HELP!! consider the scene in the courthouse with atticus's closing argument in the to kill a mockingbird movie and answer the following questions with about 2-3 sentences each.

1. The majority of the shot is a close up of atticus himself as he speaks . This camera angle shows that the director wants the viewer to pay attention to what?

2. What do atticus’s facial expressions and body language say about his emotions in this scene?

3. how would the emotions in this scene change if the entire thing was shot in a wide angle, showing the entire courtroom from the distance?

Answer and Explanation:

1. The director wanted to show how profound Atticus' final argument was and how it had a great meaning in his life. Through the close-up, the viewer can have a detailed view of Atticus' expressions. This makes the viewer have the impression that Atticus is talking to the viewer, that is, Atticus is presenting to the viewer a delicate, deep and very impacting subject.

2. Atticus' facial expressions and body language show how angry he is at having to participate in something as unfair and deplorable as racism and the lack of justice in a court of law.

3. If the scene were filmed at a wide angle, the viewer would not be able to get the feeling that they were in a conversation with Atticus. Thus, the viewer would not feel that he could be part of the injustices caused against blacks due to racism, as the angle would present a tone of remoteness and impartiality.

Importantly, the movie "To Kill a Mockingbird" is based on the book of the same name, written by Harper Lee, which features a black man who was accused, without evidence, of raping a white girl. Atticus, a highly respected white man, becomes this man's lawyer and even if he has proof of his innocence, he can't defend him from the racist, prejudiced, and intolerant society.

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Explanation:

In the courtroom scenario, a close-up shot of Atticus during his concluding statement draws the viewer's focus to his facial expressions and gestures as he talks. The director wants to emphasize the significance of Atticus' message by conveying the feelings and conviction behind his words.

In this scenario, Atticus' facial emotions and body language are cool and collected, yet passionate and determined. He keeps eye contact with the jury and talks in a measured tone, showing his belief in justice and confidence in his case.

The dramatic effect of the moment would be diminished if the entire scene was filmed in a wide perspective, displaying the complete courthouse from a distance. Atticus' emotions and movements would be less apparent, making conveying the nuances of his performance more difficult. The audience would be further distanced from the action and may not be as emotionally attached to Atticus' remarks.

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