'High camera angle' diaporamas de présentation

Welcome to the DECV Media Seminar

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Storyboards

Storyboards. What is a Storyboard?. A storyboard is: a breakdown of a film or movie sequence a quick visual snapshot of your final product. What is a Storyboard?. It contains graphics and text which describe each frame (scene) in detail.

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Disability Sexuality TV Drama

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Storyboards

Storyboards. What is a Storyboard?. A storyboard is a breakdown of a film or movie sequence; a quick visual snapshot of your final product. What is a Storyboard?. It contains graphics and text which describe each frame (scene) in detail.

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REMINDERS

REMINDERS. STYLISTIC IMPORTANCE. Get out your notes on Double Indemnity and Film Noir. With two other partners , review what aspects of film noir are shown in Casa Blanca .

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Themes.

Themes. By Lilly-marie Sabbagh. Mechanical. Shot: close up. Angle: eye level. Composition: Asymmetrical. Mechanical. Shot: close up. Angle: high angle shot. Composition: f ocal point. Mechanical. Shot: close up. Angle: High angle shot. Composition: leading lines.

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Photography Basics

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themes

themes. Flora/Fauna . Shot: Big close up Angle: eye level Composition: foreground back ground. Shot: big close up Shot angle: eye level Composition: focal point. Shot: close up Shot angle: eye level Composition: foreground background . Shot: close up Shot angle: eye level

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Photograph y Basics

Photograph y Basics. MSET 365 Spr ing 2010 Names: Alissa Galik and Rhiannon Slam. Rule of Thirds. Leading Lines. Frames. Low Camera Angle. High Camera. Angle. Panning. Panning. Backlighting. Side lighting. Alissa Galik and Rhiannon Slam. Photo credits:

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Photography Basics

Photography Basics. MSET 365 Fall 2010 Names: Brooke Udero. Rule of Thirds. Leading Lines. Frames. Low Camera Angle. High Camera Angle. Panning. Backlighting. Sidelighting. Brooke Udero. Photo credits:.

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The Close Up

The Close Up. The aim is to give a greater impact to the subject. Here the Joker looks scary and menacing. Note the light on his face to make it stand out. His eyes are above centre and a focal point. The High Camera Angle.

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