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Shots, Frames and Camera Movements

Shots, Frames and Camera Movements. Choreography for the Camera San Diego City College. Review: Editing for Continuity. Variations in the elements of dance & film: Time Space Energy Have an overarching flow/rhythm Beginning-Middle-End Make choices concerning the line of motion. Today.

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Shots, Frames and Camera Movements

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  1. Shots, Frames and Camera Movements Choreography for the Camera San Diego City College

  2. Review: Editing for Continuity • Variations in the elements of dance & film: • Time • Space • Energy • Have an overarching flow/rhythm • Beginning-Middle-End • Make choices concerning the line of motion

  3. Today • Framing • Composition • Types of Shots • Camera Angles • Camera Movements • Shot-by-Shot Anaylsis

  4. Line of Motion

  5. Framing

  6. The Cone

  7. Frame Proportions

  8. Framing

  9. Principles of Composition • AKA: how to frame your shot • Subject of Focus • Rule of Thirds • Viewpoint and Camera Angle • Balance • Symmetrical • Asymmetrical

  10. Rule of Thirds

  11. Camera Shots

  12. Camera Angles

  13. Camera Movements • Pan: the camera moves either to the left or the right in the horizontal plane. • Tilt: the camera tilts up or down in the vertical plane. • Zoom: the camera changes the focal length to bring the subject closer or move it further away. • Track: to physically alter the position of the camera in the horizontal plane, either hand-held or on tracks (sometime called a dolly).

  14. Camera Movements

  15. Shot by Shot Analysis • Type of Shot (close-med-wide) • Camera Angles • Camera Movements • Framing • Brief Description of Dance • Singing In The Rain

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