1) The document describes various camera shots and techniques including trackshot, close up, high mid shot, mid shot, cut away, wide shot, trombone shot, steadicam shot, point of view shot, and rotational steadicam shot. 2) These shots are used to reveal information, focus on characters' faces and emotions, show backgrounds and perspectives, and give impressions of fear and a falling apart world. 3) Close ups in particular are used to clearly show characters' facial expressions and reveal emotions.

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DAVID LUNN

2. TRACKSHOT
A trackshot is where the camera is moved forward at a constant speed. In this a girl has a
cake but is out of focus until it gets to the end of the tracks as the identity of the girl is
revealed after this. This starts as a wide shot.

3. CU
This is a Close Up. This is used to show someone or something in focus. You mainly see
it as someone's face as seen in this photo as the women is in hospital. This will give
the audience of how she looks.

4. HMS
This is a high mid shot. This is where the focus is of her head to her waist but is
from a high angle. By doing this it makes her looks slightly smaller. As she is in
hospital it gives the affect that she is vulnerable than usual. This fades into a
wide shot as she gets out the bed.

5. MS
This is a mid shot. This is where you see a persons head to waist. This is
a shot which is similar if you were just looking at someone standardly.
This is a more realistic shot. This shot also is a wide shot as you can see
the background of dark.

6. CA
This is a cut away. This is where a shot is taken away from the main sequence of
the film, in this circumstance the scene with the child is the cut away shot as the
women in hospital is the main part. In this cut away it will also show a close up as
you see the cake in focus and find out the little girl is Jessica.

7. WS
This is a wide shot. This is where you can see the whole background but the
main thing in focus is the character in the center of the the shot. This is used
as it shows what is happening from the perspective of the women.

8. Trombone
This is the trombone shot. This is where the camera moves forward at the same
speed as it is zooming out. This will show that she is really scared as we get to
see how emotional she is fearing even though it seems to be a fear of the dark.
This is used to give the impression of the women's fear. This stays as medium
close up shot all throughout.

9. STEADICAM
This is a Steadicam shot. This is where a camera instructor is attached to the camera with
a mechanical arm and this steadies the camera whilst the instructor moves, this is similar
to the track shot but within this shot it would be pointless as the tracks would be visible
in shot. This stays in wide shot constantly through this sequence.

10. POV
This is a Point of view shot. This is where the audience get to see what is seen by
this haunted hospital scene. This will give the impression that there is something
there which is what the women is fearing. This stays in wide shot in order to show
the whole background and can show what the women is seeing.

11. Steadicam
This is rotational steadicam shot where the camera man is walking round them. This
gives a full angled view of what is happening. This is a 360 PAN, this suggests world is
falling apart. This will be used as it gives the audience an impression of both characters
emotions. This stays as midshot to show both characters upper body.

12. CU
This is a Close Up. This is used to show someone or something in focus. You
mainly see it as someone's face as seen in this photo as the women is crying.
This shot shows the emotion of the character to finding out the news the
daughter is dead. This shows that even her friends are also feeling emotions.