A Quiet Place Analysis

This implies that in any event, they hear any conspicuous and suspicious sound; they will emerge and savage them to death. The film focuses on the family as the main character. The family consists of a mother (Evelyn), a father (Lee) and their children Beau (last born), Regan the firstborn daughter and Noah (a son of about eight years old) (Kraninskis). The family, identified as Abbott’s family is the only family that is courageous enough to make its way along the path characterized by a wooden bridge. Regan is deaf; thus the family must be skilled in sign language to facilitate their communication while escaping from the monsters. Cinematography has been used in the film to add on the visual effects in an effective manner.

The characters conversed in American Sign Language majorly. Thus, most shots and visual techniques were designed to allow for enough space for the sign language to occur. Framing has been used accurately to achieve the symmetrical compositions and special shots to depict a clear view of the main characters. For instance, through accurate shots and framing, the family has been shown tiptoeing very slowly along a small-town store as they take prescribed drugs for the older boy. This sound has played a big role in enabling the audience to capture the information about the story without observing the real events thereafter. The sound element in the film has dramatically achieved silence thereby creating tension. The audience is glued on the character`s movements and actions to see the subsequent actions.