- typical stereotypes on each charater that in onscene. Old women in the shop dressed old with grey hair. Blonde women look well looked after and very well kept. golamerous. Man in the shop is a typical upper class stuck up shop owner who turns away anyone with no money. in a suit and well presented.
- old men in the bar in suits to drinking wiskey. no females around saying they are not allowed. looks like a very posh hotel. he persuades the other man by using money where as the women uses her sexuality.
- second guy in shop typical thug look alike chewing gum and a tacky necklace. sales person is driven by money. however he has quite femine traits to him. seductive behaviour of the women towards the man.
- location of hotel is much darker to show a less clean atmosphere to the shop.
- in the argument the shop owner asks like a women in the argument, goes against gender representations. seems to have a rish husband, stereotypical well kept women.
- old women in the first scene help us understand how the shop owner is driving by money.
- scene of the man doing the bomb shows that men do more of the laubour work while women just go shopping.
- two shots makes it seem like it is happening at the same time. goes between toodifferent naratives
Sounds
- music in the background is sped up when in a rush. in the shop it is quite chilled 'elevator' music to show the standing of the shop.
- dialogue of some of the characters is quite posh to show there representation. the talk directly to the audience at some point. sound effects used to end scenes.
- when the lady trys on the dress she makes quite sexual noise to the man, emplying that she is seen as a sex object. music helps the speed of the scene, there is a cutting noise to show the end of something dramatic.
- music stops when it is the man scene showing that it is slightly more serious that the women in the shop.
- the mans dialugue is shown to be more important than the womens as he has more.
- two different women have a different acdcent, one is more well spoke than the other to help show class.
- long shot as you see each customer so u can see what they look like. Shot reverse shot when they have a conversation.
- close up to show different expressions. close up of the ring.
- camera tilt on the second man to make him seem important and intimidating.
- break the forth wall by talking into the camera to involve the audience. (direct mode of address)
- first sceen the rich women is shot coming in in the backgroud but the man in the front gets the full shot, showing that men are more important.
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