Media Studies Camera Angles 0.0 / 5 ? Media StudiesA2/A-levelOCR Created on: 02-06-13 16:08 Ariel Shot/Crane A shot directly above the action 1 of 17 Canted A Shot Tilted to one side 2 of 17 Crab Shot A shot where a camera is placed in a confined area like a cupboard 3 of 17 Deep Focus When an entire shot is in focus 4 of 17 Establishing Shot An extremely wide/long shot that establishes location 5 of 17 Hand-Held Shot A Shot Held to the filmers hands rather than a tripod 6 of 17 High Angle Shot A shot held at height pointing down 7 of 17 Low Angle Shot A Shot placed at a low height pointing up 8 of 17 Loose Frame Shot A wide shot with not many people in to signify loneliness 9 of 17 Panning Shot Moving the camera left-right/right-left like panning in Music Stereo 10 of 17 Pull Focus A changing of lense focus shot 11 of 17 Shallow Focus When the thing nearest to the camera is in full focus 12 of 17 Soft Focus A Hazey effect most often used in sentimental shots 13 of 17 Tight Frame Where one particular object is framed in the shot ONLY, giving more importance to the shot 14 of 17 Tracking Shot A Camera Shot that moves along rails 15 of 17 Whip Pan When there is successive shots of things in personal interest of the action, giving a feel of suspense 16 of 17 Zoom/Reverse Room Camera lense becoming wider or narrower 17 of 17
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