Camera angle – mid shot- zooming into ID

Card.

Shot Duration – 2 seconds

Camera Angle – Medium close up-

shows the close proximity of each

character. Also emphasises the

attitude and comedy factor of the

middle character (Stephen)

Shot Duration – 12 Seconds

Lighting- Reasonably well lighted.

But dim enough to portray the

dimness of a lift.

Camera Position/Effects – mid shot �

zooming into card

Shot duration- 2 Seconds

Camera Angle – Close up shot-

depicts the characters emotion. This

shot shows the character’s playing

‘cool’ act.

Shot Duration – 10 seconds

Lighting – very well lit, location = a

room in the character’s house.

Where all the conventional

interviews take place.

Camera Angle – Wide Shot- The camera’s

primary focus is the centre (the character)

but the Wide Shot also allows the us to

dictate mis-en- secne. Such as the

characters lack of clothes and the

cluttered background

Shot Duration – 8 seconds

Camera shot focus- characters posture

and attitude.

Camera Position/Effects- Mid shot

– zooming into the ID card.

Shot Duration – 2 seconds

Camera Angle- Close Noddy Shot- Less

zoomed in as previous character. Less

zoom = more confidence depicted and

collar signifies the conventional

element of charm.

Shot Duration – 10 seconds

Lighting – very well lit, location = a

room in the character’s house. Where

all the conventional interviews take

place.

Camera Angle- Wide two shot- Shot

allows main elements of the mis-en-

scene to be depicted. Firstly, Oscar,

clearly dressed to impressed. This

developed with the candles. Only

the back of the women creates the

conventional mockumentary shot.

As it demonstrates the main focus

on Oscar.

Shot Duration- 14 seconds

Lighting – reasonably dim, to

portray the romantic meal.

Camera Position/Effects – Mid Shot�

Zooming in

Shot Duration – 2 seconds

Camera Angle – Medium Noddy

Shot – Primary focus the women.

Secondary focus on mis-en-secne

(mainly setting) of the folders and

computer creating office

environment.

Shot duration – 8 seconds

Camera angle – Lower Mid Shot – This

angle instantly highlights the posture

and costume of the character. Thus

providing comedy as the boundaries are

subverted.

Shot Duration- 10 seconds

Camera Position – Mid Shot�

complete focus on the name

Shot duration – 5 seconds

Camera Position- Mid shot – no effects�

demonstrates the boldness of the ‘coming’

soon convention. Varies with other still

shots such as the ID Cards.

Shot duration – 2 seconds