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A Field In England

A Field in England is a low budget Arthouse film which was produced by Ben Wheatley. This was the first film to break the Hollywood distribution model by releasing the film on all platforms for it to be viewed by its niche audience. This strategy was effective because it allowed more people to access the film from its small audience it has already. The number of people attending cinemas won’t decrease significantly due to the fact that people like the experience of the cinema and how it presents itself to a small audience. This just allows people who do not have access to these cinemas the chance to view it on TV the same day when everything came out.  This means that only one marketing campaign has to be taken into account as everything is being released and therefore increase the popularity of the film. Another advantage of this is that the producers are on a small budget and they can’t afford to create a new marketing campaign 3 months down the line to then promote the DVD/Blue-ray copy, so this a financial incentive to save as much money as they can. Being on 300K is a small budget to work from, when the average Hollywood film cost almost $100 million to make them successful and a further $50 million to distribute.

1.       How was A Field In England’s release different to typical film releases?

This was the strategy in which the company behind the film released the film on all platforms for it to be available to its audience. This was a way of “embracing the new technologies rather than running scared of them”. This meant that this was breaking the traditional Hollywood distribution method of releasing the film at different times.

2.       What are the advantages to releasing the film across all platforms on the same day?

This meant that it would gain more publicity and would also invite more customers to watch the film as it would be accessible on TV and DVD. This also means that if the viewers who viewed the film in cinema and enjoyed the film they can straightway go and purchase the DVD copy instead of waiting 3 or 4 months

3.       What are the disadvantages to this approach?

The main disadvantage that I see is that there would be a decrease in the sales of DVD’s as the audience would be able to record the film on Film 4 and watch it as many times as they want.

4.       What target audience would A Field in England be aimed at? Demographics and Psychographics.

The target audience for this film would be a demographic of A, B and the Phychographic of Explorers and Succeeders, who are able to understand and comprehend the messages of films rather than just for enjoyment. This art house film would have a niche audience are known to try new things.

5.       Do you think all films in future will be released across all platforms simultaneously in future?

I don't think that blockbuster Hollywood films would adopt this marketing strategy used by A field in England. This is because big budget films will want to generate as much profit as possible and so will do this by gaining revenue from each platform individually. This is because they invest a huge amount of money into the productions.

ill Manors Research task

1) Research all the institutions involved in the production of Ill Manors. List them with a summary of what their contribution to the film was.

In the distribution of Ill Manors, Revolver Entertainment had a major hand making the release date and marketed it on DVD, Blu-ray and cinema. Other institutions involved were Film London Microwave, BBC films and Aimimage who funded for the film.

2) How much did Ill Manors cost to produce (its budget)?

Ill Manors was a low-budget British film which cost £100,000 to produce.

3) How was Ill Manors funded?

The film was funded by three studios called Film London Microwave, BBC Films and Aimimage.  Plan B also used money raised from his ‘The Defamation of Strickland Banks’ music tour in 2010 to fund the film.

4) What is the target audience for Ill Manors?

The target audience for Ill Manors is people between the ages of 14-25, but also people with a stereotypical view of teenagers, such as upper class people.

5) Who is the main distributor of Ill Manors?

The main distributor of Ill Manors is Revolver Entertainment

6) How was Ill Manors promoted using broadcast platform?

Ill Manors was promoted using different mediums under the broadcast platform. The main method to Ill Manors being promoted was the soundtrack of the album, which Plan B premiered in May 2012.

7) Compare this with a big budget blockbuster. What are the main similarities and differences?

The Dark Knight Rises is a 2012 Hollywood blockbuster superhero film directed by Christopher Nolan

The similarity of both films was the release date as they both happen in middle of the year.

The differences of Ill Manors and The Dark Knight Rises are that the storylines different. The budget for both films were different. Ill Manors budget was £100,000, whereas the Dark Knight Rises Budget was $250-300 million.

The genre of the films was completely different as The Dark Knight Rises is a superhero movie based around DC Universe, whereas Ill Manors is a British Crime Drama.

