Cuffs Practise Question
Friday 6th December 2019
How is Media Language used to represent modern Britain? [10 Marks]
Mise-en-scene & Camera Work
Establishing shot. Fast pace drone footage of Brighton.
Low angle close up. Multicultural society (modern britain)
Low angle steady cam (creates tension) (brighton can be dangerous)
over should shot (point of view of the shot of the character)
pan shot (all cultures and ethnicity is there)
High angle look down on the groups (lad culture)
Close up
Low angle of chief shows that white men, straight and middle age men have more power. (patriarchal society)
medium shot showing phone (modern britain)
Close up shows violence of brighton
lost respect for law and order as people are willing to attack and separate a fight and no one is listening or helping. Not enough police. (close up).
low angle close up shows the police man getting punch shows people don't respect the law anymore.
Brighton is know as the gay capitol of the uk which shows it is very liberal and give a snapshot of the place.
Sound
Diegetic ambient sound of sea gull.
Non diegetic music. (edgy and tense).
Diegetic police radio (connotes there is crime in britain)
dialogue demonstrates the main character is a hero as he speaks in a deep male voice. which is very confident.
Editing
Non Diegetic music is used as a sound bridge.
parallel editing.
continuity- same place different angles
voiceover- used as a sound bridge linking 2 sences
parallel editing. Police graduation to the beach. What they think happen to the reality.
Cuffs represents modern Britain uses media language by using mise-en-scene and camera work. Camera work here is used to represent modern Britain as being a multicultural society. When the main character PC Ryan Draper is driving in the car and has been represent by the camera angle being a low angle close up. PC Ryan Draper is a male character with a dark skin tone. The low angle shows that he is being presented as higher and equal to everyone else. In modern Britain people with darker skin tones are more accepted then they used to be in the past. Another way that this is presented is when the chief is at the police graduation which is presented with a close up pan shot which shows all of the people graduating's ethnicities and that they are not all white which have a way of presenting the way that everyone is accepted to a certain extent.
Cuffs Practise Question
How is Media Language used to represent modern Britain? [10 Marks]
Mise-en-scene & Camera Work
Establishing shot. Fast pace drone footage of Brighton.
Low angle close up. Multicultural society (modern britain)
Low angle steady cam (creates tension) (brighton can be dangerous)
over should shot (point of view of the shot of the character)
pan shot (all cultures and ethnicity is there)
High angle look down on the groups (lad culture)
Close up
Low angle of chief shows that white men, straight and middle age men have more power. (patriarchal society)
medium shot showing phone (modern britain)
Close up shows violence of brighton
lost respect for law and order as people are willing to attack and separate a fight and no one is listening or helping. Not enough police. (close up).
low angle close up shows the police man getting punch shows people don't respect the law anymore.
Brighton is know as the gay capitol of the uk which shows it is very liberal and give a snapshot of the place.
Sound
Diegetic ambient sound of sea gull.
Non diegetic music. (edgy and tense).
Diegetic police radio (connotes there is crime in britain)
dialogue demonstrates the main character is a hero as he speaks in a deep male voice. which is very confident.
Editing
Non Diegetic music is used as a sound bridge.
parallel editing.
continuity- same place different angles
voiceover- used as a sound bridge linking 2 sences
parallel editing. Police graduation to the beach. What they think happen to the reality.
How is Media Language used to represent Modern Britain?
Cuffs represents modern Britain using media language by using mise-en-scene and camera work. Camera work here is used to represent modern Britain as being a multicultural society. When the main character PC Ryan Draper is driving in the car and has been represented by the camera angle being a low angle close up.Cuffs represents modern Britain uses media language by using mise-en-scene and camera work. Camera work here is used to represent modern Britain as being a multicultural society. When the main character PC Ryan Draper is driving in the car and has been represent by the camera angle being a low angle close up. PC Ryan Draper is a male character with a dark skin tone. The low angle shows that he is being presented as higher and equal to everyone else. In modern Britain people with darker skin tones are more accepted then they used to be in the past. Another way that this is presented is when the chief is at the police graduation which is presented with a close up pan shot which shows all of the people graduating's ethnicities and that they are not all white which have a way of presenting the way that everyone is accepted to a certain extent.
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