Camera Shots

Camera shots

I chose a close up view to show the emotion of the character in the scene to set an impression to the viewer about what’s going to happen due to the emotions of the person.

I thought a wide was needed to show the area and the atmosphere where the events were taking place also to give some indication of where similar events happen every day.

A long shot was to show the stance of the character and the manner their behaving in to indicate how their feeling and emotions using their body language to indicate this.

The big close-up view was to emphasise what was going on in the shot and to show the detail of how the character is feeling and what emotions they are feeling.

Medium close-up was used to show how the character is feeling but also the environment he was in.

Camera angles

I used a high angle to show who was the weaker person/victim in the scene to show that they are vulnerable than other people. It’s also to show a build-up as this view is used when a weaker person is in danger and to show tension building up.

I picked a low angle to show intimidation in the scene to make out as if the bully in the scene is bigger and stronger than the victim. This is because a high angle view would make the bully look weak and vulnerable as the victim did which makes the scene less intimidating.