Micro Element Seen In Opening Scene Of Seven

	Point	Evidence	Explain
Cinematography	Establishing shot (Kitchen)	In a house or apartment	When film begins first thing we see is a character in a kitchen(Morgan Freeman)
Sound	Police sirens (opening scene)	As character first emerges on screen	Add the suspicion of the film being a type of crime genre
Editing	Water tap ( Dripping water)	not originally in scene	The sound of the dropping water has been made louder
Mise en scene	Police badge, knife	Been placed on the bed side table in a certain way	Character has a routine so he places everything in a certain place which he picks up one by one
Target audience	Appeals to All ages But target audience IS 18+	18 age certificate also it is a thriller which appeals to 15 and above.	Thrillers aren’t suitable for anyone below the age of 15 and the film you need to focus to understand what is happening.
Surprise (to see)	When he picks up the police badge confirms it is a crime/thriller type film	Also he has a throwing knife next to his guns which is also surprising	When you see a crime story of policemen you do not expect to see them carrying throwing knife
Shock/suspense	Guy cutting off hit finger tips	In the title sequence you see him cutting off his finger prints	He is obviously a villain or murderer and has removed his finger tips so they cant be traced or found at crime scene

Task 2

I think Se7eN is a thriller because it is a movie that concentrates on more than scaring the target audience SE7EN makes you listen and focus on the storyline so you have to think also get involved in the action and imagine what is going to happen next this is also a suspense creating tactic to make the audience on the edge and completely focused on the film, also they have added scary motion building music thought-out the scenes.

Task 3

By watching SE7EN many times I have found they use low key lighting and dark, scary music when they are about to reveal something, or something is going to happen I can use this method in my thriller. Also in this film they keep the murderer unidentified till the very end but he is shown to the audience as a dark figure never showing his face always covered and slightly blurred. I can also use this in my thriller to ad tension