Rolfe Kent's musical score is extremely playful, utilizing numerous musical styles to make his point. The best is a Zulu scream that fills Tracy's head every time she feels threatened. James Glennon's photography keeps the film grounded with its honest look, while Kevin Tent's editing is a major plus. How delightful to experience a high school film that doesn't pander to a high school mentality. Those of us who actually experienced high school rather than just attended it will find plenty to laugh about.
Flesh tones are bright and cheery, while blacks are strong and dependable.
No obvious compression artifacts. Good depth of field and attention to detail. Excellent English Dolby Digital 5.1 and Dolby Surround soundtracks. Excellent presentation on both tracks. 5.1 features strong stereo separation, including impressive front to rear spatial separation.