Camera work

Medium shot: At the start of the video it shows the woman introducing herself as former prime minister. This shows us just half her body and just her head and torso. From this we can infer from the audience that she is well respected and has an important reputation as she shows proof that she is former prime minister. As a result the audience can infer she is intelligent and acknowledges everything.

Close up: At the scene 2:44 the video call transitions to a man  typing intensely on the computer. The
camera focuses on his fingers and keyboard making this scene more intense. During this scene we can see that people are in a hurry and there in a mission. To add on this makes the audience focused and confused on what’s happening as everything in that scene goes in speed.  


Medium long shot: In the scene 0:52 It shows the prime minister talking through the computer but facing her back to the audience whilst she is speaking. This makes the scene seem realistic as we can see the layout of her computer and monitor and how organised her table is during that scene. The audience can infer that she is an organised and responsible person due to the layout of her desk. 



Camera angle: At 3:07 the women is quickly typing and the camera angle goes to low to high making this scene look very serious. This is because the angle on this scene shows her hands then her progressively to her face. This makes the audience think that the women is trying to solve a situation around her surroundings.

Mise-en scene: In this clip of who we can see characters dressed in suits and some in casual as there costumes. We can see the prime minister wearing casual clothes such as a grey jumper. As the audience they can infer that she is trying to hide her identity perhaps due to a high profile or public recognition.

Extension: In stranger things we see one of the characters mum in a low angle shot. This suggests to the audience that she is a leader and dominate as she looks very powerful from the low angle as she is older and can have the authority to control things.


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