Enders Game

Opening Scene

SKIPEnders GameEnders game is a Sci-Fi film and mostly takes place in space. It has a good balance of action and narrative. This allows people so understand the plot and enjoy the fights. Lead ActorsAsa Butterfield ... Ender Wiggin Harrison Ford ... Colonel Graff Hailee Steinfeld ... Petra Arkanian Abigail Breslin ... Valentine Wiggin Ben Kingsley ... Mazer Rackham Viola Davis ... Major Gwen Anderson Aramis Knight ... Bean Suraj Partha ... Alai (as Suraj Parthasarathy) Moises Arias ... Bonzo Madrid Khylin Rhambo ... Dink Meeker Jimmy 'Jax' Pinchak ... Peter Wiggin (as Jimmy Jax Pinchak) Nonso Anozie ... Sergeant Dap Conor Carroll ... Bernard Stevie Ray Dallimore ... John Wiggin Andrea Powell ... Theresa Wiggin PlotA young boy named Ender (Asa Butterfield) the third child in the family and is part of an elite training school in space that works to turn children into soldiers that will fight an alien race who attacked Earth many years before. Ender passes the training and gets sent to a secret battle school with many of his friends, he is isolated from his family and is tricked into committing genocide.Production company(s)Chartoff ProductionsTaleswapperOddLot EntertainmentK/O Paper ProductsDigital Domain

DistributorLeeding Media (2013) (China) (all media) Lionsgate Home Entertainment (2014) (USA) (DVD) Lionsgate Home Entertainment (2014) (USA) (Blu-ray) (DVD) Momentum Pictures (2013) (UK) (all media) Mongkol Major (2013) (Thailand) (all media) Paris Filmes (2013) (Brazil) (all media) Perfect World (Beijing) Pictures Co. (2013) (China) (all media) Sun Distribution (2013) (Non-US) (all media) (Latin America) Sundream Motion Pictures (2014) (Hong Kong) (DVD) Sundream Motion Pictures (2014) (Hong Kong) (Blu-ray) (DVD)

Walt Disney Studios Japan (2014) (Japan) (theatrical) eOne Films (2013) (Spain) (theatrical) Aurum Producciones (2013) (Spain) (all media) Entertainment One Benelux (2014) (Netherlands) (DVD) Entertainment One Benelux (2014) (Netherlands) (Blu-ray) (DVD) Entertainment One (2014) (UK) (DVD) Entertainment One (2014) (UK) (Blu-ray) (DVD) Film1 (2014) (Netherlands) (TV) (limited) Highlight Film (2014) (Germany) (DVD) Highlight Film (2014) (Germany) (Blu-ray) (DVD)

Constantin Film (2013) (Germany) (theatrical) Diamond Films (2014) (Argentina) (theatrical) E1 Films Canada (2013) (Canada) (theatrical) Entertainment One Benelux (2014) (Netherlands) (theatrical) Feelgood Entertainment (2014) (Greece) (theatrical) Golden Village Pictures (2013) (Singapore) (theatrical) Icon Film Distribution (2013) (Australia) (theatrical) Metropolitan Filmexport (2013) (France) (theatrical) Pro Video Film & Distribution Kft. (2013) (Hungary) (theatrical) Summit Entertainment (2013) (USA) (theatrical) Viva International Pictures (2013) (Philippines) (theatrical)

Tanweer Films (2011) (India) (all media) Tanweer Films (2013) (Bangladesh) (all media) Tanweer Films (2013) (Bhutan) (all media) Tanweer Films (2013) (India) (all media) Tanweer Films (2013) (Nepal) (all media) Tanweer Films (2013) (Pakistan) (all media) Tanweer Films (2013) (Sri Lanka) (all media) Zon Audiovisuais (2013) (Portugal) (all media)

Camera ShotsClose-up, this shows us how serious the commander is and the stress on his face suggests he has been doing this for a long time.

The logo appears telling the audience who the protagonists are and it allows people to understand what is going on. It also creates anticipation for the viewers. Camera Shots

Establishing Shot This is the first sight of the enemies ships that we see, it shows us that the people invading aren't human and that the people are out numbered, this makes the audience on edge very early in the film.

Long Shot This gives us a good view of the enemy and allows us to understand how enormous the aliens are, this makes the audience worried for the pilots and it makes them scared for humanity.Camera movements

The spinning camera creates the exciting the feeling of sudden movements and action, this allows the viewer to be emerged in the film and feel more involvedSoundThe use of non diegetic sound is shown when the missiles are shot from the jet, also the sound of the engines is greatly over-exaggerated.The use of diegetic sound is shown in the clips where the commander is speaking to the camera, by himself. Mise en - sceneCostume: The commander is in a uniform that is specific to the international fleet. The pilots are wearing ordinary jumpsuits.

Acting: Harrison Ford is acting as a commander of the international fleet.

Dialogue: the dialogue is short but extremely serious and sets the plot well.

Lighting: the director has made the lighting look as natural as possible in the jet fights, however he has focused the light on Harrison Fords face in the close ups Conclusion I believe that this film uses the `unknown aspect of space to emerge viewers and it creates an atmosphere of tension.