Camera shots
Over the shoulder shot
This camera shots draws you into the action and
conversation and makes the audience feel a part of it.
High angle shot
This camera shot gives the audience a sense of the
characters vulnerability, and it makes the character look smaller to show this,
and the character is looked down upon.
The shot increase the height of the character or object
to make them look more powerful. The lower angle shot show the audience’s vulnerability.The background will usually be of the sky or ceiling,
this lack of background put more of the attention onto the character.
Tracking shot
A tracking shot is when a camera is mounted on a wheeled
platform pushed on the rails, it’s also known as a dolly shot. It moves
backwards and forwards and zooms in and out which draws the audience into the
action.
Follow the movement it can be close up or further away,
so the audience keeps up with the pace of the action.
Zooming means altering the
focal length of the lens to give the illusion of moving closer to or further
away from the action. This is also the
alternative of a tracking shot.
Allows you to see 360 or 180 degrees of the action, it
allows the audience to see the reaction of the character from all different
angles within 360 degrees, this would increase the intensity of the audience
towards the character
Tilt
shot
Panning shot
A pan shot is a horizontal camera movement in which the
camera moves from left and right from a central axis, which makes the movement
of the camera look quicker.
The crane enables the
filmmaker to over the camera through the air in virtually any direction. Crane
shots are often long and take it from extreme close up to extreme long shot.
The reason why the director would use a Crane shots if because they are often of practical use to the filmmaker
when a scene demands a shot that a normal camera a person cannot take, so would
be the best option if you want to get the best shot person cannot take.
Steadicam shot
This type of movement shot is used for motion tracking
shots. A film maker can adjust the amount to which the camera persons movement
is isolated from the camera. The has a good effect as it allows the audience to
keep with the motion from close up.
Shot types
This is a view from far away
and everything is classed as tiny this make the character only just visible, it
makes the audience see the setting that the character is in. it is hard to see
and understand how the character fits into the setting.
Mid shot
Long shot
Close up
Extreme close up
The extreme focus, is
specifically set on one thing, so would be the main focus the audience would
focus on.
Point of view
Bird’s eye view
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