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The Moulin Rouge.

ØThis image is to shown the audience, that Satine also known as the ‘ Sparkling Diamond ‘ and she is well known at the Moulin Rouge and is the main star. This image also conveys, that Satine has everyones attention, and she is the one that everyone desires. Ø> This image also has a lot of techniques, such as closes ups, high angle shots, boom and crane shots to identify the image of this scene.

• This scene is where Christian has been shown the Moulin Rouge and the atmosphere inside the Moulin Rouge, this image also conveys a lot of facial expressions. For an example Christian and his friends, look excitied, nervous and also surprised. While the Duke, looks amazed and intrigued by the way Satine looks as she enters to the show to entertain people. • The film techniques shown in this image, are a full shot, two shot, front or back lighting.

• This is the scene where Christian and Satine had realised that they couldn’t be together, but Christian had love and Satine was doing what she was doing because it was her job to tell men what they want to hear and she has been taught not to love. • This image conveys techniques of long short, two shots, zooming, low key lighting and the body language of Satine is very structured and shows either interested or not, while Christians body language, show’s he’s nervous or prepared to do something.

• In this moment, this is were Satine was dying and Christian had satine fall into his arms and say’s ‘I'm so sorry, Christian. I'm sorry. I'm cold. Hold me. You've got to carry on without me, Christian. ’ As she was dying in Christians arms. • The body language in this image, conveys how much Christian truly loves Satine and shows that Satine is going to die, and Christian is scared of losing her and not knowing what to do, there is also low key lighting on the both of them, also a close up and a two shot.