Thursday, 1 October 2009

Introduction to shot types

We learnt the different shot types and also had to find examples. Here they are:

Extreme long shot –ELS



You may use this shot to show a very large expanse of an area such as a city. It is used to show a particular location.

  • Long shot-LS:You may use this shot to show another large expanse of an area such as a house and the area it is in to show a location.
  • Medium long shot-MLS:This is used to show a person and the area.
  • Medium shot –MS
  • Medium close up- MCU
  • Close up- CU
  • Big close up – BCU
  • Extreme close up – ECU
  • Low angle
  • High angle
  • Worms eye
  • Birds eye
  • Canted
  • Eye level
  • Two shot
  • Over the shoulder shot
  • Point of view-POV

Pan-In photography panning refers to the horizontal movement or rotation of a still or video camera ,or the scanning of a subject horizontally . Panning a camera results in a motion similar to that of someone shaking their head "no"



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