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FULL SHOT

The shot whichgenerally shows

the entire human figure

is called

FULL SHOT .


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MEDIUM FULL SHOT

MEDIUM FULL SHOT isgenerally a shot of a

Human character from

the knees up.


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MEDIUM SHOT

Every shot that isnt a full

shot or close up is a

MEDIUM SHOT.Ingeneral medium shot

is taken from a

medium distance.

It is a shot of a person fromthe waist up.


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MEDIUM CLOSE UP

In photography

MEDIUM

CLOSE UP is a shotwhich

is taken half-way between

medium shot and close

up.This shot generally covers

subjects full head and

shoulders.


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CLOSE UP

Framing just thefull head

of the subject is

called

CLOSE UP.


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EXTREME CLOSE UP

EXTREME CLOSE UP

Shot

is so tight that only

a fraction of focus

of attention

can be seen.It usually

covers

subjects eyes.


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LONG SHOT

The shot which

typically

shows the full object

of interestand usually intend to

place it

in some relation with

its surroundingsis called LONG

SHOT.


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EXTREME LONG SHOT

EXTREME LONG

SHOT

is generally takenfrom as much as a

quarter of a mile

away.

This shot is used asa scene setting.


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ESTABLISHING SHOT

When a long shot

is used

to set up a locationand its

participants in a

film or vedio,

it is calledESTABLISHING

SHOT.


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OVER THE SHOULDER SHOT

OVER THE

SHOULDER

shot is taken from behind

a person who is lookingat the subject or talking

with

the subject.

The person facing thesubject

generally occupy 1/3 of

the frame.


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BUGS OR WORMS - EYE POINT OF VIEW

Shot taken from a low

angle or according

to a worm or a bugseye point

of view is called

BUGS OR

WORMSEYE POINT OF

VIEW.


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DUTCH ANGLE SHOT

DUTCH ANGLE or

BATMAN ANGLE is

generally achieved by

tilting the camera off to

the side

so that the shot is

composed

with the horizon

at an angle to the bottom

of the frame.


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DOLLY SHOT

A DOLLY is a cart which travels along tracks. The camera

is mounted on the dolly and records the shot as it moves.

Dolly shots have a number of applications and can provide

very dramatic footage.


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CAMERA PAN

CAMERA PAN is a horizontal camera movement

in which the camera moves from left to right

about a central axis.


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CAMERA TILT

CAMERA TILT is

a vertical

Camera movementin which

The camera points

up or down

From a stationarylocation.


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PULL FOCUS SHOT

Generally changing the

focus

during a shot is known

as PULL FOCUS.it is a creative camera

technique

which usually means

adjusting the focus fromone subject

to another.


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CRANE SHOT

In motion picture terminology, a CRANE SHOT is a shot

taken by a camera on a crane. The most obvious uses are

to view the actors from above or to move up and away

from them.


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SILHOUETTE

A SILHOUETTE is

the image

of a person or anobject or scene

consisting of the

outline.

The subject hereappears dark against

the background.


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DEPTH OF FIELD

The distance between

The nearest and farthest

objectsThat appear in

acceptably sharp focus

In a photograph is

known asDEPTH OF FIELD


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ZOOMIN & ZOOM OUT

A zoom istechnically

not a camera move

as

it does not require

the

camera itself

to move at all.

Zooming means alteringthe focal length of the

lens

to give the illusion of

moving closer to or

furtheraway from the action.


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TRACKIN & TRACK OUT

The term tracking shot

is

a shot in which the

camera

is mounted on a cart

which travels alongtracks.

Tracking is often

more

narrowly defined as

movement parallel to

the

action, or at least at a

constant distance


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STRONG CONVERGING SHOT

When two parallel lines

Converge at a point ,then

It is said to be

STRONG

CONVERGINGSHOT.


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ACKNOWLEDGEMENT

We are thankful to our teacher , SUBHAJIT DAS

And our very dear group members

For helping us through out our project


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GROUPMEMBERS

DEBANJANA TALUKDAR

ROSHNI DATTA

INDROLINA BISWAS

RAHUL DASGUPTA

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