Camera Shots & Angles 2020

Camera shots and angles are used by film makers to help the audience understand the film. These elements are essential to film makers so they can show the specific parts of the film from different views.There are 3 main types of shots that describe how near or how far the camera is from the subject: Long shot, Medium shot and Close-up shot. Each shot has a specific use and function when making a film or photo essay.In addition to camera shots, the camera angle is also important. The angle from which a shot is taken is another way to give the audience different perspectives and information. Different camera angles have different effects on the viewer and how they perceive the scene that is shot. There are different types of camera angles such as Low angle, High angle,andEye-Levelto name a few.Click on this link and read:~ Filmmaking 101: Camera Shot Types.(5mins)Watch these three videos on camera angles and shot types before completing the assignment below:~ 15 Essential Camera Shots, Angles and Movements in Filmmaking(6:30 mins)~ Camera Angles with Zack King(5:30 mins)~ Camera Shots(Media Project)(1:00 mins) Identify the shots Medium Shot – (MCU) Canted Shot (Dutch Tilt) Landscape shot Long shot Identify the shots High Angle Shot Subjective (POV) Extreme Close Up – (XCU) Eye Level Shot Identify the shots Subjective (POV) Reverse Angle (Over The Shoulder) OTS Low Angle Shot Long Shot – (LS) Identify the shots. Extreme Long Shot – (XLS) Extreme Close Up – (XCU) Reverse Angle (Over The Shoulder) OTS Two Shot Identify the shot Worms eye Aerial High Angle shot Long shot Identify the shots Dolly shot High angle shot Birds eye shot Low Angle shot Identify the shots High Angle Shot Eye Level Shot Reverse Angle (Over The Shoulder) OTS Low Angle Shot Identify the shots Canted Shot (Dutch Tilt) Reverse Angle (Over The Shoulder) OTS Long Shot – (LS) Extreme Long Shot – (XLS) Identify the shots Medium shot Medium Close-up shot Long shot ExtremeLong shot Identify this shot Medium Close-Up Shot (MCU) Medium Shot – (MS) Long Shot – (LS) Eye Level Shot Identify this shot High Angle Shot Close Up Shot – (CU) Long Shot – (LS) Medium Long Shot (MLS) Identify the shots Eye Level Shot Close Up Shot – (CU) Medium Long Shot (MLS) Extreme Close Up – (XCU) Identify the shot Canted Shot (Dutch Tilt) Reverse Angle (Over The Shoulder) OTS Subjective (POV) Close Up Shot – (CU) Identify the shots Establishing shot Medium Long Shot (MLS) Extreme Long Shot – (XLS) Close Up Shot – (CU) Identify the shots Low Angle Shot Medium Shot – (MCU) Close Up Shot – (CU) Eye Level Shot This camera angle is called? Behind the back Face View Over the shoulder Extreme close up What is the name of this type of shot? High angle shot Close up shot Extreme close up shot Establishing shot Match the terms on the left with the definitions on the right cut A change between two different shots extreme long shot Sets the scene, establishes the shot, usually exterior, little detail long shot Shows the image as "life" size, full shot with focus on characters medium shot Shows subject from waist up, little background over the shoulder shot Camera shot behind one figure revealing the other figure's head, shoulders, & back close up shot Shot with little background, concentrates on the face or specific detail, sees into the mind of the character extreme close up Dramatic effect, beyond what the human eye would see A close-up shot will show.... A shot of a hand, eye, mouth or object AND foot in detail. A full screen shot of the subject's face showing the detail of their facial expressions A view of a figure's entire body in order to show action and a group of characters A view over someones shoulder This is an establishing shot True False Choose the statement that best describes this low angle shot It creates shadows under his eyebrows and makes him look sinister It allows you to see up his nose The viewer can have a better view of his acne The viewer can see what's on the ceiling This long shot is also a low-angled shot. True False What type of shots are these? Long shot Medium shot Low angled shot Medium close-up shot The aerial shot has the effect of.... Making the subjects seem strange or relatively small in their environment Showing the actors' costumes from a different angle Focusing on the detail of the actor's make-up Creating pretty shapes on the screen Match the terms on the left with the definitions on the right Point of view shot (POV) View from subject's perspective Birdseye view Directly overhead angle High angle Camera looking down, subject appears smaller and weak Eye level Most common camera angle, about 5-6 feet off the ground Low angle Camera looking up, subject appears larger and powerful Canted angle Shows confusion, camera is titled aerial shot Camera shot from a plane or tall building Which shot is used to represent a character as having power? High angle shot Low angle shot Establishing shot Canted shot Which shot is used to show the emotions on a characters face? Extreme close up Close up Aerial shot Scooby doo shot This camera angle makes the viewer feel powerful. Low Angle shot Mid Shot High angle shot Canted shot This camera angle is used to make the viewer feel anxious. It's used a lot in horror movies or fight scenes. Extreme Long Shot Crane Canted Shot Pan What camera angle is this? Jump shot Worms view High angle Birds eye view What camera angle is this? Over the Shoulder Birds Eye View Low- Angle Medium Match the term on the left with the scenario on the right. Close-up All you see on the screen is a well-manicured hand, nervously tapping a countertop. Medium Shot An interior of a car where a couple are having an argument. Long Shot A car is driving on a deserted road. The outline of a city can be seen in the distance. High Angle Shot You have a bird-eye view of a group of children playing in a schoolyard. Low Angle Shot A villain laughs cruelly - it's as if he is standing on top of you as he does this. Eye-level Shot The condemned man looks squarely at the camera and declares his innocence. POV As the heroes escape, it's as if we are in their shoes, looking ahead at the dark alley as we try to get away.