CAMERA SHOTS
Camera shots:
When we were using the camera we notified the following areas in which we needed to considered
- Angle
- Movement
- Position
- Composition
- Depth of field
- Camera fields
ESTABLISHING SHOT: sets up or established the setting of a scene usually at the beginning at the movie or a scene
CLOSE UP SHOT; tightly frames a person or object to show detail
MEDIUM SHOT; shows body language, less detail, waist or knees up
LONG SHOT; shows the surrounding, typically filmed from a distance
TRACKING SHOT: follows the action at a constant distance
BIRDS EYE VIEW:looks down at an image from a high point
DOLLY SHOT: does not follow the action but moves at a constant rate
HANDHELD SHOT; camera man uses his own hands to follow it and shows the subjects perspective
ZOOM SHOT: zooms in and out of an object
SWISH PAN: moves camera from one subject to another very quickly
HIGH ANGLE: shows a character has more power located above and looks down
REVERSE ANGLE: usually a conversation
LOW ANGLE: knees up and can show power in a character during a conversation
POINT OF VIEW SHOT: seen from a characters perspective
Movement:
Pan; moves slowly side to side
Tilt;camera goes up and down slowly
Crane:shows perspective of the whole area
Depth of field; selective focus
Deep focus: seeing two people in the same picture foregrounded
When we were using the camera we notified the following areas in which we needed to considered
- Angle
- Movement
- Position
- Composition
- Depth of field
- Camera fields
ESTABLISHING SHOT: sets up or established the setting of a scene usually at the beginning at the movie or a scene
CLOSE UP SHOT; tightly frames a person or object to show detail
MEDIUM SHOT; shows body language, less detail, waist or knees up
LONG SHOT; shows the surrounding, typically filmed from a distance
TRACKING SHOT: follows the action at a constant distance
BIRDS EYE VIEW:looks down at an image from a high point
DOLLY SHOT: does not follow the action but moves at a constant rate
HANDHELD SHOT; camera man uses his own hands to follow it and shows the subjects perspective
ZOOM SHOT: zooms in and out of an object
SWISH PAN: moves camera from one subject to another very quickly
HIGH ANGLE: shows a character has more power located above and looks down
REVERSE ANGLE: usually a conversation
LOW ANGLE: knees up and can show power in a character during a conversation
POINT OF VIEW SHOT: seen from a characters perspective
Movement:
Pan; moves slowly side to side
Tilt;camera goes up and down slowly
Crane:shows perspective of the whole area
Depth of field; selective focus
Deep focus: seeing two people in the same picture foregrounded
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