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Team C - Week 5 Remember The Titans

This presentation by Team C delves into the powerful themes of friendship, leadership, and overcoming racism in "Remember the Titans." Featuring key characters like Julie, Jen Richardson, and Robert York, the analysis looks at essential theatrical elements such as costumes, makeup, and high-key lighting that enhance the film’s storytelling. Utilizing various cinematographic techniques, the team explores how music, dialogue, and sound effects create emotional depth, emphasizing the importance of brotherhood. Join us in reflecting on this impactful film that celebrates unity and resilience.

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Team C - Week 5 Remember The Titans

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  1. Team C - Week 5Remember The Titans Team C is: Julie Call Jen Richardson Robert York

  2. Dynamic Characters • Black & White • Friendship • Leadership

  3. Theatrical Elements • Costumes & Makeup add important effects in the film. The players have just completed an early morning jog in the woods and the use of makeup adds visibility of the scene

  4. Lighting & Acting • High-Key lighting highlights the characters and entire setting • Daytime outdoor scenes used natural lighting while night outdoor scenes during Titan games were able to use stadium lights! • Actors spoke with Southern accents appropriate to the location of the plot

  5. Cinematography • Camera angles allow the audience to feel a part of the scene by involving the “view” of the character

  6. Composition of Image • Camera focused on size and closeness of objects and in some scenes, sharpness of focus

  7. Editing Techniques • Panning • Zoom-In/Zoom-Out • Wipe • Close-Ups • Stills

  8. Manipulation of Feelings • Excitement to anxiety and sadness • Cultural differences • Racism

  9. How Music is Used • Motown music • Pop music • Gospel Music • Country Music

  10. Invisible Noise • Crowd clapping and screaming • Players gear hitting together. • Players grunting and breathing.

  11. Successfully communicated intent Through use of lighting and colors.

  12. Working Together Brotherhood Overcoming Racism Working together

  13. References • www.imdb.com • B. Yakin (Director). (2000). Remember the Titans [Motion Picture]. United States: Jerry Bruckheimer Films

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