MollyCeltic

 Every film director has an auteur signature and it is needed to bring a film character and add personal touches that make the film better as a whole as the director has clearly re-used techniques that they enjoy so it gives the film more individuality as each auteur has their own individual style and signature  A prime example of Ridley Scott’s Auteur style in Blade Runner is when Deckard is being shown the Replicant’s by the police chief????? As there are many elements to this scene which are true to Scott’s Auteur style and his motivations to do the film. Visually the scene fits his auteur style as he uses smoke to cover the two characters faces, which establishes the genre as noir but it is also part of Ridley Scott’s style which we also see throughout the film, he uses a lot of smoke in this dystopian Los Angeles to show just how dystopian it all is. The use of Technology in this scene is interesting because again it establishes the genre as science fiction and this is a theme he

  Marcia has bag under his eyes and messy hair sticking up everywhere. He leans back in his chair sighing, he quickly becomes frustrated with the thought of the trial and it's fustrations. He stands and throws the desks contents to the ground. He stands breathing heavily before running a hand through his hair and falling to the ground to clear up the mess. He picks up a few documents before a magazine (!!! This magazine MUST have the picture actually leaked but with everything covered by a black bar) with leaked nude photos of them at the beach. He stands inspecting the magazine running a hand through his hair and a look of sad curiosity while inspecting the magazine cover (if possible will cut to footage of Marcia crying in court or news coverage of when it came out) His look turns to a frustrated anger and he chuck the magazine into the overflowing bin which is overflowing with cigarettes and a bottle of vodka. Rubs his hands together and returns to the task. After sifting throug