Three Camera Shots:
- The opening (establishing) shot helps us understand whats going on in this media clip because it comes in and covers a lot of the surroundings (background) of the scene in-order for us to acknowledge that a new scene is going to be set in this particular spot.
- The extreme close up is usually effective but that's because its not as often as other shots such as the medium close up. The extreme close up focuses on a particular part of the characters body or an object in the scene.
- The medium close up is quite useful in movies or on posters because its not too close to the character but its not too far away neither, it mainly just shows the characters shoulders up till the top of the characters head. This shot is used the most out of the other six shots.
- The opening (establishing) shot helps us understand whats going on in this media clip because it comes in and covers a lot of the surroundings (background) of the scene in-order for us to acknowledge that a new scene is going to be set in this particular spot.
- The extreme close up is usually effective but that's because its not as often as other shots such as the medium close up. The extreme close up focuses on a particular part of the characters body or an object in the scene.
- The medium close up is quite useful in movies or on posters because its not too close to the character but its not too far away neither, it mainly just shows the characters shoulders up till the top of the characters head. This shot is used the most out of the other six shots.
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