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Shot types
This document outlines key objectives and concepts for a film studies lesson on recognizing different shot types and camera movements. It defines different shot types like close-up, two shot, and wide shot. It also explains different methods for moving the camera, such as tilts, pans, tracking shots, and hand-held shots. The impact of these shots on conveying emotions, developing scenes, and impacting the audience is discussed. The lesson aims to explain the differences between shot types and camera movements and their effects.
Shot types
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- 2. Starter • Last LessonKey Words • What is: • Genre • Mise-en-scene
- 3. Todays Objectives • WALT –The variety of different camera shots used. – Methods of moving camera – The impact it can have for audience. • WILF – Students to explain the differences between camera shots. – How to move the camera and why what impact it has. – What these camera shots can convey and
- 4. Mid Shot POV Shot Overthe Wide Shot Shoulder Shot Big Close Up (BCU) Cutaway Close Up Two Shot
- 5. Moving on atripod • All static shots will be on a tripod • A tripod shot can be moved: • Up and down is called a TILT • A movement left to right is called a PAN
- 6. Camera Movement • Static– this could include • Cinematic – Tracking Shots – Jib or Crane • Steadicam • Hand-held – often documentary styled. • Unusual camera shots – Trombone – Cantered Angle
- 7. Impact • What arethese shots conveying to the audience? • How are they developing the scene? • How are the characters emotions conveyed to the audience visually.
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