Addiction Drama
The
movie starts with a close up shot of a girl looking at the camera which gives
the impression that she’s recording herself. There is a rock sound on the
background which catches audience’s attention and engages them with the movie.
As she starts speaking, the volume of the sound goes down and we see a hand from behind the camera hitting the girl so we realise that this is a point of view shot, but because there isn’t a shot reverse shot (we didn’t see the girl’s face first and then what she is looking at we didn’t know that it’s a point of view shot and this is made to create enigma, mystery, to make the audience wonder who’s hitting the girl.
Straight after that there is a two shot of the girls sitting on their bed and this shot suggest that they’re experiencing the same thing.
There’s a series of close up shots after that to reveal emotions of the girl’s faces as they’re taking some sort of drugs. There’s a few quick over the shoulder shots as they’re talking to each other and it shows the 180 degree rule.
As she starts speaking, the volume of the sound goes down and we see a hand from behind the camera hitting the girl so we realise that this is a point of view shot, but because there isn’t a shot reverse shot (we didn’t see the girl’s face first and then what she is looking at we didn’t know that it’s a point of view shot and this is made to create enigma, mystery, to make the audience wonder who’s hitting the girl.
Straight after that there is a two shot of the girls sitting on their bed and this shot suggest that they’re experiencing the same thing.
There’s a series of close up shots after that to reveal emotions of the girl’s faces as they’re taking some sort of drugs. There’s a few quick over the shoulder shots as they’re talking to each other and it shows the 180 degree rule.
Comments: Again, a lot of close up shots used which definitely means that I will use them in my own production. I like the idea of the POV shot in
the beginning without showing the person’s face first but I don’t really
support the idea of the rock sound. I mean I like it in this particular film
opening, it goes well with the scene but I wouldn’t use it in my own
production. I’d rather use something much more dramatic and sad.

I like you're comments and ideas on analysis. The analysis could be more detailed though.
ReplyDeleteWell done :)