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Tuesday, September 8, 2020

Workshop 2 II Linking themes to the impact of Angle movements II English

The Hunger Games: Katniss and Peeta Reaping Scene
Camera movement details and Camera Angle Details
When it starts off, the camera is moving in a slow but unsteady long shot getting us a good view of the crowd full of district 12.
We get a few medium shots of Katniss
A close-up shot of Katniss on stage
Close up shots of the three-finger salute
A mid shot of Peeta in the crowd
as well as a close up on his face.
A Low Angle looking up at Katniss
And a long shot and dutch tilt from when Katniss yells out that she volunteers for her sister

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Terms
  • Katniss volunteers = Dutch Tilt (Vulnerability) + Long Shot
  • High angle on Effie - displays power over the crowd
  • Camera is shaky - uncertainty, mid/long
  • The costume of Effie is revealed in a close-up
  • Katniss and Gale - close up - cutting establishes a connection between characters
  • Close-ups of Katniss's face, pre-existing connection between them
  • Low angle - flag of Panem
The reaping scene - How do we see themes
Rich v Poor
  • Effie's close - close up - showing how rich she is
  • Wide shot - Nobody in D12 has any real material wealth
  • Compare and contrast - people of District 12 v Capitol
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Statement
In the Reaping scene in The Hunger Games, the idea of Rich v Poor is explained through the use of wide shots and close-ups. The comparison between the wealth of the Capitol, represented by Effie, and the poorness of District 12 is seen in the wide shot of the people gathered at the reaping. A close-up shot of Effie reveals quality, colourful make-up and costume. The wide shot of the crowd is used to show that they are forced to be there. This wide shot also shows a lack of colour in the population of District 12's material and costume to show they are poor.




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