Research
In Mr Murphy's lesson we discussed different types of shots and angles when shooting a video.
Framing
- Establishing shot - sets the scene
- Wide shot - small object of character is a small part of the scene
- Long shot - closer to the person, less of the setting
- Three-quater shot - most of the persons body
- Mid/medium shot - shows the waist and upwards of the person
- Medium close up - shows the persons features and expressions
- Close up - the face, sometimes the shoulders
- Big close up - looks at the emotions of the person, hides the setting
- Extreme close up - shows some of the face, e.g. the eyes
Angle
- High angle - above the person, can create a sense of vulnerability
- Low angle - looking up to the person, can create a sense of power
- Birdseye view - directly above the scene
- Canted angle - everything is on an angle, can make things look odd
- Wide angle - can see a lot of the scene, can create a dramatic feeling
- Shallow focus - only part of the scene is in focus, e.g. over the shoulder shots
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