film unit Flashcards

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The Establishing Shot 2

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-beginning scene set a particular tone and mood
-Introduces key details about the location or the world.

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Master shot 2

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-Confirms location
-where the characters are this can symbolize there relationship

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Wide shot 3

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-the subject far from the camera
- their relationship to their surroundings.
-Can emphasize scale

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Full shot3

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-Usually head to toe
-Subject tends to b in middle
-emphasize elements like posture, body, and wardrobe

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5
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The Medium Full Shot/ The Cowboy Shot 3

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-their head to just below their waist.
-frame would stop just after the gun holster.
-Can make a subject seem strong, dangerous, or confrontational

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Medium shot3

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-torso to just above their head
-seen as the most neutral and most used shot in filmmaking
-can be for telling stories

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Close up3

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-The subject is captured from the shoulders up.
-ups emotional connection between your viewer and the subject.
-something is important, and this can be a prop or reaction.

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pan3

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-Moving left or right
-speed can set moods
-follows events

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9
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tilt2

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-same as pan butVertical movement
-can reveal new info give characters dominance

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