'Establishing shot' presentation slideshows

The Big One

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Basic Film Elements

Basic Film Elements. Student Edition Edited by: Dr. Kay Picart. Basic Elements of Film Language. Active Viewing:. Basic Elements of Film Language. UNITS OF TIME AND SPACE:. Frame Shot Scene Sequence. Basic Elements of Film Language. UNITS OF TIME AND SPACE: Frame.

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By Robert Quist & Mark Hamilton

The Manipulation of Standard Hollywood Film Techniques in Citizen Kane. By Robert Quist & Mark Hamilton. Edited by: Dr. Kay Picart @ 2002. Purpose.

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monochromatic color design color design which emphasizes a narrow set of shades of a single color.

long shot a framing in which the scale of the object shown is small; a standing human figure would appear nearly the height of the screen. low-key lighting lighting tht creates strong contrast between light and dark areas of the shot, with deep shadows and little fill light.

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Lesson 4 : Editing

Lesson 4 : Editing. Professor Aaron Baker. Previous Lecture. Mise-en-Scene Narrative Function in Smoke Signals (1998). This Lecture. Editing Continuity and Discontinuity in The Limey (1999). Part I: Editing. Editing. Coordinating One Shot with Next Most Analyzed Aspect Film Form

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Introduction to Film

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Extreme Wide Shot An establishing shot .

Camera Angles. Extreme Wide Shot An establishing shot. Very Wide Shot The subject is visible, but the emphasis is still on placing her in her environment. Wide Shot The subject takes up the full frame. Mid Shot Shows some part of the subject in more detail whilst still giving an

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A2 Media Studies - Evaluation

A2 Media Studies - Evaluation. Niall McCaughan. How does your media product use, develop and challenge forms and conventions of real media products?. Forms and Conventions.

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Coordinating the Shots:

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FILM

FILM. SHOT TYPES. Starter. What does this shot type show and what is the effect?. Camera shots and angles. In this course it is very important that you learn to analyse how shots have been composed in film or print media. Media Language: Camera Shots. Extreme Long Shot (ELS).

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The Technical Aspect of Film

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Film Topics: Editing

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Real Housewives

Real Housewives .

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Thriller GENRE

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A few examples of style (conveying meaning visually) from The Graduate

A few examples of style (conveying meaning visually) from The Graduate. The film begins with this shot of Benjamin. The establishing shot is a detail rather than something wider: thus, inside-out editing. Then, the camera zooms back to reveal him as one passenger among many on a plane.

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Framing and Composition

Framing and Composition. This is a choose three of four assignments activity.

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Lets review the types of Camera Shots

Lets review the types of Camera Shots. Who can remember some of the camera shots?. Establishing shot Long shot Medium shot Close-up Extreme Close-up. Establishing shot.

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Cinematography test.

Cinematography test. What does AMPS stand for? When might a close-up shot be used? What is a flashback and why is it used? What is the purpose of the establishing shot? What is the difference between a panning shot and a tracking shot?

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Dialogue/Shooting Script By: Dylan, Miriam, & Mia

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Documentaries

Documentaries. Documentary Modes . They are used to establish the codes and conventions The different modes of documentaries are: Expository Observational Participatory Reflexive Performative . Film language to Shape realism.

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