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Kandi Angelina

The document analyzes the editing techniques used in the first sequence of the movie Hot Fuzz. It describes 13 shots that move from wider shots showing the actor centered in the frame from the audience's perspective, to closer shots from the perspectives of both the actor and school children as they interact. The shots alternate between these points of view to give the audience and characters different perspectives on the interaction.

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? The following shots are from the first sequence of the movie Hot Fuzz. The first 4 shots are more westernized as they get closer and closer to the actor centered in the middle. These shots are for the audience. ? Then there are shots from the school kids perspective (lower angle) of the actor coming into the scene and approaching them. ? Then there are shots of the actor from his perspective, looking at the school kids from a higher angle. ? There are also shots that we (the audience) can see, of both the actor and the school kids. Editing analysis of Hot Fuzz Film
Shot 1- the first shot is from the viewers/audience perspective- this is a long shot with the actor centered in the middle of the shot
Shot 2- the second shot is from the viewers/audience perspective- this is a medium shot still with the actor in the middle
Shot 3- Medium center close up of actor in the middle
Shot 4- close up of actor and horse, middle shot
Shot 5- actors point of view (a higher angle), looking at school kids placed center of the frame
Shot 6- school kids point of view looking at actor and horse, from a lower angle
Shot 7- high angle looking down at the actor and the kids actor and school kids placed center frame, gives a different perspective on how the kids see him and how he sees the kids
Shot 8- close up from a lower angle actor shot close up from the school kids perspective as he asks them a question
Shot 9- close up from a higher angle school kids close up from the actors perspective as they answer his question
Shot 10- clos e up from a low angle actor responds to the school kids by handing them a duffle bag.
shot 11- low angle looking upwards as the actor throws the duffle bag. This is an angle from the school kids perspective
Shot 12- very close up of what is in the duffle bag
shot 13- close up shot of the kids rambling through the bag to see what it contains

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Hotfuzz

  • 1. ? The following shots are from the first sequence of the movie Hot Fuzz. The first 4 shots are more westernized as they get closer and closer to the actor centered in the middle. These shots are for the audience. ? Then there are shots from the school kids perspective (lower angle) of the actor coming into the scene and approaching them. ? Then there are shots of the actor from his perspective, looking at the school kids from a higher angle. ? There are also shots that we (the audience) can see, of both the actor and the school kids. Editing analysis of Hot Fuzz Film
  • 2. Shot 1- the first shot is from the viewers/audience perspective- this is a long shot with the actor centered in the middle of the shot
  • 3. Shot 2- the second shot is from the viewers/audience perspective- this is a medium shot still with the actor in the middle
  • 4. Shot 3- Medium center close up of actor in the middle
  • 5. Shot 4- close up of actor and horse, middle shot
  • 6. Shot 5- actors point of view (a higher angle), looking at school kids placed center of the frame
  • 7. Shot 6- school kids point of view looking at actor and horse, from a lower angle
  • 8. Shot 7- high angle looking down at the actor and the kids actor and school kids placed center frame, gives a different perspective on how the kids see him and how he sees the kids
  • 9. Shot 8- close up from a lower angle actor shot close up from the school kids perspective as he asks them a question
  • 10. Shot 9- close up from a higher angle school kids close up from the actors perspective as they answer his question
  • 11. Shot 10- clos e up from a low angle actor responds to the school kids by handing them a duffle bag.
  • 12. shot 11- low angle looking upwards as the actor throws the duffle bag. This is an angle from the school kids perspective
  • 13. Shot 12- very close up of what is in the duffle bag
  • 14. shot 13- close up shot of the kids rambling through the bag to see what it contains