Breakdown of video Breakdown (Audrey Hepburn vs. Snow White)
Dublin Core
Title
Breakdown of video Breakdown (Audrey Hepburn vs. Snow White)
Subject
Audrey Hepburn vs. Snow White
Description
0:06: I think the white stick is a rolled up sheet of questions. Winter hat and sleeveless dress; maybe she is using it as a sun hat.
0:12: Maybe she was in Europe
0:27: As he asks her a question about working conditions in Europe, she smirks. Good question.
0:31: she looks up then looks down; maybe she is board
0:40:I think she is not the right person to ask.
1:23: The interviewer asks her questions, and she continues to talk over him. She might just want to get the interview over
1:31: Camera flashes. So the media is there.
1:50: Camera zooms in more tightly on her face. Cameraman finally notices that she is acting out of character.
2:00:"I just like it".
2:17: An X pops up on the screen, a sign of how old and poor the cameras were in this time period. But was something cut out?
2:28: This shows a lot of poise. Or that she is close minded and can not come up with something nice to say about them.
2:34: something cut out, again?
2:42: She nods her head a lot during her interview. Maybe she is cognitively not there
3:05: Camera zooms back out; The camermand is alive
3:15: Interviewer tries to ask a question, but Audrey cuts him off. She is trying to remain in control on the interview. Or she could be rude or just came to a thought and accidently said it.
3:36: She finally smiles when the interviewer compliments her. First time where she does not look uncomfortable. Is vain?
3:5: Camera tilts down to her feet and remains there for several seconds. Perhaps the camera man is trying to get her whole outfit into frame and just lingered on her feet for too long. Since the interview continues while this is happening, this makes for a very awkward shot. Maybe the cameraman is not very experienced
4:00-4:06: Black X flashes on the screen again; this cameraman is not very good at all
4:22: As the interview ends and she is walking away, we see the back of a man's head? who is it? it is not the interviewer, could it be the next person in line to be interviewed?
Or it might be her manager.
0:12: Maybe she was in Europe
0:27: As he asks her a question about working conditions in Europe, she smirks. Good question.
0:31: she looks up then looks down; maybe she is board
0:40:I think she is not the right person to ask.
1:23: The interviewer asks her questions, and she continues to talk over him. She might just want to get the interview over
1:31: Camera flashes. So the media is there.
1:50: Camera zooms in more tightly on her face. Cameraman finally notices that she is acting out of character.
2:00:"I just like it".
2:17: An X pops up on the screen, a sign of how old and poor the cameras were in this time period. But was something cut out?
2:28: This shows a lot of poise. Or that she is close minded and can not come up with something nice to say about them.
2:34: something cut out, again?
2:42: She nods her head a lot during her interview. Maybe she is cognitively not there
3:05: Camera zooms back out; The camermand is alive
3:15: Interviewer tries to ask a question, but Audrey cuts him off. She is trying to remain in control on the interview. Or she could be rude or just came to a thought and accidently said it.
3:36: She finally smiles when the interviewer compliments her. First time where she does not look uncomfortable. Is vain?
3:5: Camera tilts down to her feet and remains there for several seconds. Perhaps the camera man is trying to get her whole outfit into frame and just lingered on her feet for too long. Since the interview continues while this is happening, this makes for a very awkward shot. Maybe the cameraman is not very experienced
4:00-4:06: Black X flashes on the screen again; this cameraman is not very good at all
4:22: As the interview ends and she is walking away, we see the back of a man's head? who is it? it is not the interviewer, could it be the next person in line to be interviewed?
Or it might be her manager.
Creator
Breanna Jones
Source
http://useless.as.uky.edu/admin/items/show/486
Publisher
Torie Hawrysz
Date
10-16-12
Format
text
Collection
Citation
Breanna Jones, “Breakdown of video Breakdown (Audrey Hepburn vs. Snow White),” Useless Archives, accessed April 28, 2024, https://useless.as.uky.edu/items/show/490.