Spiderman into the spider verse - summer 25 English

Date of release

14 of December 2018

Directors

Bob Persichetti, Peter Ramsey, and Rodney Rothman

Genre

animated superhero film

Plot

teen Miles Morales becomes Spiderman of his universe and must join with five spider powered individuals from other dimensions to stop a threat to all realities

Miles Morales character traits

Brave, Emotional, Open to new things, intelligent, determined, selfless, confused/clumsy

Camera shots and angles

establish location of the film providing subtle information about the setting, characters and plot.

Over the shoulder shot

shot is filmed from behind a characters shoulder, showing their point of view

Mise-en-scéne

is everything that makes up the scene, costumes, props, lighting etc

Lighting

creates mood, tone and atmosphere in a scene which in turn affects the audiences mood.

Music

The soundtrack of a film sets the scene, heightens tension, and is used to introduce characters

Sound effects

makes the scene more believable, used frequently in action scenes

Setting

Present day Brooklyn. Its also set in the marvel universe, miles’ lives on earth-1610. The other Spider men/women are from other universes. Eg Spider-Gwen is from earth-65

Themes

Resilience, friendship, family and justice

Long/establishing shot

characters are viewed in complete form. it provides both background and character depictions in one shot

Medium shot

characters are viewed from waist up , its used to explore relationships between multiple characters

Close up

Shows the faces of the main characters, it also explores the emotional development and tensions within a scene

High angle

camera looking down on a character often suggest the character is weak or vulnerable

Low angle

often suggests a character in a position of authority it also highlights the more dominant character

Neutral angle

the camera is at eye level, equality between the characters in this scene. the shot does not try to influence the reaction of the audience

Framing

The positioning of certain characters and objects in a way to influence the audiences emotions and reactions