Genre Research and Analysis Film Case Study (5)

   This here is a project that me and my company GM&T UNIVERSAL PRODUCTION worked on for our midterm. We decided to analyze an adventurous themed movie called Red Notice. The project was divided into 6 sections, so we decided to divide the work because there were three of us, then work on the final draft together. This particular section (section five) was draft by student three. These here are some general information and analysis about the movie.

Section 5: Camerawork Storyboard Analysis:

Camera Shot	Camera Work	Meaning
	Shot: top shot Angle: high angle Framing: top shot	The scene behind this shot is that the people on the sailboat are about to be caught by Interpol agents, by the boats surrounding the sailboat which has high class thieves in it. The high angle camera gives the audience a sense of location and what is happening or what is about to go down.
	Shot: wide shot Angle: high angle Framing: point of view	In this scene, the two main characters are running from a bull in the middle of the field. The shot shows everything from the audience to the characters, the bull, and the field. You can tell from this shot, there is a scared or worried kind of tension because the characters running with freighted faces away from the bull, shows that they are scared to get hurt by the bull.
	Shot: full shot Angle: eye-level Framing: point of view	This camera shot shows a woman sitting at a desk, at eye level, and her black and red boots on the desks, along with her outfit choice shows that she is a powerful woman. Even the fact that she is behind the desk shows she’s the boss.
	Shot: shallow focus Angle: eye-level Framing: point of view	This camera shot shows the character and the gold egg that captures his attention. The egg is blurry so the characters expression can be seen. Their expression is fascination and curiosity. When the director put the angle behind the egg, he was showing what the character is going after and that the egg is going to take a big part of the plot.
	Shot: master shot Angle: shoulder angle Framing: 3-shot	This camera shot shows all 3 of the main characters in the film. The angle is kind-of mid and lower so the people seem powerful, but they don’t stand out too much. This also shows that they’ve become a team. Their expressions show them being fearless and how they are going after something.
	Shot: wide shot Angle: High angle Framing: point of view	This camera shot shows the gold egg once again that creates the plot of the film. The camera shows a dark room with one light being turned on by the guy. This scenery tells the audience that it was a surprise visit from the person turning on the light.
	Shot: Master shot Angle: Shoulder angle Framing: 2-shot	This scene is about the two main characters trying to break in somebodies’ office. One character is working with a device and the other is looking out for both of them to make sure they don’t get caught. This shows that they are working as a team.
	Shot: shoulder level Angle: Shoulder angle Framing: 3-shot	This scene shows the woman keeping the two main characters tied up so she can get information out of them. This angle and framing show her power and control over situations.
	Shot: single shot Angle: eye level Framing: single	This scene shows the character surrendering by putting his hands up. The angle is single shot so the audience can only focus on him and his expressions. He doesn’t seem too worried about getting caught, in fact, in the movie, he jokingly tries to negotiate with the person that caught him.