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How is To Kill a Mockingbird Effective?
Summary: The opening of the film "To Kill a Mockingbird" is effective. It is effective because it introduces all of the prominent characters of the film with a flow to the scene. The use of narration is also vital to the viewer as it sets the scene of the film. Also, as shown in the opening credits, camera effects and symbolical objects are used to condense many issues and themes that are revealed to be extremely important in the film.
The opening of the film is effective in a number of ways. It is effective as it condenses many of the major themes and issues into the opening credits of the film. The use of narration and camera effects in the opening scenes of the film also reveal many major themes and issues, whilst characters which prove to be important in the film are also introduced.
The credits at the opening of the film are effective, as the viewer is presented with an aural experience. Classical piano music begins to play, which creates a vintage mood as a child is heard humming and singing. A watch is also heard ticking, which creates an impression of time passing. The music also reflects the camera shots used in the opening credits, which highlight many important issues in the film. As the objects from the box of "treasures" are all individually...
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