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1) The document analyzes various camera shots used in a hospital scene. Close ups are used to show mystery around a birthday cake and to depict Sarah as weak in her hospital bed. 2) A mid shot shows Sarah's confusion and weakness as she gets out of bed. Wide shots establish the hospital corridor. 3) Point-of-view shots convey Sarah's growing realization that she is in a hospital, and a Steadicam shot makes it seem like she is being chased though it is in her mind. An arc shot is used for a reunion with limited space in the corridor.
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The document discusses different cinematic camera shots used in a hospital scene from the film The Descent. It describes shots including a trombone shot that zooms out while tracking forward to show a character's scared face and dark background. A close-up shot shows the character's heartbreak over loss. A mid-shot introduces the character in the hospital setting, showing half her body and location. It also discusses a steadicam shot that moves smoothly like a track shot, as well as wide shots to establish the scene and extreme close-ups that focus on a single facial feature to create tension.
Cinematic photography
The document discusses different types of camera shots that can be used in cinematic photography for a hospital scene in a film. It describes a trombone shot that zooms out while moving forward to show emotion on a character's face. A close-up shot shows detail of a character's heartbreak. A mid-shot introduces a woman in a hospital from a medium distance. It also explains a steadicam shot that moves the camera smoothly without visible supports, as well as wide shots to establish background and extreme close-ups that fill the frame with a body part or facial feature.
Cinematography
This document describes various camera shots used in a hospital scene: a close-up of a birthday cake to show text and acknowledge the girl without revealing her identity; a midshot that establishes Sarah's surroundings and follows her movement; a wide shot that makes Sarah seem small and the corridor longer; a "trombone shot" that moves forward then zooms out to show a character's realization; an arc shot indicating Sarah is now safe after lights fading was in her head; a close-up of Juno's face showing emotion hinting at personal loss; and a final establishing shot that ends the scene before a fade to black and title cards.
Ao1b Cinematography
This document analyzes cinematography techniques used in the film The Descent. It describes several shots from the film clip: a wide shot that starts blurred and slowly gains focus on a character waking up, achieved using a rack focus camera move. It also describes a mid shot focused on the character waking up in a hospital bed, a trombone shot used to show her expression as darkness approaches, and wide shots to make her feel lonely and show her running from the darkness. It notes a scene using a 360 degree camera move to show life continuing normally around two comforting characters.
Connors: The Descent Analysis
This document analyzes and describes several shots from a film. It discusses shots including a tracking shot of a girl blowing out candles on a cake, static shots of the girl blowing out candles, a wide shot showing a girl recovering from an injury in a hospital bed, a close up shot of the same girl awakening from sleep looking confused that changes to a wide shot as she runs down a corridor, a "trombone shot" zooming in on the confused girl, a steady camera shot keeping a girl out of focus as she runs with a sense of being followed, a wide shot point of view steady cam shot allowing the viewer to see what is happening, and close up steady cam shots of a character's face to show
The descent analysis
This document analyzes and describes several shots from a film. It discusses shots including a tracking shot of a girl blowing out candles on a cake, static shots of the girl blowing out candles, a wide shot showing a girl recovering from an injury in a hospital bed, a close up shot of the same girl awakening from sleep looking confused that changes to a wide shot as she runs down a corridor, a "trombone shot" zooming in on the confused girl, a steady camera shot keeping a girl's expression in focus as she runs with the background out of focus, a wide shot point of view steady cam shot allowing the viewer to see what is happening, and close up steady cam shots of a character's face to
Descent cinematography haydn williams
This document analyzes and summarizes 9 screenshots from the movie Descent. It describes each screenshot, noting the camera shot type (wide shot, close up, etc.), camera movement (tracking shot, steadicam shot, etc.), and how each shot conveys information or builds tension/emotion for the audience. Overall, the screenshots show Sarah in the hospital, her escaping darkness in a corridor, and reactions to the loss of her daughter and husband.
Ao1b cinematography11
This document analyzes cinematography techniques used in the film "The Descent." It describes several shots from the film clips: a wide rack focus shot introduces a character waking up blurred and gaining focus; a mid shot focuses on the character waking up in a hospital bed; and a wide steady cam shot makes the character feel lonely while running from darkness. It also discusses a trombone shot expressing the character's fading expression as darkness approaches, and a 360 degree shot showing comfort while the world continues around the characters.
