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- 1Long shotpresents the whole setting for orientation
- 2full shotgives us a complete picture of someone or something
- 3medium shotbrings viewer closer to a person or an action
- 4close updraws the viewers attention to someone or something specific.
- 5extreme close upgives particular attention to something to show its importance in a scene
- 6static shotcan give an impression of calmness
- 7panningoften used to follow a characters movement or to indicate a point view shot with the character looking around or searching for something
- 8tiltingoften used to indicate height or follow a character or object moving up or downstairs
- 9crane shotit is almost always linked to another movement of the camera, such as a pan or tilt, in which case it becomes a coompund movement
- 10zoom lenseused to set a focus on something or away from something
- 11tracking shotusually used to indicate steady movement through the setting
- 12establishing shotfrequently used at the beginning of a scene
- 13overhead shotthis is a view of an object from above, with aperspectuve as though the observer were a bird, often used in the making of maps etc.
- 14over the shoulder shotusually used in dialogue scenes, showing the dialogue partner from the second characters point of view
- 15reverse angle shota shot in which the angle is opposite to that in the preceding shot
- 16high angle shotmay be used to diminish the characters importance
- 17eye level shoteye level shots tend to be neutral
- 18low angle shotthis shot may be used to underline the importance or power of a character or object. shown as point of view shot, it indicates fear or respect on the part of the character viewing a particular scene
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- Fichas sobre camera, creado por Pigeon Jin el 21/05/2019.
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- Pigeon Jin · may 2019
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- 21 may 2019
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