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This document analyzes scenes from the film "Inbox" through the use of camera shots and angles. It discusses how the camera focuses on a red gift bag in multiple scenes, implying it will be significant to the plot. Shots are analyzed at different depths of field and angles to draw meaning from the expressions and positioning of characters. The analysis suggests the bag represents love and excitement between the two main characters, and the film ends by confirming the bag was a symbol for happiness.
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Analysis inbox
- 1. Analysis of ¡®Inbox¡¯ Overthe shouldercameraemphasisesthe expressiononthe shopkeepersface showingthe audience theyneedtofocusonthe expressionof the manthat suggestshe hasotherintentionsthan justservingthe womaninthe shop. Thisis a two shotthat clearlyshowswhatishappeninginthe shop.Betweenbothactorsisthe main subjectof the film,the redbag; ithas clearlybeenshowninthe scene aslateron inthe filmthe red bag becomesamain subjectand the audience can see thisbeingforeshadowed aspartof the context.
- 2. Analysis of ¡®Inbox¡¯ The depthof field Inoptics,particularlyasitrelatestofilmandphotography,depthof field(DOF) is the distance betweenthe nearestandfarthestobjectsinascene thatappearacceptablysharpin an image. Inthisshot;the camerafocusesonthe closestobjecttous,inthis case the red giftbag,it clearlyshowsthe bagis a significantobjectinthe filmwhichisrevealedthroughout. The two shoton the scene showsthe exchange of the bagclearlyzoominginonthe bagto implyto the viewer¡¯sthere¡¯saconnotationtothe bag than justthe denotation.The colourof the bag has connotationsof love andexcitementwhichlaterisrepresentedwhenbothcharactersmeet.
- 3. Analysis of ¡®Inbox¡¯ Again,the depthof fieldon thisscene isat a highlevel,the camerafocusesonthe redbag which againimpliesthatthe redbag isa significantobjectinthe film. The camera is filmingatamediumshotwhichallowsthe audiencetofocusonthe actor whichisthe intentionasitfocusesonthe expressionof confusionastowhatto do for the actor whichis reflectedtothe audience.
- 4. Analysis of ¡®Inbox¡¯ Again,the camerafocusesonthe bag whichisreflectedinthe depthof field.EventhoughInthe previousscreenshotthe camerafocusedonthe character,the red bag impliesthatitisbecause of the red bag that the man isusingthat expression. The angle of the camera nowisthat lookingdownonthe vital aspectof the scene,whichfocuseson the writingonthe piece of papershowingthatthis particularmovementinthe scene playsabigpart inwhat happensfurther oninthe film.
- 5. Analysis of ¡®Inbox¡¯ The camera is nowat a lowangle shotthat impliesthatthe characterwantsto take pride inwhathe wearsas the camera filmstothe top of the outfit,italsoimpliesthatthe character wantsto impress the mainfemale character. The positioningof the femaleshowsthatshe isrelaxedyetthe expressiononherface implieselse, that she isgettingalmostfrustratedandimpatient.
- 6. Analysis of ¡®Inbox¡¯ Afterthe shotof the frustratedactress,the shotof the bag reflects the happiness ¡®lying¡¯inthe bag, foreshadowingthe shotof the bag at the beginningof the film. The final shotof the filmendsona happy mood,confirmingtothe audience thatthe bagwas indeedasymbol forhappiness.