Brenna+Routhe

media type="youtube" key="Cbk980jV7Ao" height="390" width="480" This film is in black and white, which I found interesting. I liked how it started and ended with a parking ticket being stamped. There was a fast edit when the car came into the lot. Then a pan over the validation sign as the first guy is walking to be validated. There are leading lines to Hugh, and when they are talking the camera is slowly zooming in on both people. I noticed that there was a lot off key lighting throughout the entire film, mostly from one side. When the cop is running, there is a shaky cam behind him, making it feel like the camera is chasing after him. Most of the moving shots are with a walking cam. When the cops are talking to Hugh, they are framing him. Then when Hugh is talking to the boss dude, the blinds lead into him and the two guards provide symmetry. I also liked that they showed some of the video as tv news. The makers of this film used the rule of thirds almost the entire time. When Hugh is in the DMV, there is a fast pan to the no smiling sign.