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          CAMERAWORK x Dr WHO

The open starts with medium close up shot where one of the characters this shot is occurred at the time 0:00 to 0:02 seconds of the starting point of the episode where a character holds up her passport and introduces her self as former prime minister this confirms that something is about to occur that is quite important as they are discussing in a zoom call face time meeting.

At 1:11 Close up shot is used were the character is discussing a plan towards cracking down on an villain in the episode but to do so they have to build a plan towards how to hack his system and make his machines not function and another character uses their skills to spam the villain with calls this helps the audience understand that the characters a building a plan to crackdown on the two characters who are not doing the best thing to support the world

At 3:59 of the video extreme close up is used where the characters plans go to a success and the villain of the episode is spammed with calls so the villain uses his heart beat monitor to check whats wrong with the phone this helps the audience understand that the villain is annoyed being spammed by multi calls and this also may be the comedy part of the episode which may make the character laugh in confusion

CAMERA ANGLE

At 3:31 worms eye view is used where the character is looking up at the machines to check weather there plan is working and if there work has been transferred to the villains devices {office}where blue loops are used on the pole to show the transfer.12 seconds after at 3:43 Wide angle shot is used where the whole earth is shown and the blue loops are being transfer which shows the audience that the plan is working this gives the characters some hope that their plan is working and they are helping support the world by stopping the evil characters from winning by harming the world.

MISE EN SCENE

At 2:18 of the video an computer screen is shown where a zoom meeting is being done 4x4 grid where 7 characters faces are shown having a chat.Also over the shoulder shot is used where a character shoulder is shown but the recorders wanted to show the screen as the eye catcher to the audience.At the back of the screen in the background an vintage frame is shown with a metallic painted lamp handel not to mention but if we go in detail we see a coffee cup with the house of commons logo which suggest that the character was telling the truth when she mentioned that she was the former prime minister of the county and half of bed lamp lit could be seen with yellow curtain with floral print with another screen shown on the left side of the monitor




 

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