Branstrom - A fox wants to buy a jumbo pop from the elephant's store but they won't sell it to him.
- The bunny officer steps in to help.
Technique - Colour - bright - heartening scene, animated at children so is colourful & engaging
Light - Warm, Natural, bright - daytimes, hot sunny day, fox/ bunny spotlighting.
- High/low angles - elephants are taller, feels bigger, superior, we aren't meant to like elephants because they won't serve them- brought angrily tone, low. Angles from Fox pov & high angles down onto fox makes him look small
Statement- In the 'popsicle' scene, high angles shots are used to show the imbalance of power between characters.
Evidence - We see this when the elephants are talking to the fox. The low angles shot is used to show how much bigger and more imposing the elephants is than the fox.
X- Audience- This makes the audience feel sad for the fox because he is being refused service because of his size.
X - Directors - The purpose of this is to introduce the idea of stereotyping to the viewer. Appearing large and rough, the elephants' shopkeeper refuses service because he is a fox, Strengthening its idea is the elephant's quote ' Go back to your side town'.
X other technique - Combined with the use of the high angles shots, we see the differences in the characters, rather than the similarities. The high angles point of view makes the fox seem even smaller than the elephants towering over him.
L real-world link - Issues like this where people are judged on their size, race or religion are not isolated to this film. in the real world, we tackle the ongoing issue of discrimination in every country, even in 2021.