Aaron Smith: Set Pieces

The Laborotory

1. The laborety is key when watching CSI as it is a technical modern crime drama. It shows the audience the the uncover of key key clues as to how the murder/accident happend.

2. It can play a big part in the scene as main clues may be uncovered an affect the storyline drastically, shows the audience the technial side of the investigation which and audience typically wouldn't see.

3. The iconography used is that mainly scientist would be found in the laboretorys.

4. This plays an important part in audience pleasures as they are close to cracking the case and tension can be easily made.

5.Technical jargon may be used in the laboretory as they may be talking about body or equitment names.

Interegation scenes

1. There is always a tense moment in intergoation scences, where the suspect is either found out or plays along so it takes the dectectives longer to find out who commited the crime, by longing out the interegation process more tension is made and there for more audience pleasures are made.

2. Interagation is important as there can be more than one person to be interagted but they may both be talling the wrong or right story and itss up to the dectectives to work out and fool the suspects in to making mistakes that may lead to thier conviction.

3. A play room with a glass of water and a recording tape is normally associated with an interagtion room which can make the process more tense.

4. The tension that can be created can give the audience pleasures as they may know who commited the crime and it becomes fustrating as they know who hs done it, or they may not know whos done it so it is more addictive to watch and find out who it was.

5. Plain simple language is used so it is clear to the suspect what is going to happen or why something has happen with lots of questions.

The Eureka Moment

1. In this scene a piece of evidence is normally found and may lead towards the ucover of the murder or mysterie.
2. It can cause tension gives an idea of who the suspect is or how the susperct could have have caused it.