The White Dress - Visual Literacy

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The opening shots of the film give us the following information or assumptions:

• She lives in poverty.

• She has a supportive family setting.

• She is supporting herself.

• She cares about her image and how she presents herself.

• She is well looked after.

How did the director use camera shots and angles to give the audience more information about the setting and character? (You can choose multiple answers)

• The director used a mixture of long-shots which helped to create setting.

• The director used low angles to make the main character appear powerful and in control of the setting.

• The director used eye-level and close-ups to help the viewer connect with the main character.

• The director used lots of extreme close-ups to create an intense and anxious environment.

What about the lighting did you notice while watching? Give one example, referring to the short film.

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Why do you think she spent the money she received on a bag of chips?

• She wanted a hot meal.

• She loves chips.

• To mark the special occasion.

In the closing scene (The little girl sitting on her bed, looking at her dress swinging in the closet), what emotion or feeling do you think the director was trying create?

• Fury

• Disgust

• Euphoria (extreme joy)

• Mournful

• Hopefulness

Why or how do you think the director was trying to create the emotion or feeling you've chosen?

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Was there anything specifically you noticed about the soundtrack and/or dialogue after watching it the second time?

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After watching the film, what do you think the main message or theme of the film is?

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Did you like or dislike the film? Why or why not? Give two reasons in your answer, one in reference to filming techniques or cinematography.

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