1st Shot: Establishing Shot - Shows where the story is taking place (Army Base in the Forest)Lighting: High Key, shows realism within the plotBlocking: Not much, just shows the setting, mostly the military tent
Diapositiva: 2
2nd Shot: Long Shot - Shows the full body and surroundings of inside the tent, while isolating the main parts of the Shot (2 leaders having conversation)Lighting: Once again, High Key, little shadows, shows open-looking sceneBlocking: Both the Soldier and Commander are front and center in the shot, blocking out other characters that are less important
Diapositiva: 3
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3rd Shot: Extreme Close Up - Zooms in on the Main focus of the scene, giving it all the attention, showing a huge detail in the story (Phone)Lighting: Very Dark, shows the close up on the Phone, emphasizing the main detail in the sceneBlocking: None used
Diapositiva: 4
Shot 4: Over the Shoulder Shot - Shows conversation between 2 gentlemen (Military Leader and Soldier)Lighting: High Key, RealisticBlocking: Shot from over the soldier puts the camera on the leader, showcasing the emotions and fear the commander has
Diapositiva: 5
Shot 5: Over the Shoulder Shot: Once again, used to show conversation and dialogue between characters. (This time, it seems larger to portray confidence and leadership the soldier gains)Lighting: High Key, Realistic, Empowering / MotivationalBlocking: Shot of camera facing Soldier shows leadership, compared to the character with his back towards us, showing his doubtfulness
Diapositiva: 6
Shot 6: Long Shot: Shows the majority of the characters within the frame but keeps the main ones in view. (Shows the leadership by the soldier and the army ready to fight behind him)Lighting: High Key, same as every shotBlocking: Main soldier in front / Blocks others, but keeps them visible, shows they matter, but not as much as leader