Fargo Compare & Contrast10/20/2020 For my notes I actually didn’t take any notes from the video, nor did I feel the need to re-watch it; so in regard to comparing my notes with the candidate's there is nothing to compare since they took notes, and I didn’t.
For my response I answered it more as a list with sporadic points, however the candidate answered in more of an essay format. They gradually walk through the scene and bring up the various aspects of analysis as they go, however for me I talked about each asset one by one and referenced the same sequences multiple times for different things in different sections. I didn’t mention the lighting and color like the candidate's response, as well I didn’t mention sound as a major thing unlike the candidate. The candidate also references more about the feeling of the scene being bleak and mundane, whereas I did not notice it as playing such a role in the storytelling. The candidate also sees more of this setting up the scene as if it were normal however I saw it more as being suspicious from the start. The candidate goes more into specifics about the effective camera shots in the scene, whereas I more glossed over them and focused on the major plot reasons for things in my analysis. The candidate also draws more attention to the setup of the main character in the scene and some certain details with the wife and the sound of the washing machine, and although this is good detail it with my analysis, I more focused on the major things that matter rather than getting hung up on going deep into one certain detail. Overall, the candidate's response focused more on atmosphere and the feeling the of the scene whereas I more just listed things as I saw them in relation to the major murder of the scene.
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