In the initial scenes, Marshall presents a world that questions Dr.Sayer’s propensity to avoid human interaction. He lives by himself, and his house is filled with books. As a result, he has preoccupied himself with books like any stereotypical doctor would. There does not seem to exist a world where he could connect with real people. Marshall captured medium shots of the patients Dr.Sayer encounters with- emphasizing noise, how overwhelming it is on his first day at job? After observing the patients, Sayer got exhausted, at this particular juncture, Marshall took an internal framing shot- showing Sayer opening a window, making him feel like he is trapped in his job. He has weak social skills, thus, he hides behind glasses and files. During his leisure at the hospital, he visits the arboretum instead of having lunch with his fellow colleagues. At the arboretum, Marshall captured a long shot of Sayer that isolates him from the rest of the
In the initial scenes, Marshall presents a world that questions Dr.Sayer’s propensity to avoid human interaction. He lives by himself, and his house is filled with books. As a result, he has preoccupied himself with books like any stereotypical doctor would. There does not seem to exist a world where he could connect with real people. Marshall captured medium shots of the patients Dr.Sayer encounters with- emphasizing noise, how overwhelming it is on his first day at job? After observing the patients, Sayer got exhausted, at this particular juncture, Marshall took an internal framing shot- showing Sayer opening a window, making him feel like he is trapped in his job. He has weak social skills, thus, he hides behind glasses and files. During his leisure at the hospital, he visits the arboretum instead of having lunch with his fellow colleagues. At the arboretum, Marshall captured a long shot of Sayer that isolates him from the rest of the