Cinematography
The document analyzes different camera shots used in a hospital scene from the film The Descent. It describes several shots including close-ups showing Sarah's daughter's birthday cake to signify Sarah won't see her daughter blow out the candles. Mid shots show Sarah in a fragile state in her hospital bed. A very wide shot establishes Sarah is in the hospital. A trombone shot conveys Sarah's fearful state of mind. A Steadicam shot follows a distraught Sarah running through the hospital to show her shaken state. A two shot frames two friends in a wide shot to show their distress over losses. An arc shot circles Sarah to depict her shock upon learning of her husband and daughter's deaths in a car crash.
The descent cine 2
This document provides a summary of different camera shots used in a film scene. It describes shots such as close ups of a birthday cake and of the main character Sarah's face showing fear. It also describes midshots that show Sarah is in a hospital and looking confused about what happened to her family. Tracking shots and steadicam shots are used to follow Sarah running down a never-ending hospital hallway as the lights go out, reflecting her feeling of not being able to escape her situation.
A01 b cinematography the descent
This document analyzes and describes several cinematography techniques used in the film The Descent. It discusses shots including a wide shot that tracks into focus on a birthday cake to set the dark tone of the film. Mid shots emphasize a character suddenly waking in a hospital bed. A trombone shot is used to show the expression of terror on a character's face. Wide steadicam shots show a character running down a darkening corridor as the lights go out, with another from the point of view of the darkness chasing her. Close-up and 360 track shots combine views of two characters' facial expressions as the world falls apart around one of them. A close-up of another character shows their reaction to a loss.
Cinematography the descent
The document discusses and analyzes various shots from the film "The Descent". It describes the first shot as a POV showing Sarah's deceased daughter Jessica blowing out candles on a birthday cake, representing Sarah's hallucination and mourning. Subsequent shots are described as showing Sarah's reaction and panic after waking from a car accident that killed her family, utilizing close-ups to emphasize her fear of the dark. Wide shots and tracking shots are also discussed to convey Sarah's panic and escape from the dark into Beth's arms at the end of the clip.
Mise en-scene
The document analyzes the mise-en-scene elements in a film clip involving a character named Sarah. It describes the locations as a dark place with a birthday cake for Sarah's daughter, then a hospital room and hallway confirming Sarah is in a hospital. It notes Sarah's body movements shaking as she removes wires in the hospital bed and then slowly then quickly running when she exits. Costumes included Sarah in a hospital gown and doctors/nurses and friends in casual clothes. Props included the birthday cake and candles signifying Sarah's daughter aging and an IV wire and heartbeat monitor Sarah interacts with. Lighting was dark around the daughter with orange candle light, and used green tints to convey loneliness and danger for
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Decent camera shots
- 1. Descent Hospital Clip Analysis Camera Shots Bradley Harvey
- 2. Close up • The first shot we see is a close up on a birthday cake, this could be to indicate that it is someone's birthday however with the rest of the shot blacked out it gives the cake and the girl standing behind it a sense of mystery.
- 3. Close up • Another close up is used when we first see Sarah lying in her hospital bed attached to hospital equipment. The camera is higher than Sarah, this could be to show how weak she is at the moment. There is also a close up on the heat beat monitor, this could be symbolizing that her life is gone and she is dead on the inside.
- 4. Mid Shot • A mid shot is used when Sarah is first getting out of her, the camera is still above her to signify who confusion and weakness in the scene.
- 5. Wide Shot • A wide shot is used when Sarah first comes into the hospital corridor, this is to establish the corridor.
- 6. Trombone Shot • The trombone shot is used in a moment of realization, as Sarah is finally fully aware that she is inside a hospital.
- 7. Steadicam Shot • In this shot a Steadicam is being used when Sarah is running down the corridor, this is to give the effect that she is being chased by the darkness however in reality it is all in her mind.
- 8. Arc Shot • An arc shot is used when Beth and Sarah are reunited, the arc shot is used as they have no where else to go within the corridor.