8) How does the trailer for Ill Manors hook audiences into the narrative and pose questions that the film will answer (Barthes: enigma codes)? Identify 3 ways/techniques.

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9) How does the trailer of Ill Manors balance plot and spectacle?

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10) Think about the certificate of Ill Manors (18 certificates). Research film certification and outline what is deemed acceptable for this certificate. What is the difference between a 15 certificate and 18 certificates?

Ill Manors was considered to be an 18 certificate; this meant that there was more of an adult theme behind it classing it as an 18. The following presents the topics of a 15 certificate:

18 works are for adults and can contain strong issues such as:

·         very strong violence

·         Frequent strong language (eg 'f***') and/or very strong language (eg ‘c***’)

·         Strong portrayals of sexual activity

·         Scenes of sexual violence

·         Strong horror Strong blood and gore

·         Real sex (in some circumstances)

·         Discriminatory language and behaviour

Ill Manors: Tag London campaign work

1.       How does the Ill Manors Tag London campaign help to promote the film?

The ill Manors Tag London campaign expresses the thoughts of Plan B's fans and shows there opinions about ill Manors and its political aim. This is a unique way of advertising and promoting Plan B's Album. It also raises awarenesses about Plan B's film Ill manors. This campaign consisted of 300 tweets being recreated by graffiti artists. The use of hash tagging allowed a mass audience to get involved and voice the views on current issues that are seen in the modern era.  

2.       What links are there between the Tag London campaign and other texts you have studied as part of the Ill Manors case study?

The hash tagging links back to Plan B's music video which involves "CHAV's". the hash tag "#ILLMANORS, SOCIETY REBELLING BACK AT BROKEN BRITAIN, @4PLANB" backs up what Plan B spoke about in his TEDx lecture on why these young teenagers are how they are and what has possessed them to do what they do. The Magazine NME cover featured Plan B with a middle finger up, with a quote stating that Plan B is coming for David Cameron. This shows the that the twitter quote is backed up by other texts which link back to this.

3.       Why might user-generated campaigns like this be more successful than traditional media campaigns?

3. User-Generated-Campaigns are more affective as they get their target involved in what they want to achieve. It allows the audience to voice their opinions and get involved with the campaign. It also helps them to generate more publicity and gain an even larger audience 

4.       Choose five of the tweets above and for each one write what target audience the tweet could appeal to (demographics/psychographics) and then link the tweet to one other media text you have studied as part of the Ill Manors case study (TEDx lecture, music video etc.) Justify your link for each tweet using examples from the film/promotional material.

“#ILLMANORS Inclusion not Exclusion” This tweet would appeal to teenagers between the ages of 16-21, this is because they understand the fact that they have been excluded and stereotyped by the media and society. This tweet belongs to the aspirers’ psychographic group this is because these are materialistic people that are driven by others’ perceptions of them, so they are driven by the negative views of society. This tweet links to the TEDx lecture as it presents the idea of the youths being excluded by the society.

“#ILLMANORS #IGNORINGTHEPROBLEM DOES NOT SOLVE IT? #INSPIREKIDS DON'T PUT THEM DOWN? #SOCIALCHANGECOMESTHROUGHACTION NOT INACTION? @4PLANB” This tweet would appeal to an older audience of both genders. This audience would likely be reformers and would be in the social class of C2, C1, B. This tweet links well with the TEDx Lecture as Plan B targeted the opposite audience of the films target audience, to persuade them of changing their opinion on these council kids.

“Plan B’s #ILLMANORS movement is sick, get involved” This would appeal to the younger demographic ages of 16-20. The psychographic group this would appeal to is the mainstreamers. This links to the TEDx lecture as in the lecture Plan B talks about change and this tweet turns it into a movement that will encourage change. 

“#ILLMANORS JUST ANOTHER EXAMPLE OF CAMERON'S BROKEN BRITAIN” This tweet could appeal to an audience of 25-50 year olds of both genders  who are into politics and could be classed as reformers. This could mean that they are a social group of C1, B, A. This Tweet links well with the music video as it shows the rebellious teens acting up and the lyrics mocking Cameron’s control over things.

