1. Objective: To analyze and evaluate opening of Edward Scissorhands
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English 9 Day 8
Objective: To analyze and evaluate opening of Edward Scissorhands
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2. Opening Credits
As we watch the opening credits, fill in the chart on page 148.
During the first viewing, focus only on what stands out to you (the observations column).
During the second viewing, add to your list and try to come up with a few more details.
Finally, fill in the last column, interpretations and predictions.

3. Put it all together
First, looking at your notes for the opening credits, write a paragraph that begins with the following sentence structure:
In the opening sequence, the images, music, and lighting all create a mood of ______________. Overall, these elements make me think that the movie will be _________.

4. Frame Story
This story is a frame story, meaning that the main action is set up or is being told by a character (in this case a grandmother).
As we watch, fill in the chart on page 149.
During the first viewing, focus on basic observations.
During the second viewing, take more specific notes about the transitions in and out of the frame story, as well as the setting of the of the frame story.
Lastly, fill in the last column, making predictions and interpretations.

5. Put it all together
Answer the following question in a clear paragraph with a strong topic sentence:
How does the mood shift in this section of the movie? What strategies does Burton use to smoothly shift the mood? Provide examples to explain.