SHOT TYPES N ANGELS RIP THE FALLEN

Firstly FRAMING

• Frame can be empty or full 
• Characters/products can be in the background or the foreground
• Everything in is constructed/ has purpose for a message 

Extreme Close-up

• Extreme close ups show only a section of a person/object/product to focus attention
• good for detail 
• often used to discomfort 
• very dramatic

Close up 

• Close ups frame a particular section of the body of a character or product 
• They draw attention to a facial expression or particular action or object 

Medium shot 

• A medium shot is used to show characters interacting 
• helps audience see body language e.g intimacy 

Long shot/Wide Shot 

• this shot often shows the relationship between product and setting

Extreme Long Shot 

• Shot is used to indicate a sense of setting and scale 
• It is useful when portraying an overwhelming feel through the use of environment  
• Used to establish location and a feeling of isolation for the audience 

Eye level shot 

• level of camera creates a degree of normality for the viewer 
• the viewer can feel personally connected to set character at eye level 

Low angle shot 

• Presents character/product in position of power 
• things appear to be bigger than they are 
• what is seen seems awe-inspiring, powerful or odd 

High angle shot 

• suggests object/character is below viewers POV. The audience feel in power 
• uses to suggest size/scale