Sunday, 26 September 2010

Camera Shots

In this lesson we learnt about the different types of shot. We were given a tasksheet to decide the different types of camera shots, and match them with different images given.

Shot Types
  • Mid Shot: Shows half of the body, waist up
  • Mid Close Up: Shows head and shoulders
  • Close Up: All of the face
  • Big Close Up: Larger section of the face
  • Extreme Close Up: Single small section of the face
  • Mid Long Shot: Shows full body
  • High Angle: Camera pointing down
  • Low Angle: Camera point upwards
  • Tilt Angle: Camera on an angle
  • Over The Shoulder Shot: Camera behind the model looking over the shoulder
  • Two Shot: A shot with two people
  • Very Long Shot: Shows full body and background at a distance
  • Long Shot: Full body and background
Camera Movement
  • Pan: Camera moves from left to right
  • Tracking: Camera on a dolly and following the action
  • Zoom: Camera goes closer or further away to the action 
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After learning the different shot types we were given a task to take specific photographs. These practise shots were:


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2 comments:

  1. uspy27 June 2011 at 21:43

    Hi,

    SweepShot, which allows you to easily capture panoramic shots by sweeping your camera horizontally, it worked really well. BurstShot was also useful, allowing you to capture multiple photos in a quick burst—which should be helpful in moments that you need to snap a shot at the exact right moment. Thanks a lot.

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  2. Ms Dryg14 May 2013 at 20:31

    could you send me a copy of this worksheet, I'd like to use it with my class?! Thanks

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