The scene I'll be focusing on is where the social worker visits Mia and tries to talk to her about going to study at college. The opening scene is Mia waking up, the audience hearing filtered diegetic sounds as though coming from outside her room. The camera angle is placed next to Mia as though you're in her bed alongside her; showing the audience from her point of view. The tracking shots conform to the realism, allowing you to follow Mia's movements. Disruption occurs when Mia wakes by the sound of her normal family environment (e.g dog barking, thudding) her then beginning to open her eyes, being brought back from the quiet and still of the shots the camera uses when she was sleeping.
Her mother comes in and states calmly theres someone in the house for her.
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