This term relates to the contrast between the aspects of the scene which are sharp and in focus and those which aren't. This is especially important for foregrounding and back-grounding particular people or elements of the scene.
Deep focus
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The gaze of the audience as mediated through the camera. This is another important point for representation: our view of the action is seen as through the eyes of another.
Point of view
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Adjusting the focus without breaking the cut; this draws the viewer's attention from one aspect of the frame to another.
Focus pull
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A shot which establishes the location of the action.
Establishing shot
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A shot which shows 2 people in the frame - shows the proximity of one character to the next. this is significant when considering their relationship and possible issues of representation.
Two shot
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Card 2
Front
The gaze of the audience as mediated through the camera. This is another important point for representation: our view of the action is seen as through the eyes of another.
Back
Point of view
Card 3
Front
Adjusting the focus without breaking the cut; this draws the viewer's attention from one aspect of the frame to another.
Back
Card 4
Front
A shot which establishes the location of the action.
Back
Card 5
Front
A shot which shows 2 people in the frame - shows the proximity of one character to the next. this is significant when considering their relationship and possible issues of representation.
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