Recently I watched the first episode to the TV, series, Life.
The show is about a Los Angeles
police officer that got sent to prison for killing a family. The only thing is,
he’s innocent. After the case is reviewed, the find out that he is innocent and
he is released and paid 50 million dollars after a law suit. He reenlists with
the police and is given the position of detective. The show then takes on the
standard police/drama role. This involves many close-ups on any evidence that
they might find and the expression that they characters have during the
investigation. The only thing that this show doesn’t have is the extreme close-ups
that you’d expect to see in a crime show. The directors also use a lot of mid
range shots so that the viewer can see the entire crime scene. This also helps
the viewer get a perspective of the placement of any clues and helps give the
feeling that you are standing at the crime scene. The only issue that I have
with this show is that there are only 2 seasons on Netflix.
March 29, 2012
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