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This document summarizes 6 scenes from a film clip. Scene 1 uses a tracking shot to focus on a child blowing out birthday candles. Scene 2 shows the main character, Sarah, waking up confused in a hospital bed. Scene 3 uses an establishing shot and zoom to create tension as darkness approaches Sarah. Scene 4 is a chase scene where Sarah runs from the darkness in a wide shot. Scene 5 shows Sarah colliding with another woman in a hug. Scene 6 has a close-up of the woman crying and uses a steadicam shot to walk away from the scene.
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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
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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.
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.
AO1B
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 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 steadycam shots to make her feel lonely and show something chasing her in the dark. It notes a scene using a 360 degree camera move to show life continuing normally around two comforting characters. Finally, it describes a scene showing emotion as a character cries for their friend's suffering.
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.
Presentation1 descent
This document summarizes and analyzes several shots from the movie "The Descent". It describes the first shot as Sarah hallucinating about her deceased daughter on her birthday. It then explains that subsequent shots establish that Sarah has been hospitalized after a car accident. Another shot uses a "trombone shot" technique to convey Sarah's fear and realization that darkness is coming for her. The final shot shows Juno crying over also losing someone, Paul, in the same car accident.
Ao1b - cinematography
This document analyzes cinematography techniques used in the film "The Decent". It describes several scenes and the shots used, including a wide opening shot that slowly gains focus on a character waking up, a mid shot of a character waking in a hospital bed, and a wide steady shot of a character running from darkness being chased by a point of view wide shot. It also discusses shots showing characters comforting each other and showing emotion, with a 360 degree angle shot and close up of a character crying for their friend.
Descent cinematography
This document analyzes different camera shots used in a film scene. It describes shots including a wide establishing shot of a birthday cake, a close-up used to show a character's expression, and an extreme close-up/cut away that leaves the viewer questioning if the character is dead. It also discusses shots like a wide shot making a character feel lost, a trombone shot used for shock and realization, steady cam shots of a character running for hope or being chased, and close-ups used to focus on a character's emotions.
Descent cinemtography
This document analyzes different camera shots used in a film scene. It describes shots including a wide establishing shot of a birthday cake, a close-up used to show a character's expression, and an extreme close-up/cut away that creates suspense about whether the character is dead. It also discusses shots like a wide shot making a character seem small and lost, a trombone shot revealing a shock, and steady cam shots following a character running.
The descent analysis
This document describes several shots used in a hospital scene to convey Sarah's deteriorating mental state and realization that her daughter and husband have died. Close ups of a birthday cake and Sarah in her hospital bed establish recurring themes and her dark mindset. A high angle mid shot makes Sarah look weak physically and the equipment underscores her critical condition. A trombone shot uses zooming and movement to show fear in Sarah's eyes. A steadicam tracking shot shows Sarah running from encroaching darkness that inevitably reaches her. An arc shot uses a 360 degree pan to show Sarah and Beth's realization that everything has changed with the darkness. A final steadicam zoom out from Sarah and Beth crying on the floor fades to black
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- 2. Scene 1 This is the first scene of the clip. It is a point of view , that started from a wide shot, that is slightly blurred as it is revealing to the audience that someone is waking up. It uses a tracking shot to focus in on the child with the birthday cake.
- 3. Scene 2 This scene is where the Sarah wakes up in the hospital bed and has a glimpse of the girl with the birthday cake again. It cuts back to a close up of Sarah in the hospital bed where she wakes up completely from her sleep in the hospital bed. It then uses a mid shot of her climbing out of bed as she does’t seem to recognise where she is in the hospital bed.
- 4. Scene 3 In this scene Sarah walks out of the hospital room and an establishing shot is used to show where Sarah is. After that in the a corridor a trombone shot happens and zooms in on Sarah but zooms out the background. This shot creates tension and shock for the audience as they realise the darkness is going to get Sarah.
- 5. Scene 4 In this scene Sarah is running away from the darkness. The scene is displayed in a wide shot and a steadicam has been used to record Sarah running from the front. This makes the audience scared as it’s a chase scene. The next scene you see the darkness start to chase Sarah and catch up with her from the back. This scene makes the audience even more worried for Sarah because it looks like the darkness is taking her.
- 6. Scene 5 In this scene Sarah collides with another woman and they end up hugging out of dismare in a mid shot. This makes the audience feel sorry and affection for Sarah. The next scene is a 360 tracking shot of both of them and makes the audience again feel affection for the audience.
- 7. Scene 6 In this scene there is a close up of this woman crying which again creates affection and sadness that the audience feel towards Sarah for what has happened. The other scene is another steadicam shot used but this time to walk away from the scene.