Presentation is loading. Please wait.

Presentation is loading. Please wait.

Photography Shots.

Published byEdmund Bishop Modified over 5 years ago

Similar presentations

Presentation on theme: "Photography Shots."— Presentation transcript:

1 Photography Shots

2 Extreme Long Shot Camera is far distance from the subject Emphasizes background Establishing shot

3 Long SHot Showing all of the subject and most of the background Emphasis is more on the size or height of the subject not the background

4 Medium SHot Mid-shot Lower frame passes through subjects waist Subject and background occupy roughly the same amount of space in the photo

5 Close up Shows subjects in great detail Subject fills entire screen

6 Extreme Close up Reveals only a small part of the subject

7

Download ppt "Photography Shots."

Similar presentations

Camera Shots and Angles for Television Production Instructor: Mrs. Hudgens.

Camera Shots and Angles for Television Production Instructor: Mrs. Hudgens.
Elements of Film Basic Film Terms. Shot: a segment of film; an image that begins when the camera is started and ends either when the camera is stopped.

Elements of Film Basic Film Terms. Shot: a segment of film; an image that begins when the camera is started and ends either when the camera is stopped.
Shot Composition Introduction to Shot Selection. Zamore: Intro to Shot Composition 2 The Five Basic Shots  Extreme Long Shot  Long Shot  Medium Shot.

Shot Composition Introduction to Shot Selection. Zamore: Intro to Shot Composition 2 The Five Basic Shots  Extreme Long Shot  Long Shot  Medium Shot.
Choosing the correct distance is important How close do you want the subject and viewer to be? What do you want the viewer to see or pay attention to?

Choosing the correct distance is important How close do you want the subject and viewer to be? What do you want the viewer to see or pay attention to?
FRAMING: Framing —deciding where an image begins and ends — is as vital to the meaning of an image as composition.

FRAMING: Framing —deciding where an image begins and ends — is as vital to the meaning of an image as composition.
Stills From Pan’s Labyrinth

Stills From Pan’s Labyrinth
Digital Communications II

Digital Communications II
FORM, CONTENT, and MEANING Art within Physical and Psychological Spaces.

FORM, CONTENT, and MEANING Art within Physical and Psychological Spaces.
Chapter 3 Fundamentals of the Shot

Chapter 3 Fundamentals of the Shot
Camera Shots.

Camera Shots.
Camera Lenses, Shots & Angles Unit 1 A Photographic Introduction.

Camera Lenses, Shots & Angles Unit 1 A Photographic Introduction.
How to Tell a Better Story by Changing Your Camera Angle

How to Tell a Better Story by Changing Your Camera Angle
Shot Scale Shot Scale Psycho, Alfred Hitchcock (1960) Definition: How close or how far the subject of the shot is from the camera.

Shot Scale Shot Scale Psycho, Alfred Hitchcock (1960) Definition: How close or how far the subject of the shot is from the camera.
Chapter Calling the Shots. Objective Given: textbook What: Group activity on subject distance in preparation for scavenger hunt How Well: with 100% accuracy.

Chapter Calling the Shots. Objective Given: textbook What: Group activity on subject distance in preparation for scavenger hunt How Well: with 100% accuracy.
The Language of Film: Shot Types. The Building Blocks of Film Frame: This is the smallest unit of a film. They can be thought of as snapshots in time.

The Language of Film: Shot Types. The Building Blocks of Film Frame: This is the smallest unit of a film. They can be thought of as snapshots in time.
Photography: Some Basics. Subject The main object or person(s) emphasized in the photograph. –What do you want to say about your subject. –Look at Position.

Photography: Some Basics. Subject The main object or person(s) emphasized in the photograph. –What do you want to say about your subject. –Look at Position.
Film Study Camera Shots.

Film Study Camera Shots.
Basic Film Terms.

Basic Film Terms.
Fundamentals of the Shot. What is a Scene? A combination of shots that shows the action that takes place in one location or setting.

Fundamentals of the Shot. What is a Scene? A combination of shots that shows the action that takes place in one location or setting.
Shot Types and Use. List of Shots ● Master Shot/Establishing Shot (EST) ● Wide Shot (WS) ● Long Shot (LS) ● Mid Shot (MS) ● Medium Shot Close up (MCU)

Shot Types and Use. List of Shots ● Master Shot/Establishing Shot (EST) ● Wide Shot (WS) ● Long Shot (LS) ● Mid Shot (MS) ● Medium Shot Close up (MCU)

Similar presentations

Ads by Google