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The document summarizes scenes from the movie Sing Street. In scene 1, Connor arrives at his new crowded school where the head teacher watches from above, representing his authority. The camera shows students' reactions to Connor and his reaction to them. Scene 8 is a music video that transforms the setting into an American prom theme through costumes and decorations, with the camera following the arrival of one student to showcase the change.
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- 2. Mise en scene: • Scene 1:Connor arriving at his new school. The school is crowed, showing the good students from the bad. The head teacher is up in the school looking down, representing that he is the boss.
- 3. Screenshot:
- 4. Cinematography: • Scene 1- Connor arriving to school. Connor is the odd one out when he is first at the school. The camera shows the students reactions to Connor and then Connor reaction to the students.
- 5. Screenshot:
- 6. Mise en scene: • Scene 8- Music video. Everything changes for the musical number- turns into US prom themed and it shows us the transformation.
- 7. Screenshot:
- 8. Cinematography: • Scene 8- Music Video. When she arrives the camera follows her through the hall to shows us the transformation.
- 9. Screenshot: