assignment 4 - camera shots, movement, angles and compisition

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Assignment 4; Camera shots, camera angles, camera movement and composition. I am completing the task in red.

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In this assignment we created a power point explaing all the differnt types of camera shots, movement and angles we also added pictures to demonstrate this.

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Assignment 4; Camera shots, camera angles, camera movement and composition.

I am completing the task in red.

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Camera Angle.

• High. • Low.• Canted or Oblique.

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High Angle.Is a bit similar to over the head but is taken from a higher distance of the object.

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Low Angle.

Is when the camera is facing up on the object so it looks like the object is bigger than it really is.

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Camera Shots.

• Establishing shots.• Wide Shot.• Long Shot.• Mid/ Medium Shot. • Close Up Shot.• Extreme Close Up Shot.• Point Of View.• Over The Shoulder Shot.• Two Shot.• Arial Shot.• Over The Head Shot.

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Establishing Shot.

Establishes a setting or scene, often giving viewer information about where a scene is set. It can be from a range of distances from wide/long shots of whole cities or wide shots of a place in a city or a house or even a close up of a sign. Establishing shots are normally at the beginning of a scene to give clarity to the audience of the setting.

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Wide Shot.

This shot is wide and shows a large variety of information, like a panoramic photograph. Often establishing shots are wide shots. Wide shots could be used to show everyone within a room or at a dinner table.

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Long Shot.The framing of an object or character containing thier whole body or frame.

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Mid Shot.

Framing of a character or subject of their torso (mostly torso and head but can also be torso and legs).

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Close Up Shot.

Framing of a character or object or some particular part of their body of object such as face, hand or details of an object such as a fork.

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Extreme Close Up Shot.

A shot that is of a part of the body or face to show extreme detail to the audience to give them more information or detail about that particular character or object.

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Over The Shoulder Shot.

A shot which is filmed as if its from the back of the characters shoulder. The character facing the subject usually occupies 1/3 of the frame but it could vary depending on purpose. For example if the shot is to show the character facing the audience is very inferior perhaps they would only occupy ¼ of the overall shot.

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Two Shot.

Is of two characters communicating, interacting or conversing. Usually used to signify or show a relationship between the two characters.

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Camera Movement.

• Pan.• Tilt.• Tracking.• Zooming.• Slow Zoom.• Fast Zoom.• Reverse Zoom.• Dolly.• Crone.• Stedicam.• Vertigo.

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Pan.

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Pan is when the camera slowly moves from side of the room to another very slowly. Or pivots horizontally from left to right.

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Tilt.Tilt is when the camera is slightly slanted in a 45 degree angle. It is also the opposite of pan because the camera pivots vertically either from top to bottom.

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Zoom: Zoom is when a camera just zooms in the speed can very.

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Reverse Zoom.Reverse zoom opposite of zoom it’s just coming out.

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Composition.

• Balance.• Symmetry.• Unsymmetrical.• Rule of Thirds.• Depth Of Field.• Shallow Focus.• Deep Focus

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Depth Of Field.Depth of field is the distance of what is in focus in the actual shot.

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Shallow Focus.

Shallow focus is one thing in focus and the other things in the background is blurred out. It is used to emphasise one thing over another.

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Balance.

Balance is when something is balanced on the same page.

By: Maria Fashakin 12.P