Definitely maybe analysis Molly curtis

1. 1.   in    the first scene this is the universal logo, which is the distributer of the film; this image stays on the screen for roughly 20 seconds. The image is spread widely across the screen so the audience can clearly see. No sound is used here only the sound of the music which goes with the universal logo. As we can see no character are present as the film hasn't begun yet.
2. 2       In this scene we see the working title production company. No characters are shown here apart from the voice of one character talking.
3. 3.       Here we see the ‘in association with studio canal’ this stays on the screen for approximately 5 seconds. With the dialogue of the workers voice, however he character is not present in the scene.
4. 4.       Here we have the universal present’s title, this tells us the main company of the film and this stays on the screen for roughly 6 seconds. No dialogue is used in this scene just some calm music.
5. 5.       Here we see the first part of the film. The camera angle used here is a close up image of the envelope to show the address of the envelope, this is how we first get introduced to the character.
6. 6.       This scene has used an extreme close up, this allows us to be introduced to the character’s name and tell us he is getting a divorce, the character doesn’t talk about the divorce or directly tells us, we just see it on the sheet.
7. 7.       In this scene the camera angle used is a wide shot, this allows us to see the character’s surrounding and therefore his location.  We then see his stationary so we are able to find out more about the character’s background and se he works in an office as we see the desk and stationary. The only dialect used is the women who say the character’s name, this is how we first know the character and find out his name.
8. 8.       Here we see the character (Will) is wearing a formal suit which tells us he’s a smart individual. The character also tells us something about his-self and his daughter so we find out more about him. We also see the character’s surroundings as a medium shot has been used.
9. 9.       A close up has been used to gain the audiences focus on the gadget he is holding. No dialect has been used here, we only hear the music playing.