Minority Report shot-by-shot analysis

Shot 1

This shot is a medium and close-up shot. These show the police men look like there looking for someone very important and they look like they are looking for someone because they have came in a group. The police look like they are all armed, in case anything happen. We cant really see where the location is but we know that it is set at the train station. 

Shot 2

This shot is a wide shot/ establishing shot. It looks like there are two people falling to the sky. We know this is a wide shot/ establishing shot because we can see the a car and a person at the back. Who is trying to run away. The location is a alleyway that is being improved. 

Shot 3

I would say this is a close-up because it only shows the face. By looking at close-up we can see that the character is in the alleyway. This also show that alleyway is a dead end and he has been caught.

This is the trailer for the film (minority report): 

                            

The three pictures show that it is taken from a high shot. The first picture shows that the victim is getting attacked by the bully and it looks like the victim is about to fall.

 The second picture shows us that the victim has fallen to the floor and is still getting bullied and is backing away, so she doesn't get hurt again.

The third one shows us that the victim is still on the floor, crying and a person is comforting her. this is shown in a high shot.

This is an Over the shoulder shot which is focusing on the girl who just got bullied showing her face expression as she just saw the guy who is comforting her.

This is a medium shot showing that the bully has seen the victim in the corridor again and is trying to say mean things about her again and bullying her.

Media language

The key convention that tells the audience that this is a Boohoo advert is the name on the bottom right. The slogan - Twentyfour seven fashion- tells the audience that it is a online shop and it is opened day and night everyday, the word fashion also tells us that they have different kinds of styles. The key images of this advert is two models that are wearing the clothes that is on the Boohoo.com site. These models are used for this t.v print edit and are used for the actual site to show case the clothes that Boohoo offer. They layout the models with one of them having there hands over the other model and the other one just posing on a desert and with a town shown far away from them. The print advert also has there social networks where you can find them on, for example: Twitter, Facebook and Instagram. 

Institution

The institution behind this site is a company that opened there site two years ago. This company first came from Manchester then it became world wide because of there advertisements on the T.V. They sell online in Europe, America, Canada and Australia.

Audience

The target audience for this advertisement is 18-25 year old. Even though Boohoo have male clothing, I think that 70/30 of females/males would watch this and go on the site. Boohoo's T.V advert comes on every channel that advertise and I think that the middle class and upper class would watch this and use the site.

Representation

The representation of this advert is a white and black female. They may have put these to show that any color clothes they wear will look good on any race. There is no coverage of any male actors on this advert, this may be because female models wearing Boohoos clothing will attract more young adult females buy there clothing. 

Statement that I chose

" Newspapers are more interested in selling newspapers than reporting news truthfully."

I'm unsure about this statement because I think the newspapers do report the news truthfully but they give out to much information. For example the actor Robbie Williams committed suicide because he was depressed and because he didn't like the roles he got in the movies that he was offered . The newspaper took this story and wrote down everything they know about the suicide and what he did before he died. The newspapers sometimes twist the story to make it sound interesting and so that there newspapers can sell.