This clip has great examples of how camera shot can manipulate the audience. For example; the use of extreme close up on superman's eye when a round is fired into it is used to focus the audiences view, and accentuate the power of superman. Furthermore, there is great use of the high angle shot to illustrate the power of the police officers compared to the villain. The effect of this makes the target in the shot look smaller; therefore, making then look weaker.
Tuesday, 15 September 2015
Camera and Shots
In today's media lesson, we were focused on elements of film language. Specifically camera shots. These are the audiences method of seeing what's going on screen. Because of this, the cameraman and director can manipulate your field of view to get across certain moods and feelings towards characters and landscape. Examples are Extreme close up, Low angle shot and establishing shot.This is the clip we studied in today's lesson from superman returns.
This clip has great examples of how camera shot can manipulate the audience. For example; the use of extreme close up on superman's eye when a round is fired into it is used to focus the audiences view, and accentuate the power of superman. Furthermore, there is great use of the high angle shot to illustrate the power of the police officers compared to the villain. The effect of this makes the target in the shot look smaller; therefore, making then look weaker.
This clip has great examples of how camera shot can manipulate the audience. For example; the use of extreme close up on superman's eye when a round is fired into it is used to focus the audiences view, and accentuate the power of superman. Furthermore, there is great use of the high angle shot to illustrate the power of the police officers compared to the villain. The effect of this makes the target in the shot look smaller; therefore, making then look weaker.
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Camera shots,
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