Lights, Camera, Action
Friday 30th September Lights, Camera, Action Shot Type: Establishing shot, usually used to start a scene or show the area off Master shot, usually after the establishing shot Wide Shot, used when needing to establish the relationship of people and the surrounding they are in Long Shot, used when needing to make statements about someones physicality or to show a character in full Medium Long Shot, used to show someone as dangerous or confrontational Mid Shot, neutral shot, Middle of the torso Medium Close up, used to capture reaction and emotion Close Up, Eye level, used to capture thoughts and feeling Extreme Close Up, Frames a subject to a specific area Insert shot, focuses on something that is crucial to the narrative Camera Angle: Low Angle, used to make a subject look more powerful High Angle Shot, used to establish landscapes and areas. Also used to dwarf characters Overhead Shot, good for showing conflict and movement, or capture scenes in full Dutch Angle, creates a sense on un
