Film Techniques — Cinematography, Sound, and Editing (HSC SSCE English Advanced): Flashcards

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Film Techniques — Cinematography, Sound, and Editing
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Director of 'Good Night, and Good Luck' (2005)

George Clooney

Cinematographer of the film

Robert Elswit

Purpose of black-&-white aesthetic

Evokes 1950s newsreels; visual metaphor for moral absolutes

Effect of telephoto lenses

Compress depth; visually trap characters in moral dilemmas

Sound designer of the film

Skip Lievsay

Composer & musical style used

Philip Glass; hypnotic, repetitive minimalist piano score

Editor of the film

Stephen Mirrione

Murrow's famous broadcast sign-off phrase

"Good night, and good luck"

Parallel editing at 48 minutes

Alternates CBS debates with McCarthy hearings; doubles urgency

Effect of strategic silence in sound design

Amplifies tension; magnifies small sounds (e.g., countdowns)

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