Camera shots
Close up: Captures emotions and engages the audience to share this emotion.
Extreme close up: Very dramatic this may only show the actors/actress eyes. For example to show fear.
Point of view: This is a shot of what the actor/actress can see. This puts the audience into their shoes so that they can understand what they are feeling/seeing.
Long shot: This is when the audience can see the top of the actors/actress head to the bottom of their feet. Used to show body language.
Establishing shot: Used at the beginning of a scene showing the setting.
Mid shot: Most common shot. From the waist to the top of the head.
Angles
Birds eye view: Directly overhead, also used to set a scene and show the audience everything that is happening.
Low angle: Shows the subject from below looking up to it.
High angle: Shows the subject from looking down to it.
Canted angle: The camera is tilted to one side. This represent chaos in the scene.
No comments:
Post a Comment