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Part One
Re-watch the film “Desserts” (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=H18ljZBm5uU). After
watching it, identify the type kind of lens (narrow angle or wide angle) that was used in each
of the following 4 shots. Briefly explain your rationale for each answer and how the camera
shot/lens choice worked to further the story of this short film.
1. The opening shot of the film where the protagonist walks toward the camera.
The opening shot of the film is a wide angle shot that shows the protagonist walking
toward the camera. This shot works to establish the setting and give the viewer a sense of the
protagonist’s surroundings. The wide angle lens allows the viewer to see the protagonist in
relation to his surroundings and gives a sense of the scale of the setting. This shot also works to
establish the protagonist’s character as someone who is curious and exploring their surroundings.
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2. The shot after he discovers the éclair and looks around.
The shot after he discovers the éclair and looks around is a narrow angle shot of the man’s
face. This shot is used to show the protagonist’s face as he looks around to see if anyone is
watching him. The close up shot makes the viewer feel as if they are right there with the man,
feeling his anticipation and excitement as he prepares to eat the cake. The close up also allows us
to see the man’s expressions as he looks around, adding to the suspense of the scene.
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3. When he tastes the éclair,
The shot when he tastes the éclair is a narrow angle shot. This shot is used to show the
close relationship between the man and the éclair, and how the man is enjoying the taste of the
cake. By using a close up shot, the author is able to create a more intimate feeling between the
viewer and the man, as if we are also tasting the cake. This shot furthers the story by showing the
man’s pleasure in …
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