Blue Velvet Opening Scene

- Camera tilt from blue sky to picket fences and open bud roses-representing new life and birth
Red fire brigade suggests a sense of danger or fire. - This contrasts with the man on the fire brigade smiling and waving at the camera, (the villagers).
- Kids passing by a zebra crossing suggests innocence
- An old man watering plants- stereotypical for someone to be doing this in the suburbs.
- Woman inside watching a film on TV - a man with a gun in the film she’s watching this suggests possible violence involved later in the film.
- As the hose water pressure gets high-the tension in the scene builds up as does the music.
- A knot in the hose with the branch could relate to the man suffering with a knot in his veins.
- The branch represents life as the knot ties the branch it’s coming to an end for the branch- relating back to the man watering the plants.
- Camera tracking into grass at the end suggesting discovery, exploration and examination.
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