Tuesday, 28 September 2010

Types of Shots

This is a two shot. It is used when two people need to be shown at the same time. This can include conversations. It also shows the relationship between the two characters as you can see their body language towards eachother.








This is a medium shot. It shows the top half of a persons body. It is used to show what a person is doing with their arms if they are not walking or doing anything with their legs so the only thing you need to see is their arms.









This is a long shot. You can see her whole body and everything she is doing. This shot helps you see what the person is doing and a bit of what is happening around them.
































This is a very long shot. You can see her whole body and her surroundings. This shot helps you see what the person is doing and what is happening around them.










This is a big close up. This shot helps you see the persons facial expressions alot clearer and helps you know how the person is feeling.


















This is a medium close up. You can see the persons face clearly but can also see their shoulders. This is used to see the persons facial expressions but also see what they may be doing with their arms.













This is an extreme close up. You can see her face very clearly. This is used to see a certain part of a persons face as they may be crying or smiling and it is the main focus so you can see it properly.















Monday, 27 September 2010

Horror Posters

This is the poster for saw. You can tell it is a horror film because of the black background. There is a close up of the side of a womens face. She has a big, metal contraption on her head which looks terrifying and unpleasant. Also there is a shadow on her face making it look mysterious and unknown. Also the tagline "How much blood will you shed to stay alive" shows that it is about people in horrible painful conditions where they will have to try and survive. The name of the film is in a simple, bold text in the colour red which represents blood.

Monday, 13 September 2010

Media

I chose media studies as I find it interesting and I am hoping to pursue a career in the media. I am interested in filming and film editing and this lesson can help me improve on techniques on how to make the films look better.