Draft 5 – shotlist
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This document lists different camera shots and angles that can be used when filming including wide shots, close ups, extreme close ups, overhead shots, mid shots and long shots. It also lists different camera movements such as panning, zooming in/out and focus pulling. Finally, it lists different camera angles like low, high, rule of thirds, deep focus and shallow focus.
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Draft 5 – shotlist
- 1. By: Marisha Inoke Maria Fashakin Rianne Wright Helen Ghebremedhin
- 2. CAM S: CAM A: CAM M: CAM C: Wide shot Low Panning Rule of thirds Close up High Angle Zoom in/out Focus pull Extreme close up Deep focus Over the shoulder Shallow focus POV Overhead shot Over shoulder shot Mid shot Long shot