SHOOTING

SHOOTING 




Learning everything has to involve with film, knowing what it take to get a good object you trying target to the audience. Today in classs learn more about our high and low shots , we had to watch a movie and give detail on how the shots in the movie made audience feel.




Subjective Shot/Camera: from the position/point of view of a character--as if seeing through character eyes. Also called POV shot. Cinema equivalent of “First Person” in writing. • Some people make distinction between subjective shots & POV shots: use “POV shots” to include “overthe-shoulder” shots--which give a sense of POV without actually being from the position of the character. • But easier & better: treat POV and Subjective as the same; over-the-shoulder as different.


Computer Computer-generated shots: for ex: generated shots: for ex: “flybys,” “rotations.” Computers, like traditional animation, can potentially generate any movement.