Interogation Scenes- This is usually a one on one situation with the detective and the suspect. It is so they can find out more evidence untill they have enough evidence to prosicute someone. The audience enjoy theese scenes as it gives them information so they can try and figure out who done it.

Key dialogue and iconography-

• Tape recordings.
• Empty rooms.
• Confessions.
• Alabi.

The Laboratory- The laboratory scene is when they analyse the peices of DNA or any evidence found on to see if they can find any trace of who the criminal may be. Its role in the narrative is very important because this is were you strat to find out clues and were the detectives start to unravel the puzzle. The pleasure gained for the audience by watching theese scenes are that you can see how things are done and we enjoy watvhing all the technology at work and making our own assumptions on things.
Key dialogue and iconography-

• DNA
• Fibre
• Telescopes
• Lab coats
• Test tubes
• High tech computers

Crime Scene- The crime scene is were the crime has been committed and usually there is some sort of result of the crime such as a dead body there. In this scene you see the different poeple involved in the CSI team looking for evidence to get them started so they can look for the criminal. This is one of the most important part in a crime drama as this is were we first find out what he crime was and when we start to figure out how it was commited. Usually we see the detective arrive at the crime scene and then they start to find clues.

Key dialogue and iconography-

• Crime scene tape.
• Evidence markers.
• Victim.
• Camera's.
• Weapon.

 

Press Conference-  The press conference is where the police or an important person informs the media and press about the crime that has been commited. The press are able to ask questions about anything to do with the crime such as if they have any leads or suspects. The audiences pleasure from this scene is that we feel as if we are more improtant than the press as we kow more than what they are being told.

Key dialogue and iconography-

• Cameras
• Microphones
• Desks
• Press
• Tv coverage.
• Police
• Family members of the victim.

The Eureka Moment - The Eureka moment is when some important information is uncovered and i clicks in the investigators head and they know who the criminal is. This is the moment when we find out who done it and if we got it right or not. The pleasure of this scene is that if you did get it right, you get a feeling of inteligence as you knew who is was before anyone else and this makes you want to watch more.

Key dialogue and iconography-

• Montages
• Flashbacks
• reacuuring Character
• evidence