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'The Truman Show' essay

Discuss how cinematography is used to create meaning in one scene from The Truman Show. In the 'Do Something!' scene from The Truman Show, various camera shots and angles are used to create meaning through cinematography. The first shot in this scene is a medium shot of Truman's wife, Meryl Burbank, who is leaning against a breakfast bar in the kitchen of their house. The use of this shot creates meaning because it shows that she is has authority, due tot the fact that she is the only character in the shot, and because she is in the centre of the shot. The body language of this character also looks quite relaxed, so meaning that Meryl is at ease and not anxious in this shot could portray that she has control over Truman. The use of a medium shot also shows the character's costume. This creates meaning in this shot because Meryl is wearing a nurses uniform, which shows that she is seen to be someone that can be trusted and is caring, which is ironic because she is real...
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