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Camera AnglesMise-En-Scene

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Definition

Put in the scene.

How to remember whats in the scene? C L A M P S

ostume

ound

ighting

ake-up

cting

props

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Camera Angles

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Establishing shot

Usually outside showing where the action is going to take place.

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Close-Up

Shows characters emotions.

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Long shot

A shot that shows the whole character in full focus,

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Extreme long shot

Shows the setting of the thriller.

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Low angle shot

From below actor/building to show importance.

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High Angle shot

From above the actor/ building to show lack of importance or showing looking down on someone.

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Wide Angle shot

To show wider view of all character or scene.

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Framing shot

Using a piece of set or scenery to frame the shot.

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Point of View shot

Through the eye of the character.

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Two shot

When there are two characters in the shot.

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Over the Shoulder shot

A shot filmed from over the characters shoulder.

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There are many more camera angles but these are the

more commonly used.