When you are ready to write your posting, begin by classifying the movie you watched according to Chart 1-2 in Understanding Movies. In the Sample Photography Analyses document (available in this module) you'll find examples of five movies I classified using that chart.

Next describe the *theme* of your movie. That may involve telling a little bit about the plot. But you do not want to spoil the movie for those of us who have not seen it. Nor do you want to spend too much time summarizing the movie. The theme relates more to the *message* you take from the movie rather than the plot. So focus on what the movie helped you learn more about, understand better, or change your mind about.

 

Next choose a scene from the movie that particularly impressed you. Describe the scene in terms of the shots the director used (in actuality, the cinematographer and film editor also had something to do with the shot selection, but for simplicity's sake, we'll use "director" here)to create it. As you'll see from the chapter and the Sample Photography Analyses, there are essentially only six shots that are used to make movies.

 

You may also find the Table listing not only shots, but also lenses, filters, and angles helpful in preparing your analyses of the shots used in your scene.

 

After you have analyzed the shots, then write a brief paragraph detailing how the combination of shots affected you. While the first part of your analyses is objective -- that is, there are certain specific shots used in your scene -- this second part is subjective. One viewer might respond one way to a scene; another viewer might respond quite differently to the same sequence of shots.

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