1) This is a low angle shot taken from a lower point of view looking at the subject. This subject is posing for the video, and the whole body is in the shot.
2) This is a tilt shot , where the camera moves vertically and looks at a building from the bottom to the top. This shot shows a staircase from this view.
4) This is an over the shoulder shot, which is when a characters point of view is seen, but also where the person's side or shoulder is seen.
7) This is a pan shot of the courtyard. The camera is moved horizontally around a fixed axis.
8) This shot is called a Follow shot. In a follow shot, the camera person follows the subject, like seen in this example of following Zoe.
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9) This is called a Dolly shot. In a Dolly shot, the camera person has to film on a moving object. In this video, the camera person filmed on a rolling chair.
10) This is an example of a Close up shot. In this shot, a part of the body is zoomed into.
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Hey Cayley! My favorite shots you took were the Dolly, Eye level and the over the shoulder shot. I like the dolly shot because it was very clean and well done. The teacher stepping out the door and walking past the camera also gave a cool effect. It reminded of camera footage from a robot. I also like your take on the eye level shot. This is because it made me feel like I was there with the subject and talking to them. Finally I liked the over the shoulder shot. I liked it because it reminded me of how it feels as a freshman following around a friend because you aren't sure of the school yet.
ReplyDeleteGreat Job! I really liked your two shot, pan shot, and follow shot. The two shot was filmed well and it kinda reminded me of what a normal conversation/interaction looked like before the pandemic. Furthermore, the pan shot established the hectic behavior thats usually present during lunch time. Finally, I really like the follow shot. The follow shot was really clean and it showed an amazing view to the sky.
ReplyDeleteAmazing job Cayley! It looks phenomenal, I really liked your follow shot, two shot, and over the shoulder shot. I like the follow shot because it was done extremely well and it felt so real. I actually felt as if I was walking behind Zoe and following her down the hall, it made me feel like I was there, a connection, and a part of the scene. The two shot was another one of my favorites, it made me feel like I was a spy and listening and watching the conversation between Zoe and Loren. It was executed very well and it gets the job done of showing me the conversation and setting of 2 people. Lastly, my personal favorite was the over the shoulder, the camera angle did a great job of showing us what an over the shoulder shot looks like. In my opinion I felt like I had power because I felt like I was right behind the person, being Zoe, without her realizing. The shot gave off like sneaky, mysterious, power vibes/feelings that gave the shot more meaning and value to me.
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