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Friday 13 March 2020

Workshop 2- The impact of angles, movement and shots.

Shot 1- Jack and Julian are fighting because Jack has chosen to stand up to Julian after he called Auggie a freak.

Shots/angles- Dutch tilt-something is wrong
Low angle shot- to make the person on top look stronger-Jack and person below look weaker and vulnerable - Julian.
Close up- Part of action.

Viewers reaction-  The audience felt shocked, Concerned, surprised, worried.
- Jack had never stood up for Auggie before.
- Jack usually agrees with Julian.

Directors Purpose- Close up used to make us feel apart of the fight , see the characters emotions and reactions.
-Uses techniques to build our concern/shock.

Other techniques- Slow motion- used to show us the details in the tight- to fast otherwise.
- Minor, slow tempo, dynamics increase from quiet to help us focus and create atmosphere.

(S) In the fight scene between Jack and Julian, Camera angles are used effectively to draw the viewer into the scene. (E) This in demonstrated through the use of low angles, Close ups and dutch tilt shots. The low angle shot makes Jack look stronger and more aggressive, Whilst Julian looks weak and vulnerable below him. (X) This makes the audience feel concerned, shocked,surprised because up till this point Jack has always agreed with Julian. (X) The director did this to draw the viewer into the event and highlight Jacks struggle to choose between being right or being popular. (X) Combined with this is the use of slow motion and music which help us to see details on the characters faces and recognizes their emotional reactions. (Y) This can be compered to teh use of close up shots at the start of the film when we first meet August. They ar eboth used to show us a small part of a bigger moment.

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