In this clip, it is portraying disability by the use of stereotypes. For example, when his brother, who is disabled, eats all the weetabix, it is portrayed that he has done something incredibly wrong, however he might just not know what he is doing. In this scene it is given to the audience as only the main characters point of view towards his brother therefore used this programme to influence his opinions about disabled people to the audience and nobody elses. Later in the scene the main character is narrating to the audience about what he thinks about his brother and why he annoys him so much, this also only gives the audience his opinion towards disabled people, not giving the audience a chance to empathise or sympathise disabled people, only to judge them.
Our Version Of Some Girls Clip
In our remake of the Some Girls clip, we used most of the camera movements and speech throughout our clip. At the beginning of the clip is the diegetic sound whilst the characters are walking and the camera is following their feet. In the actual clip there is music, in our remake we have used the same music and added it into our clip. Throughout the clip there is camera movements that are portraying power and authority of the characters, in our remake of the clip we have also added the tilting camera shots on each of the friendship groups to highlight the authority and power of the characters. Throughout the clip we have also used exactly the same words from a script. We have also used all blonde characters as the friendship group with the authority in the scene, the same as what is used the real clip.
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Some Girls Clip Analysis
In the clip of Some girls the representational issue of bullying and embarrassing moments is portrayed between the two friendship groups. The way this scene is shot tells the audience a lot about the characters. In the first part of the clip the shot following two girls feet walking across a road. The diegetic sound that is playing the background is very tense, highlighting to the audience that the scene is going to be something dramatic. As the girls get to the bus stop, the camera is quickly tilted up and has a shot of four girls, the girls are all blonde, hair and make up all done and are walking over in slow motion, this is already giving the girls authority because of the stereotype of blonde people, they like to be popular.
As the girls start talking to one another the camera is two shotting the whole way through the dialogue, and whilst doing this, the camera is tilting up towards the friendship group called 'the pretties' and tilting down on the two friends that seem to be confronting them, Saz and Viva. This is also showing the audience authority and it is like a point of view angle, one group is looking down at the others as if they are better than them. In addition, the most powerful person in the scene in presented by not being able to talk for herself only in situations when she wants to. 'Charlie knew this would happen' the most powerful character 'Charlie' is making other people talk for her like she is too good to talk to people, highlighting to the audience who has the power in the dialogue.
As the character Saz gets down on her knees and begs for her diary back the camera is being tilted right down and looking at her, conveying how weak she is and it is also an over the shoulder shot from the friendship group bullying her.
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Camera Angle - Canted Angle_________________________________________________________________________________
This suggests an imbalance or instability in the scene often used in horror movies. A point-of-view shot if ofted used to create this image and normally a hand held camera is used to create this.
Camera Shot - Master Shot
This is often used to show a whole scene. It includes all the characters in the frame and is mostly seen as a long shot.
Camera Shot - Establishing Shot
We usually see this shot as a very wide shot and it is usually used for the first shot of a new scene and designed to show the audience where the main part is taking place.
Camera Angle - Aerial Shot
An aerial shot means taking the photo from an elevated position. It is often taking from a high position such as a crane, plane or a helicopter.
Camera Angle - Point Of View
This shows what a character is looking at (represented through the camera). it usually shows the character looking at something, seeing a reaction, or seeing what someone is looking at. This shot is often used in the film editing and sometimes we see this shot being taken over the shoulder of the character who remains visible on the screen.
Camera Shot - Close Up
The close up shot is often taken of a certain feature of part of the photo and takes up most of the frame. We usually see slose ups taken of peoples faces and are often used for showing detail and emotion.
Camera Angle - Over The Shoulder
This shot is taken from behind a person who is looking at the subject. The person would often still be in the shot. The shot helps to figure out the position of the character and get a sense of what they are looking at from the other persons point of view and to see how they are looking at it. We often see these shots during conversation or alternating between different characters.
Camera Angle - Two Shot
This is a shot of two people. We see this being used in interviews, or when two people are in the camera shot. These shots are good for seeing two peoples relationshop between subjects. Both characters will have an equal amount of screen so you get too see clearly what both characters are feeling. Furthermore it is good for movement or action and it is a good way to follow the interacting between two people without getting distacted or confused as you are able to see both the characters at the same time.
Camera Angle - Wide Shot
In a wide shot we see the whole scene. This gives us detail on the shot and allows us to see exactly what is going on.
Camera Angle - High Angle
We usually see this in films where the camera is at eyeline with this shot the camera is looking down at the subject. I also makes us suggest things from which we may see in the shot. Furthermore by using a high angle shot it makes the scene feel more dramatic and makes it seem like the character is talking to someone at a high level.
Camera Angle - Long Shot
A long shot contains a landscape image which gives us a more specific idea of the setting and allows us to see what the surroundings look like. Also a long shot may also show us where something is going to happen or take place.
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