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Camera Angle Flashcards
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- 1—Establishing shot
- Sets the scene and establishes the setting
- Can set the mood or tone of the scene
- Gives audience information and context before the next scene - 2—Panning shot
- Camera moves horizontally or vertically
- Focuses audience's attention on the subject being followed
- Reveals area outside of the original frame to place subjects within their environment
- 3—Tracking shot
- Follows movement across the frame
- Usually moves parallel to the subjects
- Helps involve the audience in the action on the screen
- 4—Close up
- Focuses on one subject
- May blur background to increase focus on character
- Conveys character's emotions
- Helps audience to empathise with the character
- 5—Extreme close-up
- Focus on a single part of the subject
- Shows level of detail that is usually missed by the human eye
- Creates a tense, dramatic or foreboding effect
- 6—Over-the-shoulder
- Shot from the camera angle of another character's shoulder
- Conveys the relationship of the characters in the shot
- Creates a sense of familiarity between the characters
- 7—Bird's-eye view
- Can be used as an establishing shot
- Makes audience feel powerful as they are above the scene
- Makes characters or other details seem insignificant or powerless as they are below the audience
- 8—High angle
- Looks down on subject
- Makes subject look vulnerable and small
- Makes audience feel powerful in comparison
- 9—Low angle
- Looks up at subject
- Makes subject look powerful and in control
- Makes audience feel lesser and weak in comparison
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- AS level Media Studies Fichas sobre Camera Angle Flashcards, creado por Dannielle Blackhorse-Hull el 09/09/2021.
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- Dannielle Blackhorse-Hull
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