2. Extreme Close Up
This is an example of an Extreme Close Up because it only shows the characters face,
this shows all of her facial expressions and emphasises that she is going to play a major
role in the scene.
3. Close Up
This is an example of a Close Up because it shows the character from the
chest/shoulders and up. This works the same way as an Extreme Close Up
except that it also shows some of the background to give the audience a
small overlook of where the character is.
4. Medium Shot
This is an example of a Medium Shot because it displays the character from the
waist upwards. This shot also displays other characters and objects in the
background to give a small setting of the scene.
5. Long Shot
This is an example of a Long shot because it displays the characters in the scene alongside
everything that is around them. In this case no other characters are around because they
have already began to flee the scene.
6. Extreme Long shot
This is an example of an Extreme Long Shot because it displays and
sets the scene to the audience on a huge scale.
7. Track
This is an example of a Tracking Shot because the camera follows the
character slowly as he walks through the crowd.
8. Pan
The is an example of a Camera Pan because the camera
begins to slowly move upwards to display the character
without actually tilting.
9. Tilt
This is an example of a Tilt because the camera starts from above and slowly
beings to tilt downwards to display more of the character to the audience.
10. Zoom
This is an example of a Zoom Shot because the
camera very quickly zooms out from displaying a
section of a street, to displaying the whole city.
11. Cut
This is an example of a Cut because the camera view was
facing the opposite direction, but as the other character
moved towards the main character in this scene, it cut to the
other camera to display the other viewpoint.
12. Pace
This is an example of Pace because this part of the scene is displayed in
slow-motion, therefore meaning it has a slow pace.
13. Performance
This is an example of Performance because the
character dramatically and suddenly changes and
starts to attack, resulting in the scene transitioning
into a faster pace.
14. Diegetic
This is an example of Diegetic Sound because in this
part of the scene the Soundtrack cuts out and we
can hear the sound of shouting and screaming.
15. Non Diegetic
This is an example of Non-Diegetic sound
because in this part of the scene the only sound
we can hear is the backing Soundtrack.
16. Mise En Scene
This is an example of Mise En Scene because it displays
everything in the scene including location, props, and lighting.
