English 20/5/2021
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- Establishing Shot. An establishing shot is used to show the setting.
- How much longer...?
- We’re almost there.
- Full shot. A full shot is a shot that shows the whole body of a character.
- Umm the treasure is not here.
- Then let’s go find it.
- Oh sorry, the treasure is actually far away
- Medium shot. A medium shot is a shot that is taken above the character/s waist.
- Are we ever going to find it!
- Yes, we just need to try harder...
- High angle is used in this shot. A high angle is a an angle that is situated above the two character’s heads.
- Long-shot. A long shot shows a scene from a distance.
- Look, It’s over there!
- Eye-level is used in the shot. Eye level angles are a bystander’s view.
- Extreme long shot. It shows significance to the setting and characters.
- This scene includes a eye-level. An eye level angle is a neutral camera angle.
- Full shot. It gives us two things to look at but one main focus.
- Yay!!!!!!!!
- Eye-level is the angle used in the shot. It is very frequently used in movies.
- A high angle is used in this shot. A high angle creates a certain mood in a scene.
- AAA! Where did he come from?
- An eye level angle is used in this scene.
- I guess hard work and determination pays off.
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