Micro Elements

Extreme Close up

Used to show the emotion of someone weather they are extremely

angry or really emotional and sad.

Close up

Used to show a persons whole facial feeling an shows either tension if it’s a serious situation or love for example if they are looking open with red checks.

Mid-shot

Taken to show the persons posture and stance used to show if they are

superior nervous etc.

Long short

This is where you can see the scene behind the object or character often

used to show the scene.

Extreme Long short

Where you an see the entire sensory and are used to show the atmosphere and location to show how extreme or

challenging it is.

Birds eye view

Looking down upon the person or object directly above there heads so you usually get a 2D kind of effect the higher up you are. It also

gives the whole scenery and location of the area where the scene/action is taking place.

Low Angle

This is when the camera is looking up on someone usually to show they are more

superior and are important , meaning they control or they are ‘better’ than most if not

all.

High angle

Used to show someone who's is low and not of much importants as you are looking down

upon the person making them feel worthless. Its also used to show emotion in

a person.

Track Used to follow an object or person they

use this to get you in the zone feeling for example them limping it show you them

slowly walking etc.

Pan

The camera moves not the object or person this Is used to show sensory and

set the mood. Its also used to do transaction from one scene to another.

TiltUsed to show the character and show the superiority of a character by tilting up onto them showing them are above

all.

ZoomUsed to zoom into a particular point

to show tension.

Cut

This is a transaction which changes clip to another instantly just goes

onto the next with no delay.

Pace

The speed which the transition from one clip to another weather its fast or slow this is the pace and depending on the pace can

make a huge difference in the setting of the scene.

Performance

Is how you display the content how you like it to be shown to the

audience.

Diegetic

The content which you are willing to publish out to the public.

Non-Diegetic

Content which you don’t want to be shown its off chat so freestyle it hasn’

t been wrote down.

Mise-en-scene

This is every prop, decoration and sensory in the clip all natural and set out scene this don’t include edits after the scene e.g.

special effects do not fit into this group.