CCR Draft #1

How does your product use or challenge conventions and how does it represent social groups or issues?

Camera Work
Our groups best Cinematic conventions was the camera work that we used to film the film. Our camera work worked together with our editing making our film not choppy and really emphasize the feelings that the characters are giving. We used panning for example to help give the audience the feeling of the surrounding.

Editing
In editing, we put the whole film together on. We also used editing to show the credits. Also one scene in the film we really relied on editing when the golf bag was thrown we really emphasized how loud the bag was when it hit the ground. And when the bag hit the ground we turned the camera towards the guard to show that he heard it. Another edit that we made was when Justin got tackled by the guard we used slow motion to emphasize how hard he got tackled and how hard he hit the ground.

In the Mis-en-scene category we used costumes such as a Polo shirt, Khaki shorts and visor to resemble a golfer to show that he is trying to go golfing. We made the guard wear a white t-shirt, sunglasses and carry a whistle to mimic what a security guard would look like.

We represented the lower class because Justin the golfer did not have the money to pay to enter the golf course to train for his big game.