Exploring the Art of Film Frame
Hana, Amna, Annabelle and Haya
Camera Frame Type
This is a single dirty shot, featuring one
character, in an OTS (over the shoulder). It
shows the interaction between the girl and the
dog, creating their relationship.
This is a single shot featuring the dog.
Portraying it’s change in emotions as it’s
trying to impress the girl using the cotton to
imitate the poodle.
This is a POV shot, because it shows the girl's
view as she’s turning her head from the first
dog to the second dog and creating a sense of
dread in the audience as she chooses the other
dog over this one.
This is an insert shot, used to provide further
thematic clarity of the collar lying on the
ground. It further adds emphasis on the collar
lying on the floor and the freedom it
represents for the dog.
This is a two-shot, with the faces of both the
girl and the dog clearly visible. This shot is at
the end of the film and shows the emotion of
happiness on both the girl’s and dog’s faces,
giving the movie a bittersweet ending.
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