“Sounds like the truth #IllMANORS” This tweet would appeal to people 16-35 year olds, this is because they would understand and notice the problems with the government, society and media today. The psychographic group that this tweet would fit in to is reformers as they are rebellious, socially aware. This tweet links to the music video of Ill Manors as the ideology behind this quote is similar to the music video, where David Cameron is portrayed as a villain and the young teens are being rebellious and destructive.

Ill Manors: official website

Look at the Ill Manors official website (it shouldn't be blocked) and think about how it promotes the film and also how it links to other texts/platforms you have studied. 

Then, answer the following questions on your blog:

1.       How does the Ill Manors official website promote the film?

The Official website promotes the film as it has a link to BUY NOW to purchase a copy of the film on Amazon or Play.com. The website also allows the audience to view the films trailer on the website. This is a feature which may not be available to an audience who were to visit an unofficial website such as IMDB or Rotten Tomatoes. Other features such as the billboard poster in the background of the website home cover is also another way of advertising the film as the film billboard poster contains quotes such as 'bloody brilliant' and 'bullet pace and quite unpredictable'. The website also carries over the same type of theme which would be associated with the type of film Plan B has produced. The website includes the same derelict blocks of flats which are related to Plan B's interpretation of 'CHAV's'.

2.       What examples can you find of the Ill Manors brand on the website homepage?

Examples of the ill Manors brand on the website homepage could be that the use of the font is the same. This involves the font being big, bold and in white colouring. This is consistent and seen over different platforms such as print (billboards) and e-media such as the website. The uses of the same derelict blocks are used in other platforms. The homepage shows some clear links to other platforms as it as the advertising billboard in the background of the homepage.

3.       What links does the website offer?

The website contains links to the films trailer, synopsis, videos, buying merchandise/DVDs and the ill Manors Album. The website also offers links to social media platforms.  

4.       What examples of synergy can you find between the website homepage and the print/broadcast platforms?

An example of synergy is the use of the billboard in the background of the website homepage, which is print which they have incorporated into their e-media text. The links on the website also offer some links to other e-media such as social media sites. There are also links which relate back to Plan B’s music side of things as the link it to promote the album and gain purchases buy ill Manors viewers or Plan B’s music audience.

5.       List the links to social media on the website homepage. Why are these important?

There are links to social media sites such as Facebook and Twitter. These links are important because it allows ill Manors to reach a wide audience which is easily accessible, which a large audience can view and also share the video link between one and other promoting the film to a mass audience.

LR for Mock Paper

WWW: You make some good points here-Some that no one else has picked up on- but there isn’t enough writing for a higher grade.

EBI/LR: Firstly, we need to practise + revise so we can write double the amount in the time available. Q2 is a major weakness: you need to read the question. Music + slow motion are not part of Mise-en-scene so you are not getting any marks there. You need to get some media theories in. Re-write Q2+ 4 on your blog with at least 3 developed paragraphs for each

Question 4:

This advert can appeal to a wide audience as it doesn’t have to be translated as the actions in the advert sends out a powerful interpretation of what would be said if words were used. This means that anyone that watches it would understand the meaning behind the advert. The audience also receive a simple and direct message although there aren’t any sounds or words used. It is a non-dialogue specific so it has a global appeal. This adverts audience would also appeal to drivers to ensure that they do wear their seatbelts whilst traveling in a vehicle.

There is also no age limit on the advert as it contains a young girl which is used in the advert as one of the characters in the role play, but it also adds a sense of family values as it is a stereotypical family with two parents and one or two children.

The advert also uses a new and innovative technique to promote road safety as it uses the modern family to show both family values about keeping family member’s safe plus using them to create the seatbelt.

Question 2:

Mise-en-scene is shown and represented in different ways throughout the advert. One way in which this is shown is by the use of the actors’ facial expressions and movement. Close ups are used throughout to show the actors’ expressions before, during and after the ‘car accident’. These are used on all three characters in the advert to show the emotion in that sort of situation.

