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Castaneda, Ferma, Pantino, Santos
Castaneda, Ferma, Pantino, Santos
TYPE OF LANGUAGE
The caption gives a brief description on what the video is
all about so others can relate and the language used in the video
is Spanish that was spoken in a funny way because the mother and
the child used high-pitched tone of voice. In the absence of
language, they used funny and exaggerated facial expressions to
express their emotions more in a comic way.
SYMBOLIC CODE
The symbolic code shown in the video is love. The love of a
parent to their child, because when the child was lost it is seen
on the video that the parent was really worried and really made an
effort to find her son.
TARGET AUDIENCE
The target audience for the comedic skit are children and
parents specifically mothers. It shows the consequence when a
parent or a child lost sight to each other.
5 SCREENSHOTS
In this photo, we can see that this guy is the child, and to
make it look realistic or believable, the camera is on a high-
angle position. At this scene, the mother is telling her son to
behave well while inside the grocery store, because if not, he
will be gotten by a random man who is
also inside the store. The POV in this
part, is in the child’s mother’s
point of view because she is the one
talking to her son regarding the
matter. This kind of scenario or
conversation also happened to us,
where we were threatened by our
parents or even our older siblings
that we will be lost or be taken away
by the bad guys if we don’t behave
properly. Also, in this part, the
“bad guy” was also shown that’s why
the face or reaction of the kid was
like that as shown in the screenshot.
The third photo shows the emotion of fear of the kid when he
realizes that he is lost and his mother is nowhere to be seen near
the place where they’re standing awhile ago. The camera angle
here is an eye-level shot, for the subject, which is the kid, looks
straight to the camera. In this part, the kid is already running
and shouting inside the grocery
store looking for his mother
when the “bad guy” heard his
scream and without hesitation,
the guy asked the kid if he’s
okay, the kid stopped showing a
blank face. The kid remembered
what his mom said to him that if
he will not behave, the “bad guy”
will get him, so he left the guy
with these words “don’t get me”
and ran away. So the POV for the
part is on the “bad guy’s” POV
for here, he is the one that Chuy
(the kid) bumped into, and they
somehow had a little
conversation.