Evaluation
Mise-en-scene:
- In the clip men have wepons, for example the soliders have guns and the master has a laser screwdriver, Mather has nothing showing that they have power over her.
- In the clip there is also a ticking clock building suspence and to help with this there is a lot of zeros infrount of the numbers, this shows that time is running and as the master has control over this therefore over everyone.
- You see Mather talking to everyone together when the master just fights back with weapons. This shows the stereotypical view of men and women when in a fighting situation.
- The clip also shows the master talking to the rockets and the Tolckaphain (the aliens), there are lots of them showing just how powerful they are.
- When there is a reply from the rockets it is a male voice showing that men have the power of powerful weapons.
- When Mather walks in the master walks down a couple of steps, this could represent his downfall staring as she steps through the door as her plan is falling into place. When he realises he sits down as she stand up showing that there is a shift in power.
- In the background there are women wearing maid outfits and the men look like soldiers, this is also the stereotypical view of jobs that men and women should have.
Editing:
- As the storyline speeds up so does the shots.
- When Mather is talking to people about The doctor the screen goes white, it shows that she is explaining her plan though, the master just goes to violence showing the difference in gender and how the cope to sort problems out. It also represents flashbacks.
Sound:
- As Mather walks in the music makes the audience think that Mather is defeated, it sounds like a victory song for the master.
- As Mather kneels down and obeys the masters commands the music slows down and sounds almost sad, this may give the impression to the viewer that everything is bout to end as Mather has lost.
- When Mather begins to laugh the music gets a bit faster, this could show the shift of power.
- It continues to gain pace as she tells her story of how she has overthrown the master. There is also a ticking sound to build up suspense.
Camera work:
- As Mather kneels down the camera goes down with her, this is showing the audience how little power she has and how small the Master sees her.
- When the master walks down some of the stairs and also when he sits down, the camera also goes down, I think this gives the same effect as it did with Mather.
- When she stands up again the camera goes up as well showing the shift in power.
- There is a close up shot when she laughs, I feel this is because it is a major moment in the scene as its the first time we see the power change. It is followed by a close up to see the masters face as the realisation of him being beaten occurs to him.
- When Mather walks in there is a steady cam shot which singles her out and shows how alone and vulnerable she is as she is the focus of the shot.