Camera

Question 0

Low angle shot

Answer 0

Used to make subject look stronger, more superior, threatening, more imposing and more powerful

Question 1

High angle shots

Answer 1

Used to make subject look smaller, weaker less powerful or threatened

Question 2

Long and wide shots

Answer 2

Used to show landscape, to emphasise a characters loneliness or isolation, or to maximise the impact of a spectacular battle of environment

Question 3

Close ups

Answer 3

Used to show specific info, let’s us see and feel the emotions of a character or to emphasise the impact of a particular object eg. repeatedly showing the close up of a gun would emphasise its power and status

Question 4

Dutch angle shots

Answer 4

Used to make a scene seem dramatic, exotic, disorientating, dreamlike or confusing

Question 5

Panning (rotating), Tracking (moving/following), Zooming

Answer 5

Used to follow a character, disorientate or involve the audience, create tension, slowly reveal or hide elements of the mise-en-scene