CW 15/11/19

Shot List 

Long Shot - At the beach to show isolation

Close up - During when character expression is crucial to the narrative

Medium Shot - Generally to show location and close enough to highlight character expression

Shot-reverse-shot - For the audience to feel involved as if they are in the action

Eye-level Shot - In order for the audience to connect with the character

Tracking Shot - So that the audience can travel along with the character, creating a connection

Knee Level Shot - To show the doppelganger's superiority over Thomas


Plot Synopsis 

Not a lot of dialogue apart from muffled shouts of Thomas' parents arguing upstairs and the line when Thomas' yells at his doppelganger to "Leave me alone!". For a plot synopsis see blog post: CW 8/11/19 under Narrative Application.

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