Ferris is introduced as a teenage boy around 15-18 years old who is portrayed as weak and vulnerable through an extreme close up. His parents are shown having a conversation about his ill state, expressing concern for his symptoms and inability to attend school. The dialog shows the parents are caring and trying to support Ferris. Later scenes depict Ferris' sister annoyed at his schemes, his parents looking happy but concerned through a medium close up, Ferris winking at his sister to show he was faking being sick, and his surprise that his plan worked on his parents, showing his mischievous personality. Throughout, various shots are used to depict the social groups of teenagers, parents, and sisters.

1. The first time we are introduced to Ferris we see that he is a
teenage boy aged around 15-18 years old. Straight away we
see him through an extreme close up where he is portrayed as
weak and vulnerable. This leaves the audience to feel
empathy for him as he lies there in his weak state.
As he lies there we listen to a conversation between his parents who comment upon his ill state. As we continue to listen to the diegetic conversation where they
continue to show concern from Ferris, we hear them talk about what symptoms he is showing and how he won't be able to attend school in his state. The dialog
between the parents show sympathy for Ferris which suggest that they are caring parents that are trying to support him.
The social group represented in this scene is teenagers of a weak nature.

2. This is a wide angle shot which shows Ferris' room and his parents.
In this scene we see Ferris' parents showing concern for him and their body language suggest that they worried.
The social group represented in this scene is caring parents.
In this scene we are also able to see ferris' room which is an average male teenagers room.

3. This is a close up shot of Ferris' sister who in this scene acts annoyed due to her parents falling for Ferris' schemes. From this close up we can see her facial
expressions which seem angry and annoyed.
The social group represented in this scene is Teenage girls, or more specifically sisters.

4. Again in this scene we see Ferris' parents, but through a medium close up. We are able to see their facial expressions and
clothing. The facial expressions suggest that they are happy and their clothing connotes that they are a wealthy family.
This camera angle also makes the audience feel more engaged in the film as it seems that the character are looking to you, or
you can how Ferris feels.
The social group in this scene is parents.

5. In this shot we see Ferris winking to his sister which shows us that Ferris was just putting up and act to his parents to get out of
going to school. This scene shows the audience ferris' true nature and that he is quite mischievous and will do anything to get
out of school. The close up allows the audience to get a clear shot of what ferris is doing.
The social group in this shot is teenage boys.

6. In this final shot see that through Ferris' facial expression that he is surprised that he plan worked and how easily his parents
fell for it. This shows his personality as irresponsible, which is engaging to the audience as it means there will be some
comedy in the film.
The social group in this scene continues as teenage boys.
This shot allows Ferris to talk to the audience which makes them feel more engaged with the film.