Pop-up update



These are a few more pictures that we took as an update of our previous Web Pop-up pictures. We decided to go back and see how it looks from slightly different angles mainly because the banana is the main point of the advert and it wasn't that obvious from so far away. We also bought a banana and used this as we would in the final Web Pop-up, this is to get a better understanding of how to make the banana obvious.

In the first picture, we took this in front of a white wall to get a clear shot of the robber. This is not what we would use for our final Web Pop-up but we wanted to get an idea of how the robber should hold the banana. Although the banana is out of shot we agree that having the robbers' arm at full length the banana is as large as possible would make the situation much more clear and adds to the humour.

In the third and fourth pictures, we took from the Cashiers point of view. After deciding that having a shot from a CCTV angle is out the picture, we choose to have it from this angle. We like the fact that this angle makes it more intimate for the audience and also gives a much more clear picture of the robber and his mistake. These are all draft pictures for what it will look like, but when taking the final picture we will most likely use a lower angle, this makes the Cashier looks vulnerable and the robber looks more powerful, even though what he thinks is a gun is actually a banana. We intend to use this angle and at the same time, incorporate what we talked about in picture two. So we want the banana to be much bigger and closer to the audience and the shot to be from the Cashiers point of view. We are using a different person to act as the robber, we are going to use a male student from our school who is much taller than we are, this way it is more of a stereotype for a robber.

We have decided that we think the top photo would be best. The mis en scene of our chosen location does not look bank-ish enough and may confuse the audience. We want the mis en scene to be instantly recognisable so the robber must conform to stereotypes; this has led us to introduce the idea of him having a swag bag.