Film Techniques in “Dare to Dream”

Film Techniques in “Dare to Dream”
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In the film 'Dare to Dream', various film techniques have been applied to capture the audience and ensure that the critical message of the movie, that is, everything is possible if we dare to dream it, is delivered. The primarily applied film techniques in the film's scenes are crane shots, flashbacks, and close-ups.
First, there were a series of incidences whereby a crane shot was applied in the film. This technique was used when the team was present in the field. Crane shot was responsible for emphasizing the effort that the group had. This technique displayed the team and its opponents during the matches. We quickly spotted the women's drive as the ball moved to and from the US National Team and their opponent. The scenes that came out more evidently applying crane shots were when Michelle Akers suffered from Chronic Fatigue and Immune Dysfunction Syndrome. She almost passed out on the field in the process, although she managed to get back up and continue playing. Diligence and perseverance were among the requirements needed to go through anything, and nothing was impossible through crane shots.
Besides, there was a lot of flashback in the film. In interviewing the veteran players, the filmmakers utilized this opportunity to take us back to specific moments. One of the special sections was when they were offered an invitation to FIFA Women...