Starts with children dancing to Daddy Owen's song Kupe de kale (Tobina) for like three minutes then we are show a long shot of a train along Kariobangi Estate which looks similar to kibera. Next scene opens with Baha and his brother talking on how to spend there time since their parents were on a journey. As usual man Dividi appears and starts talking with them.Panning of long shot is performed to the right showing Baha and man Dividi walk together and as soon as they get near the toilet they request to be allowed to relieve themselves but man dividi turns their request down and ask for some money. A medium shot is performed as Baha gives man dividi a note and he thinks is money but to his shock he discovers is a letter from his girlfriend. He is zoomed in to an extreme close-up and the emotions are well brought out here since he smiles. An extreme close up is also performed to show what is writen in letter in details. Though man dividi is happy he's relactant to believe if the letter was really his. He finally allows Baha to get into the toilet (long shot). The next scene opens where man dividi is receiving a call from his girlfriend and finally they meet (medium long shot and long shot respectively). In this production sound effects are used to create a certain mood and an example is when man dividi received that little note his girlfriend.The mood in his case is happiness. Another important thing I observed is the camera shots-they are very steady and not shaky at all and so I would like to urge my fellow students to be keen while handling the camera so as to take good shots. Today I will be watching my eighth episode and so next week you will receive more than enough...nice time to all the students and the lecturer Mrs. Kuwuor.
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