'Extreme long shot' presentation slideshows

Shots, Angles, and Lighting

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Camera Shots, angles and movement.

Camera Shots, angles and movement. What is a shot?. A shot is a series of frames, that runs for an uninterrupted period of time. Film shots are an essential aspect of a movie where angles, transitions and cuts are used to further express emotion, ideas and movement.

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The Secret Code of Filming Photography

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Videography: The Basics

Videography: The Basics. Design Reports. Due Decem ber 15 , Wedn esday. Contents. Types of Shots Picture Composition Camera Angle White Balance Camera Techniques Audio Techniques Practice. Types of Shots. Extreme Long Shot (ELS or XLS) Long Shot (LS)

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Understanding Movies

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Basic Camera Work

Basic Camera Work. The Shot. Each continuous shooting period, from the moment the camera starts shooting until it stops is called a shot. Each new shot should lead you on to the next. With a new shot within a scene you want to change camera viewpoint, angle, or distance. Shot Duration.

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FILM TECHNIQUES

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Basic Film Terms

Basic Film Terms. Frame. Dividing line between the edges of the screen image and the enclosing darkness of the theater Single photo of film. Types of Shots. Cinematic shots are defined by the amount of subject matter within the frame Shots can vary in duration

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Movement, Shots, and Angles

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Types of Camera Shots

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Film Study

Film Study. Camera Shots. Low Angle Shot. T he camera looks up at the subject . This makes the subject seem important, powerful or larger than the viewer. T he camera looks down on the subject .

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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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The Language of Film

The Language of Film. Framing: Day 1 Film 1 Mrs. Kelly Brown Rio Seco. Framing is how you first design a shot. A shot refers to one, uninterrupted image that is seen onscreen. When you look at a frame, one of the first things to consider is distance.

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Framing the Shot

Framing the Shot. Alexis Mojka. Determine the depth of field and the lens used to shoot it. What is Framing?. The act of determining the boundaries of the image Two Types Camera-to-Subject Distance Camera-to-Angle Distance. Extreme Long Shot.

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Sounds

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CAMERA FRAMING AND ANGLES

CAMERA FRAMING AND ANGLES. VOCABULARY LIST 2 CRITICAL VIEWING. FRAMING. EXTREME LONG SHOT. The extreme long shot is a shot filmed from a far-away location relative to the subject; often used for an establishing shot. . Click Videos to Play. LONG SHOT.

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The Shot: Camera Distance 1

The Shot: Camera Distance 1. Extreme Long Shot (ELS) Shows location Often used as an initial establishing shot in a sequence Long Shot (LS) Shows location/relationships Often used as an initial establishing shot in a sequence. The Godfather. The Shot: Camera Distance 2.

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Educational Video

Educational Video. Planning Your Shots. Planning Your Shots. Why?. Beginning the Plan. Read the script Find your location(s) Video production schedule Get cast member(s) Make a list of necessary and supporting props Make a list of equipment you will need

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