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The document discusses different types of shots used in filmmaking including panoramas for landscapes, close-ups for intimacy, extreme close-ups to emphasize characteristics, two shots to include two characters, detail shots to call attention to specifics, and medium shots to frame characters from the waist up.
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Types of Shot
- 1. Content (Types of shots) - Panorama - Close up - Extreme close up - Two shot - Detail shot - Medium
- 2. Panorama This shot has a descriptive value, showing the lanscape, and dramatic outcomes when trying to emphasize. For example, the loneliness of characters.
- 3. Close up This shot can establish an intimate relationship with characters, because it shows the face of these.
- 4. Extreme close up It emphasizes a characteristic, or feeling, of the characters.
- 5. Two shot Show two characters in scene, in any tipe of shot. For example, medium shot.
- 6. Detail Shot This shot shows, as its name says, a detail of characters or objects that want to emphasize.
- 7. Medium This shot shows the characters from the waist up.