S.E.X.X.Y Paragraphs
The Film aspect high angle shot is used skillfully.
It is skillful because it shows you a the sum of people that are in the gym and also the boxers in the ring.
The director did this to show where they were and what they were doing just so it makes more sense.
This made the audience feel excited to see what happens next.
This aspect can be compared to when all the Africans were in the jail singing for the Afrikaners.
It is skillful because it shows you a the sum of people that are in the gym and also the boxers in the ring.
The director did this to show where they were and what they were doing just so it makes more sense.
This made the audience feel excited to see what happens next.
This aspect can be compared to when all the Africans were in the jail singing for the Afrikaners.
The film aspect “medium shot” was used effectively because It showed a clear picture of a lovely teenager.
We see this when the camera is showing the half of the body of someone.
The director did this to show us that the girl was about to become part of the story in the movie.
This made the audience feel excited to see her role and who she is.
This can be compared to in all the Fast and Furious movies when they spot someone.
We see this when the camera is showing the half of the body of someone.
The director did this to show us that the girl was about to become part of the story in the movie.
This made the audience feel excited to see her role and who she is.
This can be compared to in all the Fast and Furious movies when they spot someone.
The film aspect close up shot was used cleverly because It would make you feel some way about this scene.
We see a little boy or teenager that has gotten beaten up or something like that.
The purpose of this was to make us feel sad for the boy that had gotten bashed.
This aspect can be compared to when in the action movies someone has died or passed out so they zoom in on their face.
We see a little boy or teenager that has gotten beaten up or something like that.
The purpose of this was to make us feel sad for the boy that had gotten bashed.
This aspect can be compared to when in the action movies someone has died or passed out so they zoom in on their face.
This film aspect is known as a mid shot , It was used beastly because there can be a lot of meanings behind the photo.
We see that there is a guy with a gun and he is also pointing it at someone.
The director did this to show us the guy’s facial features , you can see how he feels about the situation by looking at his face.
This made the audience feel either happy or sad for the guy with the gun because he’s either shooting someone good or bad.
This scene can be compared to in all the action movies where the good guy is pointing a gun at the bad guy.
We see that there is a guy with a gun and he is also pointing it at someone.
The director did this to show us the guy’s facial features , you can see how he feels about the situation by looking at his face.
This made the audience feel either happy or sad for the guy with the gun because he’s either shooting someone good or bad.
This scene can be compared to in all the action movies where the good guy is pointing a gun at the bad guy.
The film aspect high angled long shot is used magnificently.
We can see that Peekay really cares about his fellow African friend.
We see this when Peekay is crying on him because he had just been severely assaulted by the guard.
The director did this to make us feel sad for Peekay losing his friend.
This made us feel sorrow for the racism that was happening because they were not aloud to live free.
We can see that Peekay really cares about his fellow African friend.
We see this when Peekay is crying on him because he had just been severely assaulted by the guard.
The director did this to make us feel sad for Peekay losing his friend.
This made us feel sorrow for the racism that was happening because they were not aloud to live free.
Kia Ora Arlan, well done on completing and sharing your SEXXY paragraph work. I think you chose an interesting variety of images to analyse. Next time, give more of the context of the film in your second sentence, this is your chance to tell the audience what is being shown, especially those who haven't seen the film. It is also hard to read as your text is running off the page. Could you fix this please? 4/5
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