Describe how camera angles (high-angle, straight angle, low-angle),camera placement (long shot, medium shot, close-up, etc.) and cameramovement (dolly, pan, hand-held) are used to put together the shots.

Choose one of the three scenes from On the Waterfront posted on Blackboard.Watch the scene as many times as necessary. Write a short essay in which you willgive your personal analysis of the scene, always keeping in mind the scene’srelation to the film’s storyline.Follow these guidelines when writing your analysis:Write a short introduction in which you identify the scene’s maincharacters (name the character, followed by the actor’s name inparenthesis), the events presented, and the most important idea(s) youthink are being expressed in the scene. The actors’ names for thescenes are on the second page.Make a short analysis of the way cinematography is used in the scene.Describe how camera angles (high-angle, straight angle, low-angle),camera placement (long shot, medium shot, close-up, etc.) and cameramovement (dolly, pan, hand-held) are used to put together the shots.Given the ideas the scene is expressing, how does the use of thespecific cinematography elements help in transmitting the ideas?What meaning does the straight angle, the medium close-up or thedolly has in the moment it is used in the scene?The analysis will be an essay with at least three paragraphs, from the introductionto the analysis of the cinematography elements and a conclusion. Be very specificand detailed in your writing; make note on as many details as you find on the clip chosen