A wide view of the scene - Where more information about a character or situation is required to enhance understanding
Long Shot
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Cuts the body just below the waist
Mid shot
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Just above the head down to the lower chest (usually only one character in the shot) - used to create emotion and tension, it shows the characters feeling and makes the audience feel involved.
Close up
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Cuts right into the characters face (usually focusing on facial features such as the eyes) can create suspense
Extreme close up
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The camera is positioned behind the character as if looking over a shoulder - can make the audience feel more involved, like they are really there.
over the shoulder shot
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Taken from below the characters as if they are looking down on us - creates a sense of power and dominance or place the audience in a vulnerable position
low angle show
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Taken From above the character(s) - make the character appear vulnerable and insignificant or allows audiences to see fully what's happening.
high angle shot
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The shot is shakey, as if someone is holding a camera
Hand held camera
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Shot from the characters point of view - makes the audience feel involves, as if they are the character.
Point of view shot
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Other cards in this set
Card 2
Front
Cuts the body just below the waist
Back
Mid shot
Card 3
Front
Just above the head down to the lower chest (usually only one character in the shot) - used to create emotion and tension, it shows the characters feeling and makes the audience feel involved.
Back
Card 4
Front
Cuts right into the characters face (usually focusing on facial features such as the eyes) can create suspense
Back
Card 5
Front
The camera is positioned behind the character as if looking over a shoulder - can make the audience feel more involved, like they are really there.
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