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Film Class Day 2 - Awjama

Shot size and Framing

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Film Class Day 2 - Awjama

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  1. Class 2 Shot Size and Framing

  2. What is shot size? • Very simply it’s how close you are to your subject • Subjects can be anything you are focusing on, but usually people

  3. Extreme Long or Wide Shot

  4. Uses for extreme long shot • To show isolation or loneliness • To show beauty of grandeur of landscape • To build tension • To show size of armies

  5. Wide shot

  6. Wide shot uses • Can be the same uses as extreme wide, but the focus is more on the subject. • Can be used to make the subject seem small or show them as in charge and confident within the landscape

  7. Full Shot

  8. Medium Wide Shot

  9. Medium Shot

  10. Medium Close-Up

  11. Close-up Shot

  12. Uses of Close-Up • Show emotion or reaction • Get up close and personal with a character • Highlight the importance of an object or body part

  13. Extreme Close-Up

  14. Framing Simply composing the shot - how many subjects are in frame

  15. 1 Shot

  16. 2 Shot

  17. 3 Shot

  18. Over the Shoulder

  19. Point of View Shot (POV)

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