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Camera techniques, movement and transitions
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GCSE Media Studies Mind Map on Camera techniques, movement and transitions, created by Meghan Palmer-Ward on 09/02/2024.
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Meghan Palmer-Ward
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Camera techniques, movement and transitions
Camera shots
Medium shot: shows the subjects upper body and it allows the viewer to see the background environment and the characters gestures.
Wide shot: shows the entire body of the subject.
Close up: the subjects head takes up the majority of the frame showing their reactions and emotions.
Extreme close-up: only one specific detail can be seen, used to add dram or focus on detail that could be missed.
Camera angles
Over the shoulder: in depth engagement of actions.
Low angle: adds tension or makes the subject look superior.
High angle: makes the subject look inferior or smaller.
Aerial: creates a setting for the viewer, establishing shot.
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