Sunday 10 November 2013

Introduction to camera shots


 Establishing shot
  • Here is an example of a establishing shot in a movie
  • An establishing shot is master shot of the scene, normally used to set a scene, i.e. location, characters, building, period of time etc.
 Low Angled shot
  • An example of a low angled shot is shown in this image
  • This shot is one that is looking up from a angle, normally looking upwards at the subject, i.e. is this screenshot of Spider Man 2 (2004) and Mean Girls (2004).



High angled shot
  • This is an example of a high angled shot from the film Matilda (1996)
  • Used when showing the status/size of a character, i.e. Matilda in this picture

Closeup
  • This shot is a zoomed in shot of the subject, preferably showing the subjects face, showing in detail every detail
  • Used when showing emotions and facial expressions
  • Used here in Matilda (1996)

Medium close-up
  • A medium close-up is similar to a close up shot, however this focuses on the characters face and shoulders, showing more, yet still in detail
  • Used here in Breaking Dawn Part 1











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