BLOG#3 Relationships between Shots
Yes, the little boy in the film was beyond adorable and very funny. The film I chose is Ohayo ( Good Morning )directed by Ozu Yasujiro in 1959. Our professor also introduced a part of the film to explain the concept of graphic match in the last lecture. Although a minute seems a very short time to identify different shooting and editing strategies, I found a variety of those choices that the director made during 8:00 to 9:00 of the film. At 8:00, a lady comes into a frame walking, behind two boys who are watching TV. She is not focused or zoomed in specifically as every subject and object stays on focus. She takes a glance at the boys which provides viewers a clue that she wants to say something to them. The camera zooms into her as she is sitting down on chair, which is medium shot and a continuity editing strategy. I think the director was fully aware of the color coordination in the scene (and throughout the film) because the curtain, pillow on a couch, poster on a wall, sca...
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