The car accident is shown inside a living room in a safe home setting. This adds greatly to the impact of the advert because it is so different to previous road safety campaigns. There is no car, outside road setting, no broken glass or blood make-up. The setting makes the advert stand out from similar adverts used previously.

The advert uses two different props in the advert. The use of one of the stools is used as the drivers chair whilst the other is placed in front of him acting as the dashboard of the car. As he “crashes” the stool in front of him goes flying and a bowl of glitter flies up into air symbolising a car’s windscreen being smashed and spraying little glass shards all over. The use of childish or household props to simulate a car crash is unusual and really adds to the impact of the advert.

The actors are wearing casual clothing as their costume, as it is showing a modern middle class family. The daughter plays two roles in the advert. The daughter is wearing fairy wings so she could be considered to be a guardian angel as her arms are later used as a seatbelt for the father about to have a car accident. This use of actor movement to simulate the seatbelt is the final and most effective use of Mise-en-scene in the advert.

Draft Cover/Double page spread

Analysis of Doctor Who poster

Title of Publication - The title is in the top half of the page and is centred in the middle of the page and is easily visible. Although the centre image covers some of the writing, the loyal and regular viewers of 'Doctor Who', who watch the show will show a sense of recognition with the name and would be able to identify what show it is. The name 'Doctor Who' in capital letters which is also in bold makes the brand name stand out on magazine shelves which helps it be recognised by its audience and also new viewers who may be interested in finding out more.

Slogan - The Slogan on this magazine links back to the Title of Publication as the audience get a sense of what the magazine will be about. In this case the audience will be 'Celebrating 50 years of adventures in space and time'. The slogan is placed above the Title of Publication and is centred above it. From the slogan the audience can also understand that the programme is a SCI-FI programme.This also shows how consistent and dedicated the programme has been as its been as its been 50 years and they would want the audience to celebrate it with them, as its made for their viewing

Central image - The central image of the 'Doctor' is equally important as the two side images. This is because the Slogan has already stated that it is Celebrating 50 years of the doctors adventures, and so the two other images are from the different generations of 'Doctor Who'. This also helps the reader identify what the magazine what the magazine will be about. The image can be identified by both males and females who watch the show or know the actors shown. There is also a 

Flash/Cover lines - The cover line "the day of the doctor !" Links back to the front image and also the title. This is in reference to doctor who, which its intended audience would understand the referance. This cover line is also strategically placed in front of the central image and intends to advertise the contents of the magazine. This was also placed in the bottom quarter of the page. This is an example of a convention- a common device to which the audience have become accustomed and those senses they have taken for granted. 

Free Offer- Magazines sometimes offer small gifts or products when purchasing a magazine. With this magazine things such as Collectable items to make the reader buy another magazine the following day these are little incentives for the reader to view or purchase the magazine.

Colour Scheme

The colour scheme that is used in the magazine is red, black, blue and white. The colour scheme is limited, which is a benefit as it prevents the magazine from looking to busy and create a particular vibe that is unique and felt by the reader and the targeted audience. The use of red is limited as it used to mainly promote the different offers, such as the anniversary art cards. Furthermore the use of black is persistent and mainly used in the background of the magazine to contrast all the other colours and make it stand out further. The use of blue is iconic as it represents the blue telephone booth for Doctor Who. The use of bronze is simple and highly effective; this is due to the fact that it connotes an ancient portrait feel to the doctors 50 years.   

Name Checks

The name checks that have been used are not standard name checks as they normally give clues to other stories and articles, which may entice different audiences. However in this magazine, the name checks portray the same topic but in different methods.

Language

 This magazine uses 5 different typographies. The language used presents the magazine in a way that it does not look busy but has all the relevant information the producer wants to present in a brief form. The typography of Doctor Who, is solid silver and stands out adding a futuristic effect relating to the actually genreof the show.

