We watch cuffs on ClickView and work from the OCR GCSE text book starting at page 5.
arc pan follows eyes looking for shop lifters
non diegetic
donna is in front running - equality
lets Jake cuff the shop lifter for experience
arc pan again - Jake is confused
Jake is embarrassed and confused
cut from Jake to prison door locking
contrast of Jake being spat on compared to chief super intendent saying "the public respects and supports the police"
we see police doing their job as well as their friendships and comedy between the police
people use media for needs:
escapism, diversion and entertainment, usually choose media the reflects us - personal identity, watercooler moment - social bond, surveillance - naturally nosey so want to learn
eye contact between Jake and Simon who are both gay - sets up for more throughout the series
two shot and focus pull between Jake and Ryan. Ryan isn't talking directly to Jake but wants him to hear "we don't care what your parents do" Jake is soft focus and comes into focus when he realises and understands
Donna and Lino react smirking - shot to shot - smirking - reaction shots
After that motivated edit, hard cut to Jakes dad
Joe is torn between decisions, hesitant, interpreted his reassurance as flirty or professional guidance
close up on Joe shows reaction, emotions after her interaction with Chief Super-intendant Vickers
shot reverse shot, little narrative, Felix feels deeply and feels lots of pressure, lots of strain on the individual
cross cutting between police of duty lunch out, builds relationship
Very good class notes
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