The document discusses different camera techniques used in filmmaking including close-up shots to focus on details, establishing shots to set the scene, mid shots to show contrast between actions. It also discusses handheld camera movement to convey panic, tracking shots to follow movement, whip pans to depict confusion, zooming to focus on expressions, and tilts and low angles to indicate shifts in power dynamics.

1. Camera
Shots
Movement
Angles

2. Camera Shots
O Close up- Of the victims’ face and the feet
and the hand on the door.
O Establishing- Of the house or room to set
the scene
O Mid shot-Of Aubery between the action
shows to contrast.
O Locked down shot-To show Charlotte
running into the scene
O Point of view shot- To show what Charlotte
is going through.

3. Camera Movement
O Hand held- To give a real feel to the
piece and show the panic to the
audience.
O Tracking- To show Charlotte as she
is running and show the full
movement.
O Whip pan- To show confusion and
action.
O Zoom- To focus in on the characters’
expression
O Tilt- To move from an eye line shot to
a low angle to show a shift in power.

4. Camera angle
O Dutch tilt- To show Charlotte’s confusion
and panic.
O Low angle- To show the power Aubery
now has over Charlotte.