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George is the main character who is represented through the document as responsible, clever, hardworking, persistent, confident and optimistic. Screenshots provide visual representations of George being hardworking, a student, clever, and optimistic based on mise-en-scene clues like folders, a laptop, colored cups, and setting of a dorm room. The document analyzes how the screenshots depict George as hardworking through focused study materials and as a student through dorm room props.
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- 1. Character representatio George main character
- 2. Representations • Responsible • Clever • Hardworking • Persistent • Confident • Optimistic • Confident • Clever
- 3. Screen grabs of character representation Hardworking Student Clever optimistic Responsible Confident
- 4. Analysis of screenshots Hardworking: The character is represented as hardworking throughout the teaser trailer and this is evident in the above screenshot. The mise en scene helps the audience to recognize this through the use of folders and a laptop which indicate that he is focusing on his university studies. Student: George is represented as a student through the mise en scene through the coloured plastic cups that are on the window sill they replicate the setting of a dorm room which show that george is a student.