The document analyzes several shots from a film about young people before World War I. A close-up shot shows a young boy looking at items he collects, revealing that he feels too young to go to war but wants to know what it is like since there has never been war before. A twin long shot shows two young people in love, with the man wanting to propose because he knows he is leaving, showing their youthfulness. A close-up of a mother shows her expression of not wanting her son to go to war, despite his enthusiasm, revealing her thoughts through the tight framing.

1. Passing Bells

2. Dual close up shot shows
relationship that two young
people are in. They are
young and presented as
playful shown by their body
language and

3. This close up shot shows how
young this boy is because he Is
looking at things that he
collects this shows us that he
is too young to go to war yet
he feels like he wants to
because there has never been
a war before so they want to
know what it is like. Also
because it it a close up we can
see how much younger he
looks to the other people we
have seen so far.

4. This is a twin long shot
and they have been
placed slightly to the side
so that you can see some
of the things going on in
the background therefore
giving you a good field of
view. In this shot you can
see the two young people
that are in love and he
wants to propose to her
because this shows that
they are young because
the older people would of
don’t it different whereas
he has rushed it because
he knows he is going
away.

5. This is a close up on one of the
mums of the boys they have
done a close up so that the
viewer can see the expressions
on her face this. The reason
they have done this is because
they want people watching to
know that she doesn't want
her son to go to war. Also
because they have done this
means that they will be able
to see what she is thinking and
we see that she is looking at
her son like this but her son is
happy about the sound of war.