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Uncaring

Trouble maker

smart ass

John is a dynamic character. He starts by making fun of everyone, trying to get under all of their skins, and generally causing trouble. As the story progresses he starts to learn about people and understand why they are the way they are. Near the end, he starts to sympathize because he now understands their stories and stops making fun of them. He becomes friends with people he used to hate and even starts to care about Claire.

The use of camera angles and moving shots helps display Bender's character throughout the movie. The moving camera angles help show his mood or how intensely angry he is. This shows growth because there is less of this as the movie progresses.

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the jock

confident

protective

I think that Andrew Clark is a dynamic character because he starts as the jock who cares about what people think of him and wants to impress but by the end of the movie he cares more about other people and even starts to care for Allison the weirdo.

The start of the movie involves a lot of close-ups of Andrew's face which shows how self-centered he is but the end of the movie involves more mid shots showing how much more he sees himself and others.

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nerd

talkative

wants people to like him

tries to impress

I think that Brain is a static character. Throughout the whole movie, he continues to be the nerd who wants to be involved in every conversation and looked at as the cool person. He stays the same, the others around him learn to treat him differently, but he stays the same.

There are a lot of faraway shots of Brian when he is not talking which makes him seem more like a background character who is irrelevant. If he is not speaking he is just there throughout the whole movie

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preppy

happy

wants to be cool

stereotypical

Claire is a dynamic character because she starts as a basic popular girl who wants everyone to think she is super cool whos done all the cool bad things. She changes throughout the film and becomes more open about who she is and starts to care less about people's opinions and more about who she is. Similar to Andrew.

There are a lot of extreme close-ups and close-ups of Claire that show how self-centered she is. Near the start, she is often shown in shots by herself. At the end she is shown with more people in larger shots and her individual shots are mid-level shots rather than close-ups.

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weird

quiet

strange

confusing

I think Allison is a static character simply because she stays the same weird person throughout the whole movie. Even at the end when she has a glow-up, she is still the same weird Allison.

Some film techniques that show she is static are techniques such as closeups of her weird actions, such as putting cereal in her sandwich, which happens throughout the whole movie. she is often shown in far-away shots that help show how quiet she is if she isn't talking or preforming a strange action.

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strict

cares about the students

wants people to do the right thing

Vernon is a static character. He remains a strict, rule-following, guy who is just there to do his job to make the kids behave. He never lessons up on his yelling or punishments, he continues to be the same person the whole time.

Some film techniques that help show how he is a static character is a vertical pan. Shots with him often start off showing his feet and then panning up to the rest of his body that shows how powerful he his and how he is a figure of authority.