Tuesday, 13 March 2012

Blackpool annotations

-Props

-glasses to drink from and lots of bottles in background

-simple family home props

-Lots of gold frames/gold mirror and gold items- wealth?



-Facial expressions

-used to portray thoughts

-happy

-sad

-laughter

-anxious



-Settings

-Family home gives the feel of a typical family- father being protective over daughter

-Large house- well bought up people?



-Make-up, costume

-make-up is natural

-day-to-day style

-casual, not formal costume



-Body language

-casual & simple

- Nothing extravagant

- The father of the girl’s body language is very unwelcoming



-Editing

-Most of the shots jump from one to another

-straight cut

-lots of cuts between different clips



-Speed

-quite fast paced for people talking

-not filmed particularly quick or sped up though



-Lighting & colour

-backlighting of the characters

-soft lighting



-Camerawork

-over the shoulder shot

-medium close-up shot

-long shot



-Sound

-calm opening music

-slamming of a door

-characters talking

-faint sound of ringing/tinkling

-laughing

-crumpling when the 2 younger characters get off the sofa

-pacing/walking in the bedroom



What do we learn about the characters from this extract?

We learn that the family are wealthy and have been well bought up. We also learn the father is very protective of his daughter, and is anxious of her newest boyfriend. We are also taught that the daughter has had previous experience of ‘tattooed’ boyfriends and the father hasn’t approved of them. We learn the daughters newest boyfriend works at the theatre and the mother is the peacemaker. From the fathers blunt tone of voice and use of language we are lead to believe he doesn’t approve of his daughters newest boyfriend and thinks he is too old to be in a relationship with her.

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