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Pitch Perfect 2 Analysis

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Pitch perfect 2 is a sequel to the previous film. In this sequel, Beca secretly starts work at recording studio without anyone know include her friends in Barden Bellas, which is the name of a Capella group. The conflict begins when Beca does not give attention to her Capella group because of her work at a recording studio, Residual Heat. At workplace, Beca facing demanding boss that want to promotes the new Christmas album. Her boss asking for the new ideas to all intern, but Dax suggests a dumb idea that make the boss feels frustrated .The problem been solved, when Beca volunteer give ideas to improve the Christmas song by using beat player. There are some of critical incident that display in this video. The first critical incident through this video is body language. In the meeting, her boss asks to all intern about the ideas for the new Christmas album for Snoop Dogg. None of them gives suggestion except Dax that suggest Snoop performing with song background dogs. Her boss refused and said it was horrible idea. Her boss become mad and asks Dax to take a leap in the office. Before end of the meeting, Beca shows body language when she tries raise her hand but her boss walk away and give one minutes for them to create really good idea for their album. In this incident, …show more content…

When Dax suggests to his boss that they could remove sleigh bells and put in kalimba for the songs, his boss shows the aggressive style by refuse for the idea with rudely and said that Dax does not know anything about kalimba. This prove that it eventually erodes trust, morale and could lead to increasingly violent behavior. In this critical incident, the boss must shows the assertiveness to tolerance with his intern and reject the suggestion well. Even though the boss have his own rights, values and beliefs, but he must also respecting the rights, values and beliefs of

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