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Camera Techniques

Camera Techniques. Establishing Shot. Master Shot. Big Close Up. Close Up. Mid Close Up. Mid Shot. Long shot. Very long shot. Point of view shot. Wide shot. Two Shot. Over The Shoulder Shot. In action. YouTube - Moviemaking Techniques SHOT TYPES. High angle. Low Angle.

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Camera Techniques

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  1. Camera Techniques

  2. Establishing Shot

  3. Master Shot

  4. Big Close Up

  5. Close Up

  6. Mid Close Up

  7. Mid Shot

  8. Long shot

  9. Very long shot

  10. Point of view shot

  11. Wide shot

  12. Two Shot

  13. Over The Shoulder Shot

  14. In action YouTube - Moviemaking Techniques SHOT TYPES

  15. High angle

  16. Low Angle

  17. Bird’s Eye View

  18. Worm’s Eye View

  19. In action • YouTube - MIA Tutorial - Camera Angles

  20. Over to you... Your mission is to construct a shot, to express your given theme, making use of visual codes. You must be able to explain your shot type, denotation and connotation; also whether your signifier is iconic, indexical, symbolic or metasymbolic! Simples!

  21. Camera Movements • Camera Movement • Pan • Track • Tilt • Dolly crane • Steadicam/handheld • Zoom/reverse zoom

  22. In action • YouTube - Tyler Cameron's Camera Movements

  23. Basic Shot Transitions • Cut • Fade • Dissolve • Wipe

  24. Cut A basic cut is when the scene moves from one shot to another immediately. When I click on this slide it will cut to the next.

  25. Fade This transition is when the image fades away gradually. You can fade to black: often used to signal the end of a day. Or fade to white which is used when a softer effect is required. At the beginning of a dream sequence for example.

  26. Dissolve A dissolve is where one image dissolves into another. This is used rarely in modern film making, but can be seen often in 50s and 60s films.

  27. Wipes A wipe is when one image is wiped away to be replaced by another. Wipes can happen in a variety of directions. Wipes became popular in the 70s and 80s. They were used extensively in the original star wars movie.

  28. The tip of the iceberg You have been introduced to the basics. There are a lot of other techniques and effects that you will encounter. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=d1japIhKU9I&feature=fvw

  29. Watch the following and be prepared to comment on: • Shots • Movement • Edits • What effects do they have? Why are they used? How do they enhance audience enjoyment? • www.youtube.com/watch?v=QXJiYV9K77Q

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