The shot that I found was the my favorite was the scene where they went back and forth from Kane to his wife at the dinner table progressively getting older and the topic of conversation was growing more and more anger. I liked this shot because it showed that through time the couple grew more distant from each other. The way that Welles shoots this scene is very dramatic and very sharp and tight from cut to cut. I also noticed that the couple is always growing farther and farther apart to the ends of the tab

Citizen Kane was a very well written and produced film. This film has many elements and techniques which were unheard of for the time in which I was made, 1941, but are still being used today in modern age films. I enjoyed this film because it focuses a lot on the blacks in the black and white instead of making a happy go lucky black and white film, which I feel would ruin the point Welles was trying to make. A lot of shadows are used and obscure lighting techniques were used which I found very fascinating and visually pleasing, to see the change in style.

The dramatic use of sound that I thought was most interesting was the scene in which the newspaper headlines were being shown and going from one paper stand to the next. The music which was played was a very up beat almost speedy music. I believe this music was chosen to demonstrate the wide spread distribution of the paper and popularity that it gathered so rapidly. The public's curiosity and morning of the death of Kane himself was proof that the paper he had created was a complete success.

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