Erin Brockovich – 2000 – Steven Soderbergh, Study notes of Music

Introduce the idea of needing a man in her life. Erin, “Don't be too nice to me, makes me nervous”. - Character rebuild – Erin's character begins to shift.

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Erin Brockovich – 2000 – Steven Soderbergh
This text is based on true events and a representation of
1993.
CAST:
Erin Brockovich Julia Roberts
Ed Masry Albert Finney
George Aaron Eckhart
Marg Helgenberger Donna Jensen
Peter Coyote Lawyer - Kurt Potter
Pamela Dunn LawyerCherry Jones
Conventions of a broke, single, struggling mum.
Colour grading
Score upbeat perky music
Old, run down car
Screaming child
Montage of calling job opportunities
Swears
Employed Erin Legal clerk / Law firm
Dress code unorthodox
Sexual connotation leather, black, see through
Need pay advance
Stubborn, stands up for herself
Confident
Cheeky with boss
Beginning of the Development:
Audience see a vulnerable side to her character
Introduce the idea of needing a man in her life
Erin, “Don’t be too nice to me, makes me nervous”.
- Character rebuild Erin’s character begins to shift.
Dress code becomes more sophisticated. Language
becomes more educated.
- More sensitive side comes out. Compassion crying.
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Erin Brockovich – 2000 – Steven Soderbergh

This text is based on true events and a representation of 1993. CAST: Erin Brockovich – Julia Roberts Ed Masry – Albert Finney George – Aaron Eckhart Marg Helgenberger – Donna Jensen Peter Coyote Lawyer - Kurt Potter Pamela Dunn Lawyer – Cherry Jones Conventions of a broke, single, struggling mum.

  • Colour grading
  • Score – upbeat perky music
  • Old, run down car
  • Screaming child
  • Montage of calling job opportunities
  • Swears Employed Erin – Legal clerk / Law firm
  • Dress code unorthodox
  • Sexual connotation – leather, black, see through
  • Need pay advance
  • Stubborn, stands up for herself
  • Confident
  • Cheeky with boss Beginning of the Development:
  • Audience see a vulnerable side to her character
  • Introduce the idea of needing a man in her life Erin, “Don’t be too nice to me, makes me nervous”.
  • Character rebuild – Erin’s character begins to shift. Dress code becomes more sophisticated. Language becomes more educated.
  • More sensitive side comes out. Compassion crying.

Look at how multiple storylines play out in relation to gender.

  • Her role as a single mum
  • Her relationship with her neighbour
  • Her relationship with her boss George, “there might be many out there happy to be a maid and get nothing back but I ain’t one of them”. Resolution – colour grad change. Enhanced, yellow glow. Character and story arcs. These play a huge role in the narrative. The relationship is mended in the resolution.