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Theme 8 Filming

Theme 8 Filming. Activity 1. Types of Shots and Camera Angles. Learning Intention To understand the different types of shots and camera angles used in filmmaking . Success Criteria I can identify wide, long, medium , close-up and extreme close-up shots.

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Theme 8 Filming

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  1. Theme 8Filming Activity 1

  2. Types of Shots and Camera Angles Learning Intention • To understand the different types of shots and camera angles used in filmmaking. Success Criteria • I can identify wide, long, medium, close-up and extreme close-up shots. • I can understand the importance of having a variety of camera angles. • I can begin to add a variety of shots and camera angles to our storyboards.

  3. Types of Shots and Camera Angles Voice on the Table We are focusing on… types of shotsandcamera angles Discuss in your groups • What do you think these terms mean? • Why might they be important?

  4. Types of Shots and Camera Angles Types of Shot A camera shot is the amount of space that is seen in one shot or frame.

  5. Types of Shots and Camera Angles Types of Shot There are 5 main types of shot • Wide shot • Long shot • Mid shot • Close up • Extreme Close up Different types of shot can add interest to a film and add to the narrative of your story.

  6. Types of Shots and Camera Angles Wide Shot A shot taken from far away. Use this shot to establish the setting at the beginning of a film or scene.

  7. Types of Shots and Camera Angles Long Shot A shot showing more of the setting. It should include a whole person, from head to foot.

  8. Types of Shots and Camera Angles Mid Shot A closer shot to let you see what a person is doing. It should include a person’s head, shoulders and midriff.

  9. Types of Shots and Camera Angles Close-Up A shot showing just part of a subject. Use this shot to show emotions or reactions on a person’s face.

  10. Types of Shots and Camera Angles Extreme Close-Up A shot showing detail. Use this shot to emphasise something important.

  11. Types of Shots and Camera Angles Types of Shot Wide Shot Long Shot Mid Shot Close-Up Extreme Close-Up

  12. Types of Shots and Camera Angles Video Analysis How many different shotchanges can you count? Count in your head or use tally marks to help you.

  13. Types of Shots and Camera Angles Name That Shot! Can you identify which shot was being used? Discuss your thoughts with your group.

  14. Types of Shots and Camera Angles Name That Shot! Long Shot

  15. Types of Shots and Camera Angles Name That Shot! Mid Shot

  16. Types of Shots and Camera Angles Name That Shot! Close-Up

  17. Types of Shots and Camera Angles Name That Shot! Mid Shot

  18. Types of Shots and Camera Angles Name That Shot! Mid Shot

  19. Types of Shots and Camera Angles Name That Shot! Close-Up

  20. Types of Shots and Camera Angles Camera Angles Each type of shot can be filmed from different angles to achieve different effects.

  21. Types of Shots and Camera Angles Camera Angles There are 5 main camera angles • High angle • Eye level • Low angle • Reverse angle • Oblique angle The angles from which a shot is taken is another way to add variety to a film as well as provide information.

  22. Types of Shots and Camera Angles High Angle An angle which looks down to make the character appear small, weak or vulnerable.

  23. Types of Shots and Camera Angles Eye Level An angle which is neutral. The camera is positioned as though it is a human looking at a scene.

  24. Types of Shots and Camera Angles Low Angle An angle which looks up at the subject making them look powerful or important.

  25. Types of Shots and Camera Angles Reverse Angle An angle showing what the subject is seeing. This is also known as a point of view angle.

  26. Types of Shots and Camera Angles Oblique Angle An angle were the camera is tilted. This angle makes the scene look out of control.

  27. Types of Shots and Camera Angles Camera Angles High Angle Eye Level Low Angle Reverse Angle Oblique Angle

  28. Types of Shots and Camera Angles Video Analysis Can you spot the different camera angles being used? Try and remember one example to share with your group.

  29. Types of Shots and Camera Angles Name That Shot! Can you identify which angle was being used? Discuss your thoughts with your group.

  30. Types of Shots and Camera Angles Name That Shot! Reverse Angle

  31. Types of Shots and Camera Angles Name That Shot! Eye Level

  32. Types of Shots and Camera Angles Name That Shot! Low Angle

  33. Types of Shots and Camera Angles Name That Shot! Low Angle

  34. Types of Shots and Camera Angles Name That Shot! Eye Level

  35. Types of Shots and Camera Angles Our Storyboards Look again at our storyboards Try to identify which types of shot and camera angles you wish to use when filming.

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