Aland-media

 1) camera movement: pan following a character there facial expressions.   2)camera movement: camera attached crane to get the whole scene 3) camera movement : tilt goes up and down to show what happening the scene 4)editing: jump cut from the newspaper to him in the train

 1)   camera shot Two shot: two people in the shot to usually show there expressions or they both as important in that scène  2) camera shot  closeup: To show the face of the character emotional face to add emotions to the scene  3) angle God view: a angle above the person meaning something about to happen 4)camera shot long shot: it shows what props and the background of the main character                5)  mise-en-scene: the clothing there wearing are formal suggesting something serious happening

  Costume: The character at the start is wearing a white lab coat. This suggests to the audience he a scientist. The clothes the actors wear are in the 80s style. Props: there was a white pizza box in the basement. There also a game board. The kids uses there bikes to get to there home. The props suggest they were have a game night. Lighting: in the beginning the light flicking suggesting something unnatural might have going on. in the end we see a figure in the shadow standing there. The lighting is to make contrast in the show.

  Analysis: The poster has a phrase "Dig toilets Not graves" could imply there are struggling and are in poverty.  Denotation:  The poster has a child with him being in a third world country with WaterAid at the top suggesting they don't receive enough water.   Connotation: This advert might have been to raise awareness on kids in third country not being as a fortunate at people in first world country's.        

                                                                                                                                                                          Language: The title and release date and billing block (information about the director and the production company) Industry: it was directed by Andrew Adamson and Vicky Jenson. The film was released may 18th 2001.The music was made by  Harry Gregson-Williams; John Powell.             Audience: it mainly made  for children as adult audience would not be as interest...