long shot-To give a wide single shot
Medium shot-To show people from the waist up
Close up shot-To show a lot of detail
Panning shot-Show area by moving camera
Low angle shot- To show power or importance
High angle shot-Shows inferiority and helplessness
Tracking shot-To show movement
Zoom-Focuses on key details
Stedicam/Handheld-to show movement can be used in point of view shos
crane shot- tracks pans and tilts
Aerial shot- To show location and scale
Point of view shot-To show the action from a character or persons perspective
Match on action- shows clearly what a character is doing.
Shot reverse shot- shows a conversation between two characters
William Day 8 ( E )
ReplyDelete• Limited research into similar texts. Although you have written a questionnaire you have no recorded any results for it on your blog which makes it arbitrary. (2)
• There is some evidence of pitching, with some proficient organisation of location, but not of actors or props (2)
• There is proficient skill displayed in use of digital technology/ICT in the presentation of your work. (3)
• Communication skills are proficient but with some spelling errors. (3)
• There is basic evidence of storyboarding but shot list does not refer to thriller specifically (2)
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