What ? : Camera shot showing a close-up view of the subject that fills most of the screen.How ? : This picture represents a close up because the camera has been positioned to shoot my face limiting the background, and therefore is able to show the emotion in my facial expressions.
MID SHOT/MEDIUM SHOT:
What? : A shot where the subject and background share equal dominance in the picture.
How?: This picture shows how the subject ( myself) and the background are equally shared within the shot and therefore makes it a medium shot, you are still able to focus on my expression but you are also drawn to the background as well.
What? : A shot where the subject and background share equal dominance in the picture.
How?: This picture shows how the subject ( myself) and the background are equally shared within the shot and therefore makes it a medium shot, you are still able to focus on my expression but you are also drawn to the background as well.
LONG SHOT:
What ?: Camera view of a subject or scene from a distance, showing a broad perspective.How ? : The camera in this picture is positioned to show my whole body and the background, my expressions are not as easy to see as the focus is not necessarily completely focused on just me.
What ?: Camera view of a subject or scene from a distance, showing a broad perspective.How ? : The camera in this picture is positioned to show my whole body and the background, my expressions are not as easy to see as the focus is not necessarily completely focused on just me.
2 comments:
Well done Karina having read all of your other posts linked to cinematography you demonstrate a sound coherent understanding of the film term and how and why it is used. You provide some good examples especially your personal examples from your own photos. To add to this you must discuss how you hope to use cinematography within your own production.
Having re read your cinematography post you have linked your experience of the preliminary task well done. You have identified the importance of a wide variety of cinematography and how this will help you create a successful thriller piece well done.
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