Lesson 4: 29/04

LO ~ to explore the use of camerawork in films.

Camerawork
Birds Eye View:


Zoom In/Out:


Point of View:


Long Shot:


Low Angle Shot:


Canted Angle:


Very Long Shot:


Flash Back/Forward:


Extreme Close-Up:


Medium Long Shot:


High Angle Shot:


Tracking Shot:


Eye-Level Shot:


Panning Shot:


Establishing Shot:


Pedding Shot:


Mid-Shot:


Mise-en-scene:


Close Up:


Worms Eye View:




Camerawork: movement & size
1. Pedding Shot
2. Tracking Shot
3. Panning Shot
4. Zoom In/Out
5. Extreme Close-Up
6. Long Shot
7. Mid Shot
8. Establishing Shot
9. High Angle Shot
10. Low Angle Shot


Scene Inspection

Comments

  1. MissD Media6 May 2020 at 03:41

    Hi Lilah, are you able to find examples of each of the shot types? A visual representation will help to remember these later on

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