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Then the music continues its build up until the end of the scene when Gruber falls to his death out of the window; the music cuts out just as we hear the thump of his body as it hits the ground. This is how McTiernan uses sound to intensify this scene. Finally, in addition to lighting and sound, McTiernan uses camera to make this scene as good as it can be...
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One example of effective camera is the combination of medium and establishing shots to show McClane entering the scene and his dialogue with Gruber. The scene also utilized moving camera. An example is when it is revealed that McClane’s gun is taped behind his back, the camera actually starts with a medium shot of him and then arcs over his shoulder to show the gun...
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