Prelim One : Camera Shots
Prelim One
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Shot type: Establishing shot
Action: Used to establish the location and the scene, mainly shown in between scenes to let the audience know where the action is taking place.
Location: Sunmarke school
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Shot type: Long shot
Action: Shot frames the subject from head to toe and shows the relation between the subject and environment
Location: Sunmarke school
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Shot type: Medium shot
Action: Shows subject from the waist and up, and draws the attention to both the subject and the environment by giving them equal space in the frame
Location: Sunmarke school
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Shot type: Medium Close-up Shot
Action: Audience is able to access character's emotions while also being able to see a slight bit of the background.
Location: Sunmarke school
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Shot type: Close up
Action: To draw the audience's attention to the certain subject and show the importance of their presence.
Location: Sunmarke school
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Shot type: Extreme close up
Action: To focus on a particular detail of emotion such as fear and create heightened feelings for the audience.
Location: Sunmarke school
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Shot type: Over the shoulder shot
Action: To show that two people are exchanging dialogue or express one person's point of view to what they're seeing while the other one is speaking.
Location: Sunmarke school
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Shot type: High angle shot
Action: Create the effect that someone is weak or submissive to something or someone else. There is something else which has power over them
Location: Sunmarke school
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Shot type: Low angle shot
Action: Express someone as dominant or powerful to something or someone else.
Location: Sunmarke school
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Shot type: Two shot
Action: Creates a reference to show that there is an emotional reaction between two characters.
Location: Sunmarke school
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