Director: Ben Palmer
Writers: Damon Beesley and Iain Morris
Producer: Christopher Young
The show was aired on channel 4, Thursday at 10.00 pm. The characters for the intbetweeners play heavily on stereo types. For example the main character Will, is a typical geek, he speaks poshely, wears glasses and lacks social skills.
The programme is also stereotyping teenage boys in general as the series is based around a group desperate for girls,drink and parties. This is part of the humour as the target audience can relate to the characters on screen. As the first episode centers around Will's first day, he is narrating the programme.This style is often present in TV drama comedies such as Scrubs and The Office. The camera shots are very pain, sticking to Medium Shots and Close ups making the show more personal and plain, without creative camera movements. The characters although weird are becoming icons for teenagers, they aren't cool, but they're unique and funny to watch.
High angle shots are used to make Will seem smaller thus making the situations he gets into (facing bully's) funnier and more exaggerated. "Mise en Scene" is important during this program as t shows where the scene takes place and also the atmosphere at the time, this is done through use of props and lighting.
The programme is also stereotyping teenage boys in general as the series is based around a group desperate for girls,drink and parties. This is part of the humour as the target audience can relate to the characters on screen. As the first episode centers around Will's first day, he is narrating the programme.This style is often present in TV drama comedies such as Scrubs and The Office. The camera shots are very pain, sticking to Medium Shots and Close ups making the show more personal and plain, without creative camera movements. The characters although weird are becoming icons for teenagers, they aren't cool, but they're unique and funny to watch.
High angle shots are used to make Will seem smaller thus making the situations he gets into (facing bully's) funnier and more exaggerated. "Mise en Scene" is important during this program as t shows where the scene takes place and also the atmosphere at the time, this is done through use of props and lighting.
The music is modern and lighthearted mirroring the program itself and also appealing to the audience.
The narrative of the show is faced paced, keeping the audiences' interest and staying within the style of the genre.
