Nosferatu

Nosferatu Cinematics of Nosferatu In Nosferatu, the first thing I noticed was that the camera doesn’t move. Except for a few brief pans to show the setting or the landscape. When one scene ends, it blacks out to the next scene, or just jump cuts in a few places to a totally different theme. I think it was because of the old technology everyone moved really fast. An example of this is when the horse and buggy come down the long and winding road from the castle of Nosferatu. This made it seem more humorous than believable. There were places where the movie skipped too. I guess that is just because it was so old. The lack of lighting made it difficult to tell sometimes when it was supposed to be daytime or nighttime. I know from the story that vampires only come out at night, but the scenes that took place at midnight are lighted the same as during the day. That was a little confusing. The only time I was absolutely sure was when the guy lit the lantern and it was brighter than the already bright background. But it made little effect to nosferatu, jonathan, three, story, pretty, out, nina, made, long, little, film, drama, because, scene, read, music, just, guess, going, each, character, without, vampires, using, until, think, theme, that’s, suspense, show, seem, scenes, renfield, really, points