How does the camera work make meaning in Cuffs?
The camera plays an important role in modern day media such as when a bad guy pops up traditionally it would look from the floor and maybe lighting and a wicked "ahahahahah" however i am just stereotyping this.
Examples of this being used in Cuffs is when PC Draper is trying to handle the stag do and the nudists, the camera is very shaking and very rough representing how rough these people our. It also gives the viewer the chance to feel more involved with the conflict as the camera starts to shake. Another thing to mention is that while PC Draper is dealing with them and the camera is a lot more unstable it pans back to the constable where the quality, focus and stability is perfect then back to PC Draper where this is the opposite and violent.
By Harrison Allman-Varty
1 and a half marks out of 5
ReplyDeleteCut the opening sentence which contains no specific analysis. Give at least 2 separate examples (a good student will do three) in separate paragraphs. Each should be detailed.
Term : hand held. Be specific about identifying the people and explaining why 'these people' are rough. Sensible comment about immersion but draw attention to violence unfolding.
WHY ONLY ONE EXAMPLE? RE-DO, please, by next lesson