Competitions

There is a hint to a competition that relates to winning merchandise such as blue-rays, DVDs, books and CDs. However it is ambiguous to the reader by just visually looking at the front cover, creating an enigma code. This benefits the magazine as it can represent enticing the reader to purchase the magazine and find out how to win.  

Direct Address and Asking Questions

The magazine does not directly address to audience by asking questions.

Barcode, Date and Price

The barcode, date and price have been printed relatively small and are not visible. This effective as the price won’t affect the judgement of the reader and is more likely to buy the magazine.

ill Manors Review Plan

Key Points	Evidence from the Film	Your Opinion
Director- who is it and what else have they directed that you have heard of?	The Director and writer of this film was Ben Dew (Plan B). This is Ben Drew’s first director’s role although he does act in a minor role he also has had previous acting roles in the past. He has acted in films such as “Adulthood” and “The Sweeney”.	For his first Directors role for this film I think he has done really well for achieving what he set out to accomplish. He has really been able to get his point and idea across to his audience showing the reality of the problem in society. For a budget of £100,000 Ben Drew has managed to create a well organised and constructed film in the UK which received a 7.0 rating from Imdb.
Main Stars- who are they? Will people be familiar with them already? What are they known for?	Riz Ahmed - Riz Ahmed has starred in other productions and films. He has been seen in films such as “Day of the Falcon” and “Rage” Riz is known for his acting skills as he has played different roles for different movies. Ed Skrein – Ed Skrein has starred in a couple other movies and productions. He has been in TV series such as “Game of Thrones” and movies such as “The Sweeney”.
Plot- what is the film about?	The Plot shows the predicaments and difficulties in our modern society that we live   in. It shows how teenagers who grow up on council estates get to their troubled state now and how messed up reality really is. The film follows the lives of drug dealers, user and prostitution.
Characters- who are the main ones and which actors play them? Comment on the quality of the acting.	Ill Manors revolves around the lives of six characters and the main protagonist that live in the unforgiving streets of suburban London.
Genre- what type of film is it? Does it fit your expectations for this film? How would you describe the mood?	Ill Manors is a British crime drama. The genre was parallel to the film itself and it also fulfils the expectations of the genre, this is evident from the recurring use of police and the theme of drugs and prostitution being used consistently throughout the movie.
Soundtrack- did you notice/like/dislike it? How did it create atmosphere?	It was a track produced by Plan B, to add more understanding to the films morale and story. The track was to explain the situation in the modern society we live in, emphasising the problem.
Audience- who is it aimed at and do you recommend it? Why?	This film would appeal to an audience of those who were involved in committing crimes such as the London riots which occurred from August 6 to the 11th in 2011. The film may appeal to Plan B's fan base which like and enjoy his music. This fan base could cover the ages of 15-25 males as these actions seen in the video would more commonly be associated with males compared to females. This video would be a dominant ideology as Politicians and Middle-Class people would agree that the video shows their strong opinion about what the younger generation is like. This video can also be used to say that it is supporting the younger generations behaviour and criminal mentality. Without the Movie or Lecture to go with the music video, there would be a dominant Ideology. With the video ill Manors, the audience including the Middle-Class and Politicians can learn and understand why the younger generation do what they do.

Making Of ill Manors

1) What does this tell us about Plan B's intentions in making the film?

Plan B intended to show the audience the mind of the younger generation. This explains the reasoning behind their decisions behind their life choices and why they are like that. The production holds a dominant ideology as Politicians and the Middle class group can agree that is how the younger generation is regarded as. This ideology supports their opinion on the young generation. The audience of this production including the Middle class and Politicians can learn and understand why the younger generation do what they do, learning their state of mind and general mentality. You could also say that the film is their to change its audiences dominant ideology of the younger generations behaviour

2) What do we learn about the production process for Ill Manors?

The production process was hard, due to the fact that the production was made from a low budget, of £100,000. The film was made in broad daylight with a few complications in the process such as having passers by walking in the middle of shots that needed to be done or getting into a confrontation with a couple of teenagers, filming in their "endz". These were difficulties that the camera crew had to deal with and overcome to make the film as successful as it was. In the production process Plan B could not hire professional actors to play the role of the troubled teenagers, so he set out auditioning a bunch of teenagers who understand that role or have lived in that environment and know what it is like growing up in that sort of environment. 

