The document analyzes still images taken for a school assignment about creating an adventure story for a young audience. The setting used was a trim trail at the bottom of a school field. Several shots are described that aim to convey a sense of adventure through camera angles and the expressions of the characters Bobby and Denzil. Low camera angles are used to make climbing frames and trees look higher and more dramatic. Shots also show the characters peering from behind a tree to build mystery and Bobby exploring an old cabin.

1. Analysing Still ImagesAnalysing Still Images
By Katie, Bobby, Ellie and DenzilBy Katie, Bobby, Ellie and Denzil

2. We was assigned “Adventure for a young audience” for our task. We
decided to use the trim trial at the bottom of the field of our school for
our setting. The setting suited the genre as it is surrounded by trees
and is secluded to rest of the school. We started to think about camera
angles and how they could work with the setting and genre.
Adventure for a young audience

3. Image 1Image 1
We decided to use a low angle with this shot. This made the climbing frame
which Bobby was standing on look higher than it actually was. It creates
adventure and his facial expression shows a sense of accomplishment.

4. Image 2Image 2
This image we decided that we should include Denzil as well as
Bobby. The characters are peeping behind a tree creating a sense of
mystery as well as adventure. It makes the audience wonder what
they are hiding from, showing us an adventure is about to begin.

5. Image 3Image 3
In this shot we have again used a low angle shot to capture
Bobby in the tree and creating the deception of the tree being
higher than it actually is. His expression is happy which will
appeal to the target audience and the genre.

6. Image 4Image 4
We positioned Bobby as walking into a cabin. Adventure is
shown clearly here as he is exploring something of which he has
found. A young audience would be attracted to this as it does not
show any signs of violence.

7. Image 4Image 4
We positioned Bobby as walking into a cabin. Adventure is
shown clearly here as he is exploring something of which he has
found. A young audience would be attracted to this as it does not
show any signs of violence.