FREEDOM WRITERS

Question 1

TOOLS FOR ANALYSING SCREEN NARRATIVES- Mise-en scene

Answer 1

refers to all the character and objects of the frame, for example: settings, casting, lighting, costume, gestures/movement.

Question 2

Story:

Answer 2

refers to the sequence of events as they happen.

Question 3

Plot:

Answer 3

refers to the selection, arrangements and emphasis of events in a story.
Not sequential, creates drama, change an affect

Question 4

Why is Anne Frank significant in the movie? INTERTEXTUALITY

Answer 4

Because Anne Frank remains optimistic over the horrific time- positive stories that bring hope.

Question 5

HOLOCAUST NARRATIVE:

Answer 5

crucial seen where she compares her students behaviours to the Nazis behaviours. She believes that teaching the students about the holocaust can save them for doing terrible things

Question 6

CAMARA AND EDITING:

Answer 6

establish who’s character we are looking at, who’s eyes we are looking through.

Question 7

Editing

Answer 7

is the vehicle for focalisation. Who we see more often(hero) e.g Eva get more than the other students.

Question 8

Camera distance:

Answer 8

can be use to manipulate our sympathies for the protagonist( hero) or the villain ( antagonist)

Question 9

Extreme close up:

Answer 9

can show physical tension (interview) positions the viewer to analyse what they are thinking.

Question 10

POPULAR PEDAGOGY:

Answer 10

how we learn from culture and not only from formal education sites such as school, family, church and community.