3) What can you tell about the possible target audience from this short documentary?

The possible target audience for this documentary about behind the scenes of ill Manors, the audience could be middle class or his fan base of aged 15-25 males as the scenes and actions taken in the film are more male based actions such as crime compared to females. Another audience type this documentary would appeal to is the social class of the Middle class sector which wants to learn about his troubled start in life and also change their perspective of their dominant ideology of the younger generation. This allows them to learn the behaviour of these teens making them understand why they do it. 

4) Does the film successfully do what director Ben Drew (Plan B) set out to achieve? Explain your answer with reference to both the film and the making of documentary.

Yes.
In my opinion the film changes the perspective of how the younger generation is seen. It shows its audience why some teenagers are the way they are, because of how they are excluded from the modern society as not wanted or needed, just there to make trouble. This film shows these teens have been alienated and discriminated against, classed as "CHAV's". This is one way of making these teens feel they are not apart of society. when these teenagers are criticised constantly for the way they talk, dress and music preference or they lack of education they may have publicly, it is another way of making these teens feel alienated. This means that anyone who is beaten into feeling low or apathy wont care about the society which they have been removed from. This is because they feel in their eyes that society has made it very clear that they are not needed and are not cared about. Ben Drew has changed the meaning of CHAV's and made it into a modern interpretation of Council Housed And Violent, which is what is used to describe the teenagers now. Ben Drew also aims a comment to the upper class group by saying:

"Just because you were lucky to be born into a family that can afford to give you a good education doesn't make you better than anyone, it makes you lucky."

ill Manors: Music Video Task

What target audience would this music video appeal to ?

This music video would appeal to an audience of those who were involved in committing crimes such as the London riots which occurred from August 6 to the 11th in 201. This video shows mainly a large number of younger males compared to the female numbers. The music video may appeal to Plan B's fan base which like and enjoy his music. This fan base could cover the ages of 15-25 males as these actions seen in the video would more commonly be associated with males compared to females. This video would be a dominant ideology as Politicians and Middle-Class people would agree that the video shows their strong opinion about what the younger generation is like. This video can also be used to say that it is supporting the younger generations behaviour and criminal mentality. Without the Movie or Lecture to go with the music video, there would be a dominant Ideology. With the video ill Manors, the audience including the Middle-Class and Politicians can learn and understand why the younger generation do what they do. 

Research on the ill Manors Soundtrack:

The ill manors soundtrack was produced by Plan B the director and musician (Ben Drew). The track was released in the UK on the 25th of March 2012. This song was also the lead song from his film ill Manors. The film was also written in response to the London riots which occurred in 2011. This song was made to emphasize the trouble in our modern society, showing how it has failed to nurture the disadvantaged children showing the audience why things like that occur now. The song was described by the Guardian's Dorian Lynskey as "the first great mainstream protest song in years". This shows Ben Drew was able to get his point across to a wide audience of not only the younger generation but the people who can really make the change. For the soundtrack for this album Ben Drew worked with Atlantic Records and 679 Artist which is currently co-owned by Warner Music Group. Atlantic Records also work with artists such as Ed Sheeran, Plan B, Example and Professor Green. They all fit into the category of the same type of music which they produce. This means that they will have the same type of audiences which may be Struggler's and Aspirer's with a few Main streamers. These artist may also have the same audience types of young adults aged 15-25.

MEST 1 Feedback

WWW:

You make plenty of good points but now we need to develop them into detailed and developed answers. 

EBI:

Most important- Answer the question! You use plenty of media language in the forms question but don't mention narrative at all so you will lose marks. You need to write more in 60mins and also work on institution. Far more notes will help!

As a result of this feedback I will have to work on my note taking so that I can get key information down quickly but also make sure that the information copied down is effective and useful and also will have to remember to link the question back to the narrative if asked for, for the forms question in the may exam. 

