VARIETY OF CAMERA SHOTS
Welcome back everyone!
This post is going to feature all the different shots we took as a group for our preliminary task, hopefully this'll introduce a variety of camera angels to you.
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| SHOT ONE |
The first shot taken is called an establishing shot as it captures the setting but still shows me walking up the stairs. This works very nicely as I am represented to be vulnerable, due to my tall surroundings (trees, lamp posts etc.).
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| SHOT TWO |
The close up. My walk up the stairs took me to a tree full of berries, which I then ate! I like this because even though it captions my facial expression/emotions, both the berries and background landscape are still focused on.
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| SHOT THREE |
After eating the poisonous berries, I begin to hallucinate in this long shot. This is effective because all of my body is in the picture but a lot of the location is too.
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| SHOT FOUR AND FIVE... |
The next 2 shots are all the same shot taken from a different angle. These are really interesting as shot 4 is taken in the shade, which makes the setting appear to be dull and scary. Whereas shot 5 (taken the opposite direction) creates a happy, gentle story with the sunshine beaming through.
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| SHOT SIX |
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| SHOT SEVEN |
Next up is an extreme close up (ECU) of me on the floor dead! Extreme close ups are really helpful to understand the characters emotions and to relate with them.
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| SHOT EIGHT |
This is an over the shoulder shot of Holly looking at me, lying dead on the floor. I like this as it once again follows the story of Holly being the scary antagonist and me being the innocent protagonist. Also, it gives the audience a feel of Holly's point of view.
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| SHOT NINE:THE LAST ONE |
This is simply a shot of Holly running away after finding my dead body. It's called a tilt shot as it's basically taken, at a tilted angle. This gives more of an edgy look to it than just a straight forward shot of Holly running away.
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