Extreme long shot
An extreme long shot (establishing shot) sets the scene to give a
sense of place.
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Wide Shot
A wide shot lets the audience know what the character is doing at
first and gives them a sense of what is happening. It also shows the characters
outfit and the props around them and how they relate.
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Medium Shot
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Medium Close Up
A medium close up show the character slightly closer up drawing more
focus to them, this is usually used as it zooms from a medium shot to a close
up.
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Close Up
Close up shots shows the characters expressions in a more detailed
manner.
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Extreme close up
An extreme close up gets mostly face in the shot and shows lots of
detail in expression. Eg. Eyes and wrinkles.
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Two-Shot
A two shot has two characters in it. Usually reacting to something or
talking to each other.
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Over the shoulder shot
An over the shoulder shot is a shot of what the character is looking
at but looking over the shoulder so you know who it is.
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Friday, 4 October 2013
The Lord Of Rings: The Two Towers. Shot Types
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