Found Scene

My found scene is from Spider-Man 2 movie, the pizza delivery scene from 6:02 to 7:45.

Shot1- A over shoulder shot from woman’s back. Audience can see the door from the way woman is looking at, at the same time hear sound coming from that door. This makes audiences wonder and potentially introduces man character-spider-man. The camera coverage here is the long hall way of the company which establish two characters’ relationship.

Shot2- A middle shot of spider-man dealing with mops from side. Then there is one cut when he turns around towards the reception lady. It is a good cut because it makes the ‘turn around’ after cut, this will make it very clear for audience to watch. Then it still a over shoulder shot of spider man pulling off his web.

Shot3- a full size shot of spider man walking to the reception lady. Audience still can see the reception lady from spider-man’s back. The framing is good here, firstly only a part of spider-man is in the shoot and with he walking forward, walking down few stairs, audience can see the entire spider-man. It is s good way to introduce or use the stairs.

Shot4- A middle shot of spider man and the reception woman talking. Camera chooses a good frame of the elevator, spider-man just kind of walks into the frame. Because spider-man is standing up and reception lady is sitting down, so they are not at the same level, but it looks not wired, a good balace between different levels. There is a quick panning of the reception lady looking at the clock behind her which is very good pan.

Shot5- A slow pan forth and back of spider-man walking and using the elevator. The last pan stops at perfect spot, audience can see the reception lady’s back hair, part of the pizzas, and spider-man in elevator saying goodbye.

Lots of cut to edit-repeating-close up shots of the reception lady’s face expression. every time spiderman is acting strange or awkward, there will be a reception lady’s face expression cut, chewing a gum and looking at him in a scorn way.

The entire scene, the camera coverages are the hall way, the reception, the elevator and the clock. They are all well introduced through the camera panning. There isn’t lot of camera movements in this scene. For me as a audience, it is very pleasant to watch this scene.