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3) The First Film

October 13, 2017

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7) The Stutterer Short Film Analysis

'The Stutterer' is a 2015 award winning short film by Benjamin Cleary. It tells the story of a stuttering man who struggles to communicate throughout everyday life, while developing an online relationship without having to disclose his insecurity of stuttering. Cinematography: Film opens with protagonist Greenwood in a flat angle medium close up shot staring vacantly ahead as he frustratingly attempts to talk to a customer service line, the audience immediately sees his perspective Extreme close up focusing on his mouth struggling to get his words out, emphasising his speech impediment Establishing long shot of his entire flat building, with the London night skyline in the background - he's small and insignificant in retrospective, contrast to close domestic shots of him in his home Alternating shots between medium close up of Greenwood staring intently while typing and close ups focused on his laptop screen - signify his investment in an online relationship, an

8) Wasp Short Film | Narrative Structure and Analysis

The 26 minute short film, 'Wasp' (2003) is a socio-realist piece that depicts a struggling single mother juggling her maternal role looking after her children in poverty and squalor, and her youthful past as she tries to rekindle her relationship with her old ex-boyfriend. The film's exposition begins in media-res, caught in a violent brawl between the main character Zoe and her neighbour over a fight between their own children. As Zoe's neigbour - nicknamed 'Bullet Head'- hits her on the ground, she declares that she is not fit to look after her children and that she'll call social services; following this, Zoe and her daughters Kelly, Leanne and Sinead storm off and turn back to give a rude gesture, as shown above. From the beginning, 'Wasp' immediately shows the deprivation and sheer danger that Zoe and her family are enduring, the mise-en-scene includes a banal colour palette and the stairs of a council flat, and the camera alternates be

5) Pitch Black Heist Inspired Short Film - The Screenplay

After watching the short film, 'Pitch Black Heist', my new task was to create a black and white film with two connecting characters and a dramatic, unexpected twist, reminiscent of the film. Below is the screenplay used for my film: WONDERFUL WORLD EXT: (follow STUDENT walking to detention classroom; ‘What a Wonderful World’ by Louis Armstrong plays in his earphones) INT: (clock; 1 hr left till detention ends) STUDENT: (takes off earphones; music fades) TEACHER: Sit down, make yourself comfortable. STUDENT: You know what? I shouldn’t even be in here right now; it wasn’t me who started that damn fight. I should be at home. Relaxing. TEACHER: I told you to sit down. Now. STUDENT: (reluctantly takes off his bag, violently kicks back chair and sits in it) Happy now? TEACHER: Yes, very. So… let’s talk. STUDENT: What the hell do you want to talk about? TEACHER: (sighs calmly) Life. School? Anything you want. It stays between us and th

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