Monarch of the Glen analysis

• Starts with a dolly shot
• Medium long shot pans to over the shoulder (shows costume of the young girl)
• Dolly shot in close up emphasizes her uncertainly of not knowing how to drive
• Wide shot to present a new scene/location
• Medium long shot to establish what the headmaster is wearing
• Pans between the characters, the camera goes up and down to represent age through the height difference
• Camera goes down onto her eye level (begin to feel sorry for her, where as before we was unsure about her because of her lies)
• We establish the new location using the long shot (the room is old fashioned representing age)
• Medium close up is then used to show the world at the young girls prospective
• Wide shot is used again to show new location 
• Series of camera moves to represent age, tilt onto a stuffed animal, tilts to revel the goodbye note, then a pan to revel a teddy bear with another note
• Slow zoom into the photograph which emphasises her emotion, which show her inexperience of how to deal with a situation
• Camera is outside looking in which is representing Amy being outside looking in, she has been cut off by everyone
• Medium close up, appreciating the lady looking out the window looking for Amy
• Back to the man's eye level as we are experiencing the guilt of him 
• Low key lighting used throughout
• Finger wagging punishing the young girl, tantrum throwing her arms down and running out the room represents immature behaviour which occurs in teenagers
• Camera focuses on props (magazines, teddy bear, childlike writing) representation of young age