1. close up/ zoomed in
2. he wears a suit which makes him look smart. he talks formally to others being polite. and he has high intelligence.
3. when steed walks around the abandoned air field, it makes audiences feel emotions of sympathy and sorrow. this is because steed's actor was in the war and this could bring up memories that people try to conceal. overall steed would have been thinking about the past in this moment and the many soldiers who died in battle, steed even salutes them. the airfield scene wouldn't have so much of an effect on people in our generation however, for people living in the 1960s this scene would have brought memories from the past that would rather be forgotten
4. Emma peel is depicted as the modern woman by how she dresses. Emma peel dresses in a tight cat suit which depicts her athletic capabilities as well as her body. this was very unusual for woman in the 1960s. another way that Emma peel is shown to be the modern woman is by the way she acts within the face of danger, for example, in the church scene when the vickor pulls a gun on her, she stays cool and slowly backs out of the church towards the choir only to find that it was a recording. even after she discovers this she is still smiling showing how calm she is even when facing death. she then attacks the vickor with what she has which was a clipboard, and makes a run for the door which once she opens it she is met by two other imposters with guns which once again she keeps her cool and leans against the door frame and smiles. this greatly shows how Emma peel was in this moment, cool, calm, and sure of herself
5.POV or point of view. it is there because piggy warren said miss peel packed her bags and left but her bags are still here
6. in the school scene you can see the Mr steed is sitting down in an infants chair where as Miss peel is standing up to represent that she is the teacher in this moment. she is educating Mr steed which is very un stereotypical, since it should have been the other way around.
7. in this scene we learn that Miss peel is very athletic due to her capability to fence a man who resorted to cheating to win. she also states that the cream is in the kitchen when Mr steed asked for some. after showing us that Emma peel is not the typical woman she is then depicted as a stereotypical woman when steed overrules Emma and he books her a ticket to little Baisley already and she is forced to come
8. non-diegetic
9. chief of police
10. Jake son
11. obnoxious
12.
7/11 Good understanding and knowledge
ReplyDeleteq.2 Yes: three-piece suit, bowler hat, umbrella; RP accent; athletic, handsome, dynamic
q.3 Yes: patriotic emotions; the actor was Patrick Mcnee, who served in the war himself; the scene evokes emotions of patriotism for audiences at a time in the Cold War
q.4 good
q. 6 Yes, good: social and cultural stereotypes are inverted in this scene because Emma is the one in charge because not only is she physically standing above Steed but she is teaching him and commanding him.
q. 7 She is both the epitome of the new woman in the 'swinging sixties' in her financial independence, liberating fashions and self-confidence but also she is sometimes positioned as the less powerful of the pair of agents as well as objectified by the camera.
q.8 The term required is 'voice over'. Irony: the voice over reveals the gap between what Chief Sup Vickers sets out as the lofty ideals of policing and the grim reality of what the force face on a daily basis; the editing of sound and vision creates humour.
q. 9 Chief Superintendent Vickers
q. 10 Yes: Ryan berates Jake for getting all the road names wrong during the pursuit of the ram-raiders; Ryan accuses Jake of never having had to 'do neighborhood'.
q.11 There are representations of gay people, people from different ethnic groups and women in positions of authority.