2. This is the long shot to establish who's in the scene. There is then a medium shot
of the characters when they talk. We can tell who's more important by who's in front
in the camera. The most important character as it seems is the man but he is just
on the phone. The long shot is a useful establishing shot because we see who's
doing what. And it’s a hospital.
3. A pan shot is used to give the effect if looking at her street through her eyes. And
pans 180 degrees which is useful because we can really get the effect of fear and
ditsier from her eyes.
4. These are extreme long shots. The
first of the city, then another of the
city. These establish what's in the
scene. As you can see its disaster.
The scene where we look down at
the street shows us where she's
diving
5. There is a low angle and a high angle in these shots. The low shot empathizes the
irony and emergency when she walks past the camera and we se the emergency
sign. You can tell there wick be an emergency. The high angle focuses on the flags
but you can see her walking towards an ambulance, making it clearer what's
happening,
6. These close ups are used to
emphases or show you something.
For example the clock emphasis the
time. As if a countdown till something
bad happening. The photo shows us
the main character and her spouse
and what sort of relationship they
have. Finally the news bulletin
emphasis that there's breaking news
and something bad happening.
7. These are close ups and extreme close
ups to emphasizes what's happening. The
extreme close ups show you that she's put
her foot down gently. And that the girl
zombie is obviously gory and zombiefied.
