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PHOTOGRAPHY FRAMES

Types of Shots

TIGHTLY FRAMED SHOTS Confined Intimacy

LOOSLY FRAMED SHOTS Freedom Loneliness vulnerability

Wide Shot (WS) aka Long Shot -shows a scene from a distance (including characters) -Stresses the environment or setting of a scene

Medium shot (MS) - frames actor(s), normally from the waist up. -focus attention on one or two actors (parts necessary to demonstrate actions or circumstances)

Close-up (CU) -close range, inches away from actor's face, a prop, or object. -focus on facial expression -give significance to subject -direct audience to an important element of film.

Extreme Close Up (ECU) -appeals to one of the audiences five senses -achieves an emotional and personal response.

Shot Perspectives

EYE LEVEL SHOTS – -Audiences sees the event as if in the scene. -Clearest view of an object. -Treating characters as equals – achieves empathy.

BIRDS EYE VIEW -From directly overhead -Idea of fate.

HIGH ANGLED SHOTS -Camera is tilted downward. - Person seems harmless and insignificant -being controlled from outside source, fate

LOW ANGLED SHOTS -Camera titled upward -inspires awe -Environment usually minimized; sky or ceiling is background -Heightens the importance of a subject

OBLIQUE ANGLE – -Lateral tilt of the camera. -Suggests tensions, transitions, impending movement Image that slants to the right – Acting forceful Image that slants to the left – Weak, static

Character Perspective Shots

FULL FRONTAL -Most intimate, vulnerabilities exposed -Relationship between actor and audience

QUARTER TURN – high degree of intimacy but with less emotional involvement

PROFILE – More remote -Character lost in their own thoughts.

THREE QUARTER TURN – More anonymous. Rejecting audiences

BACK TO CAMERA -Characters alienation from the world. -Sense of concealment, mystery.

What to consider when creating your own storyboard…..

How much, and what, should be included in this shot? What is the message and significance of this shot? Where should the camera position be angled?