Research into camerawork

 


These are the simple camera shots that all films use multiple times throughout they're films. They are all affective for different reasons, for example and extreme long shot can be used to show the location, extreme close up can be used to show a characters emotions and facial expressions very clearly. 

I will be using a lot if not all of these shots in my film as they're all effective and can be used at different times. I have watched films to help me know what type of camera shot is most effective at what time.

There are also more camera shots then this that are not as basic but still very effective, therefore I will be using some of them. For example cutaways, two-shot, over the shoulder shot, POV shot, these are shots that will also be good and useful to use in my thriller.


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