Question

You will watch the short film Figueroa (2019) written, produced, and directed by Victor Hugo Duran. Then answer the following questions:

1. What kind of choices does Duran make in how he covers the scenes? Do you notice a pattern in the kinds of shots he uses?

2. Why do you think he uses the 2.4:1 aspect ratio? What does it do for his story?

3. Why do you think he holds the final shot for so long? How do you think the ending would be different if the shot was only half as long (before the credits come on).

Answer 1

The kind of choices that Duran makes in how he covers the scenes is

What is a Movie Synopsis?

This refers to the brief summary of a screenplay's core content that shows its plot points, conflict, resolution and protagonist's development, etc.

The reason why I think he uses the 2.4:1 aspect ratio is that he wants to cover the action from a wider angle to capture all the actions and activities of the characters.

The reason why I think he holds the final shot for so long is to show the empty room after the two boys had run off.

The ending would have been different if it was half as long because some other story element could have been displayed.

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