Friday 13 October 2017

Camerawork in Cuffs

later on, in the first episode of cuffs, Ryan and Jake are taking a woman into custody, the woman explains that her mother is a lawyer. Ryan replies that "we" don't care about parents, Jake, who is still blurred in the background, smiles at this as he sees this as a score against the woman but then he sees that the other policemen are laughing at that. The camera then focuses on him and shows that they are laughing at the fact Ryan is referring to his father.
Further on we see Joe and the superintendent are talking to one another. Joe asks him if they could get something to eat, he declines this offer. Joe realises her mistake as the camera shows a view of the superintendent's photo of his family. This technic is called a point of view shot.
During one of the episode's climaxes we see Jake and Ryan are chasing after the robbers, we get a high angle shot of the road. This gives us an overall view of where we are in Brighton.
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1 comment:

  1. Media@Claremont13 November 2017 at 02:59

    mark 2 and a half out of 5
    1. You cannot start a piece of work with 'later on'. There would have to be something mentioned before!
    2. To get the mark for terminology, you have to use the word 'zoom'. Your explanation would not be clear to the examiner. Please re-do this and add this point below the work above. Make it clear whose father and why Ryan's comment is a sly dig at Jake. Give the reason for the dig.
    3. You are right on the POV shot but should explain the 'mistake' a bit more, giving context.

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