Today we watched the intro to 'Back to the Future' (1985) by Robert Zemeckis and produced by Stephen Spielburg. We analysed the shots and meanings of all the content in the film opening.
-The closeup and panning shots of the clocks show a man is obsessed with time ('Doc')
- Marty's character is not given away at first using low angle and P.O.V to hide his apperance.
- Marty is revealed with a clear medium shot.
- Establishing shot tells us we are in Hill Valley, America due to the clear signposting.
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Wednesday 11 September 2013
Different shot types
Different shots used by camera's
Establishing shot - Sets the scene
Long shot/ Wide shot
Close up
Extreme close up
Low angle/worms eye - Looking up to show characters power or dominance
High angle/birds eye - Looking down to show upcoming bad events or to show weakness
Canted angle - To show disorientation or tension
Pan left/right up/down
Shot reverse shot - The 180 degree rule
Establishing shot - Sets the scene
Long shot/ Wide shot
Medium shot
Close up
Extreme close up
Low angle/worms eye - Looking up to show characters power or dominance
High angle/birds eye - Looking down to show upcoming bad events or to show weakness
Canted angle - To show disorientation or tension
Pan left/right up/down
Shot reverse shot - The 180 degree rule
Tuesday 10 September 2013
This is where I will post all of my theory work for AS Media Studies
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