Magazine Front Cover

Shot List

Shot List

Producers: Khaleed, Alieu and Arvinder

Production: "Jumped"

Shot No.	Shot Type	Details of Shot	Timing
1	Establishing shot	shot of the estate	0.02
2	High angle shot	of the roads cars driving past	0.03
3	Close up of the estate door	of the estate doors	0.02
4	low angle establishing shot	introducing the main character.	0.01
5	tracking shot- camera going up	showing what the main character is wearing and how he looks.	0.03
6	over the shoulder shot	The character walking towards the block	0.01
7	wide shot from the side	heading towards the block	0.01
8	close up tracking shot	camera moves around his head looking worried.	0.03
9	high angle shot	his hand going to his pocket	0.02
10	camera low below hip	taking his phone out of his pocket.	0,02
11	Close up	of the time on his phone	0.01
12	extreme close up	reaction of his face looking scared	0.02
13	over the shoulder	of the character approaching the stairs.	0.02
14	Close up	again looking at the reaction of his face.	0.01
15	wide shot of inside the block in front of the doors.	This shot we see him opening the door.	0.02
16	High angle shot from the top of the stairs	this shot shows how worried he is.	0.03
17	low angle shot from the bottom of the stairs.	Stepping up the stairs slowly	0.02
18	side wide shot	walking up the stairs	0.02
19	over the shoulder shot	walking up the stairs	0.03
20	close up	showing the face of the main actors face	0.03
21	Tracking shot	Main actor pulling his zip up	0.03
22	Close up	pulling up his hood	0.01
23	over the shoulder shot	walking down the hallway	0.02
24	side tracking shot	walking down the hallway	0.03
25	wide shot	coming to the edge of the hallway	0.02
26	establishing shot	introducing the other actor	0.02
27	over the shoulder	from the worried actors point of view	0.03
28	over the shoulder	from the one standing waiting	0.02
29	wide shot	when they bump into each other	0.02
30	high angle shot from the point of view	The other one falls down	0.03
31	Long shot	Of him  running away	0.02
32	close up	The older person putting his hood up	0.03
33	medium shot	of him walking away	0.02
34	tracking shot	the man walking down	0.03
35	close up	looking left and right looking worried	0.03
36	long shot	The man turning around and is up for a bang as he gets pushed to the floor	0.04
37	low angle shot	2 men in black masks running towards the man	0.03
38	High angle shot	two men beating him up	0.05
39	medium shot	the 2 men taking the bag	0.03
40	long shot from the edge	the 2 men running away with the bag	0.04
41	High angle shot	Andre helpless and hurt	0.03
42	wide shot	Andre getting up	0.03
43	wide shot	His hand going to the pocket	0.02
44	close up of the phone	this shot we see his wife	0.02
45	close up	Andre crying	0.03
46	close up of the phone	dialling 999	0.02
47	extreme close up	him on the phone	0.03
48	close up	him turning around and getting punched and the phone drops	0.03
49	Black out	black out	0.03
50	over the shoulder shot	approaching someone leaning over a balcony	0.03
51	over the shoulder from Rashaun	Andre Saying "yo"	0.02
52	over the shoulder from Andre	Rashaun saying "What you got for me"	0.02
53	over the shoulder from Rashaun	Andre saying "nothing fam just came to chat to you quick. I want out I cant deal with this no more.	0.03
54	over the shoulder from andre	*Laughing* why you moving shook? All right you have to do one more big favour for me thoe then you can cut .	0.03
55	over the shoulder from rashaun	ANDRE Say nothing last one yh	0.02
56	close up tracking	Andre walking away	0.03
57	below hip shot	Rashaun taking out his phone	0.02
58	close up of the phone	Rashaun calling someone	0.02
59	close up	RASHUAN get on the phone and commands some one to beat up ANDRE and get the drugs of him so ANDRE could be in his debt for a long time.	0.03
60	wide shot	Rashaun putting the phone down	0.04
61	Black out	Black out	0.03