Analysis on short film

2. This long shot signifys his distance between him and other people.
Futhermore, it highlights that he often is left out causing him to feel
isolated and abandoned. The shot of him on the bus implies that he is
surrounded by people but just not able to connect and create
friendship, or even just able to have friendly chatter. His facial
expression conveys he is feeling empty but run down with his daily
lifestyle that being at work and at home.

3. The man has stiff body language
to signify how misplaced he is, this
is best presented by using a mid
shot. It highlights that he could
feel out of place within the
workplace but also with the
people that work there. When the
point of view shot of the room is
presented, it portrays that not one
of his work colleagues feel excited
about his presence. Additionally,
the idea that within that confined
work space he seen as inapt and
out of place may be seen as weird
considering he has to work with
them every single day.

4. This close up and mid shot are misleading at first glance. By capturing the
back of the mans head it lets the audience know that he has caught eye
contact with the attractive woman.
It appears to be that they are creating a connection by looking at one
another, when really she is merely not interested in him at all, which is
conveyed though the subsequent few shots where she brushes straight
past him, triggering him to expect to much.

5. The mans facial expression signifies
how exhilarated he feels when he
assumes the woman is going over to
talk to him and feels for once
someone has taken some notice of
him. However, by using a wide shot it
implies how isolated and invisible he
is. Also, it highlights that as the city is
constantly frenzied, no one takes the
time to have a friendly chat to be
able to finally meet the woman of his
dreams.

6. This shot of workers with the man sat compactly between his colleagues
indicates that does not fit in with them, yet the compactness of them
highlights how uncomfortable he is with those type of people but
conforms to there style of behaviour to attempt to not be the outcast.
When his boss makes a pun linked with what they do, all his colleagues
laugh and his goes along with it so he does not feel misplaced and
injudicious.

7. This close up shot of the man on
the train home and watching how
the lady and chap are acting
together highlights that he wants
to be able to find someone to be
like that with but is unable to do
so. Along with this, by using a
wide shot of him in his home,
alone, creates a sense of sorrow
and causes the audience to
empathise with him because his
seems like a lovely guy but further
on in the short film it unravels and
reveals he connects with a caring
lady within his workspace.

8. This close up of the main protagonist highlights that he has his eye on
something but unbeknown to the audience he has spotted a lady of his
fancy. From his facial expression the audience may get the sense he is
miserable and down. When the long shot is used of the lady, his allows
the audience to feel like they are in is position.

9. In this section of the short
film, it zooms on the
beautiful woman. It
indicates how attracted he
feels her and how he wants
to be able to talk to her.
Additionally, it also allows
the audience to get a close
look of her. Again, by using
a zooming shot of the man,
it highlights how intrigued
and memorised he his by
beautiful young woman.

10. When the woman starts a conversation by
writing on bits of paper adds a comedic
side this short film. It also allows the
audience to feel connected to her, but,
also makes the audience feel exhilarated
for him to have finally connected with a
woman, maybe his potential girlfriend.

11. When his expression turns
from embarrassed to pleased
and content, it creates a sense
of happiness and joy for him.
Although the start of the short
film implied his loneliness,
beyond that loneliness is a
content man who finally has
the chance to have a
connection and relationship
with a lady. It allows the
audience to feel glad for him.