Representation of disability in the media

• There are lots of close ups of people who walk past the disabled character this is to show their reactions to his scolded face
• The disabled character is dressed informally with messy hair to suggest he is lazy
• Cut aways are used to make the scene of the disabled character walking seem longer than normal
• The disabled character is quick to reply in conversations and has violent tone which suggests he is frustrated 

Different types of shots

• Shot reverse shot: conversations
• Match on action: different views of the same action
• Eyeline match: audience see through characters eyes
• Cross cutting: going in and out of different scenes
• A cutaway: cutting from one scene to another irrelevant one to prolong time
• Dissolve: transition between two shots which blends together

Exam Structure

First viewing: 

• D.I.S.T.I.N.C.T
• What stands out
• Big picture

Second Viewing: 

• Camera 
• Mise en scene

Third viewing:

• Sound: Music,non/contrapuntal, diegetic, off screen, on screen, dialogue 
• Editing 

Fourth viewing:

• Linking to representation 
• Disability, class, gender, ethnicity, sexuality
• Either subvert of conform to stereotypes