot and had bright
lights shining on the actors who were being sent to their death. This method that is being used is called
cinematography, this is when the movement and positioning is done in a certain
way to make a point to the viewers. On the other hand, in the romantic drama “The
Notebook” written by Nicholas Sparks and
directed by Nick Cassavetes, the typical themes that are used in romance movies
were used here as well. The idea of
overcoming obstacles and searching for love is used a lot in this film also. The method of formalism was used in creating
this movie. The director and writer got
into the minds of the actors and made the film represent how they really felt. When you think about the typical romantic
movie, “The Notebook” is the first one that comes to mind, this is because Nicholas
Sparks and Nick Cassavetes did their job in making the movie as memorable as
they could.
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