We used an over the shoulder shot for this scene, this is to show the interaction between the interrogator and the character, you can see the facial expression the character gives to the interrogator.
Straight flash back :it is a previous video of an unknown individual standing beside the unknown female victim while she‘s laying on the ground.
There is a blur effect applied to this scene, this is the idea of hidden identity, this is to give it a dramatic feeling and it adds a direct interaction from the audience to the scene.
This scene you can see the interrogator is angry of the character denying anything to do with the whole situation. An overhead shot and an eye line match has been used in this scene, this is from the third character who is experiencing the interrogation of this character.
As the scene goes on a clip is show with a shot including the character (anatagonist/protagonist) and the victim, this raises doubts, whether the character is lying or trying to protect someone else who knows about the crime. The frame shot that includes mise-en-scene of the black fence and the character on the right suggests the danger that is closing in on the victim- character.
As the scenario goes on the character makes an approach to attack the interrogator, we can now see he is starting to take the situation serious as of that moment he notices there is a lot of consequences. The framing shot distinguishes him from the other character as he can see his anger through his actions.
This medium shot of this character raises questions of who he is and why has he been placed the scenario, could the character be lying for him? If not then there must be a link between him and the characters.
This character keeps appearing in the sequence, this is to make people wonder why he keeps interrupting the sequence, and the close-up shot of the feet has hidden his identity, another element to make the audience doubt the characters.
This scene also has the same emotion of frustration, the only difference is the type of shot use to express it which is a medium shot. The character put his hands on his face to show his frustration.
In this scene there is a character waiting at the door, this scene is done with a framing shot with an eye line match of the other characters looking at the door.
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