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Cinematography: shots, angles and camera movement — Eduqas GCSE Film Studies C670
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Cinematography: shots, angles and camera movement
Eduqas GCSE Film Studies · C670
Cinematography: shots, angles and camera movement
Film form
What you need to know
Shot types from extreme close-up to extreme long shot, and what each typically shows and makes us feel.
Camera angles (high, low, canted, aerial) and camera movement (pan, tilt, tracking, dolly, hand-held and Steadicam), with their usual meanings.
How cinematography presents characters and settings and guides our response, with examples from the set films.
Writing about a shot precisely: naming the technique, describing the example and explaining its effect.
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