It creates a meaning which is that Yoon is an ignorant person because of workaholism. He looks small because of the camera angle. He at the same time seems inferior and awkward since he does not know how to be sociable. Because he only cares about his individual job, he does not know about the society; he cannot decide himself if he should attend the funeral. It is showing his lack of social experience when he asks Je for advice despite being older (and supposed to have more experience) than her. And the use of high-angle camera emphasises his powerlessness due to ignorance and lack of social experience.
This scene illustrates an example of his problems due to workaholism, which makes Yoon become ignorant and lack of social experience. It …show more content…
They are about to have meal after the job but so sleepy that they do not care at all about the food. This scene is played with eye-level shot.
Eye-level shot is another technique of camera angle. The camera is placed at the subject’s height. The characters do not need to look up or down if the film employs the eye-level angle. This shot is so commonly used in films, for it is neutral. Since it is neutral, it, on some occasions, can suggest a lack of activeness and dramatic power.
So, the meaning that the audience may interpret by seeing eye-level angle in this scene is that Yoon and Je is so exhausted that they are aware of nothing but their brief sleep. As described in the previous paragraph, the eye-level can show a lack of dramatic power. We can apply the term to this particular scene. The filmmaker clarifies Yoon and Je’s exhaustion by the use of eye-level angle, which can be connected with a lack of power in the …show more content…
Yoon and Peng have known each other already, and Yoon admires Peng. While they are talking, Peng introduces Jerd, who is also a hard-working freelance worker exactly like Yoon. Here, the filmmaker uses panning shot.
Panning shot uses a camera scanning a scene in one smooth horizontal movement from one side to the other. Sometimes, it pans from one person to one another. This technique creates bonding and connectedness among the subjects in the frame. In the film, during the conversation, the camera pans from Yoon’s side to Jerd and Peng’s side. So, we may consider it as a panning shot.
As for the meaning which is created by this panning shot, it tries to convey similarity of Yoon and Jerd. According to Peng’s description of Jerd, he says that Jerd is similar to Yoon. The use of panning shot plays the role emphasising what Peng is saying. So, it means that Yoon and Jerd are connected since they have something in common.
One narrative feature that gains advantage of panning shot in this scene is foreshadowing. It foreshadows that Jerd will cause some effects to Yoon in his career. Shortly afterwards, the foreshadowing comes true. Arrival of Jerd simply upsets Yoon. Initially, Je asks Jerd to edit a piece of work which is not complete because Yoon, who does this job, has left one mistake on it. Moreover, Jerd takes the Adidas project, which is the dream job opportunity for Yoon. Jerd becomes highly successful, whereas Yoon becomes a jobless
This scene illustrates an example of his problems due to workaholism, which makes Yoon become ignorant and lack of social experience. It …show more content…
They are about to have meal after the job but so sleepy that they do not care at all about the food. This scene is played with eye-level shot.
Eye-level shot is another technique of camera angle. The camera is placed at the subject’s height. The characters do not need to look up or down if the film employs the eye-level angle. This shot is so commonly used in films, for it is neutral. Since it is neutral, it, on some occasions, can suggest a lack of activeness and dramatic power.
So, the meaning that the audience may interpret by seeing eye-level angle in this scene is that Yoon and Je is so exhausted that they are aware of nothing but their brief sleep. As described in the previous paragraph, the eye-level can show a lack of dramatic power. We can apply the term to this particular scene. The filmmaker clarifies Yoon and Je’s exhaustion by the use of eye-level angle, which can be connected with a lack of power in the …show more content…
Yoon and Peng have known each other already, and Yoon admires Peng. While they are talking, Peng introduces Jerd, who is also a hard-working freelance worker exactly like Yoon. Here, the filmmaker uses panning shot.
Panning shot uses a camera scanning a scene in one smooth horizontal movement from one side to the other. Sometimes, it pans from one person to one another. This technique creates bonding and connectedness among the subjects in the frame. In the film, during the conversation, the camera pans from Yoon’s side to Jerd and Peng’s side. So, we may consider it as a panning shot.
As for the meaning which is created by this panning shot, it tries to convey similarity of Yoon and Jerd. According to Peng’s description of Jerd, he says that Jerd is similar to Yoon. The use of panning shot plays the role emphasising what Peng is saying. So, it means that Yoon and Jerd are connected since they have something in common.
One narrative feature that gains advantage of panning shot in this scene is foreshadowing. It foreshadows that Jerd will cause some effects to Yoon in his career. Shortly afterwards, the foreshadowing comes true. Arrival of Jerd simply upsets Yoon. Initially, Je asks Jerd to edit a piece of work which is not complete because Yoon, who does this job, has left one mistake on it. Moreover, Jerd takes the Adidas project, which is the dream job opportunity for Yoon. Jerd becomes highly successful, whereas Yoon becomes a jobless