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2. ‘Cyber Bully’
• The director is Ben Chanan.
• Release date is 15th January 2015/
• Format is a single drama.
• Genre is docu-drama thriller.
3. Narrative Structure
• The single drama’s narrative structure is
linear and realist. It was linear because it
all happened in order and there was no
flashbacks or flash-forwards, it was all in
the moment, which also makes it a realist
drama as in real life, it would happen the
same way.
• This is important because of how intense
the drama is, it needs to appear real so
the audience doesn’t get confused.
4. Story Arc
Beginning Middle End
Exposition
Inciting
incident
Rising
Action
Crisis
Clim
ax
Falling
Action
Resolutio
Casey is talking to
Megan on Skype
and tells her that her
ex boyfriend has
written an offensive
tweet about her.
Someone
messages her
pretending to be
her friend but she
soon realises that
it isn't him, she
Her father
leaves the
house leaving
Casey in a
more
vulnerable
environment.
Hacker
claims
Casey to
be a cyber
bully.
Casey realises
that it was the
hacker who
pretended to be
her ex boyfriend
to send the
tweet. Casey finds out
that Jennifer Li
committed
suicide after
being trolled and
hated on for her
videos.
The hacker
forces Casey to
admit to being a
bully and then
makes her take
extra
medication.
The hacker posts
pictures of
Casey’s friend
online.
Casey figures
out that the way
the hacker is
speaking, is the
same way a
status was
written.
Megan is on the
phone to her
dad and she
realises that her
real identity is
more important
than her online
identity.
Casey knows that
her friends don’t
believe it is her that
is doing it all. Casey shuts down
her laptop and
walks out of her
room causing her
to be free from the
hacker.
5. Technical Editing - Sound
• The drama uses diegetic sound such as Casey tapping
the keyboard, this is used to show the realism and
simplicity of the narrative. Also, towards the beginning of
the drama, Casey is listening to music on her laptop and
the song keeps changing, which is diegetic sound, this is
used to create tension and basically informing the
audience that something is going to happen.
• The drama also uses non-diegetic sound such as
intense music, to build the tension and again,
foreshadow that something bad is going to happen.
6. Technical Editing - Camera
• The drama regularly uses close ups of Casey so we can
thoroughly see her facial expression reacting to
everything that is occurring.
• The drama also uses a low angle,
through the laptop camera, this is
used to show the dominance that the
hacker has over Casey.
• Zoom in and zoom outs are often used to create tension
as it often gives the idea that something is going to
happen as it slowly zooming in or out.
• A very important shot that was used was a birds eyes
view shot of Casey’s room, it is important because it is
showing the audience that Casey is almost trapped in
her room and that there is no escape for her.
7. Technical Editing – Mise en
scene
• Throughout the whole drama, the lighting
is incredibly dark, showing that Casey is in
a bad place and that isn't anything good
happening, and this is the same
throughout the drama up until the very end
when she finally walks away from her
laptop and leaves her room to which the
lighting changes to a very bright
environment.
8. Technical Editing - Editing
• Throughout the whole drama it has
continuity editing which adds to the
realism of the drama because if this was a
real life situation, it wouldn’t cut to the past
and have flashbacks, things happen in the
moment, which means they had to keep it
continuous and real.
