1. Master Shot Master shot is the first thing you would shoot because if you don't shoot an master shot and the weather changes your shots will look different and you will break continuity. The master shot is your main shot because it establishes where the scene is and it shows meaning in what your webisode is about. We have used master shot to show the scenery of our webisode also to show the meaning of it. However the camera was over the characters head to much, therefore you couldn't see the subject. This is a shot that keeps all the characters on screen and also gets the location.
2. Close up shot A close up shot is useful because it shows the detail in a subject also it shows a sign of importance, which means if you do a close up on a subject or a character it shows that they are important in that webisode. That is why close ups are an advantage on SCT because your only using one camera which could focus on the detail in the characters facial expressions. We used a close up on the phone to show that the text on the phone was important because it's showing where she is gong to go, also it refers back to our title because that s the last text she sent.
3. 2 Shot:
2 shot is when 2 people are in the shot and it shows the relationship between the characters. We used 2 shot because we was showing the relationship between the two characters. This relationship shows that they are not friends and that he is a stranger towards her, reason being why he is sneaking up behind her.
4. Building a sequence
Building a sequence is when you have a range of shots and you would take away the tension for an example you will film that person then film another shot to take away the tension between the actor. you would tae a shot of a girl than another shot of an object. The constant range of different type of shots you will receive different views also, showing different expressions. We was building a sequence because we had one shot of the character and her phone, then the shot changed to and object which was the clock, therefore we stopped the tension from seeing a shot with the last text the character sent then we see a shot of the clock.
5. Framing: Head room, Lead room
Framing is about Head room and Lead room. Head room is the amount of space between the top of the subjects head and the frame of compositions.. Your subjects eyes should be placed in the top third of the compositions. Lead room is the space where the dramatic energy is directed. For close up shots lead room which is often referred as nose room. We used head room in our master shot however we used too much of it because the shot was too much above the characters head therefor you couldn't really see the character.
6. Movement
Movement is a variety of things such as dolly zoom, zoom, dutch tilt, pan, contra-zoom. we used dutch tilt in our webisode. Dutch tilt is when the camera is slanted slightly to create tension. We used dutch tilt on the shot of the camera, we slanted the camera slightly to create tension, and to create a dramatic effect. We also used dolly zoom because as the character was walking towards the camera the camera would zoom out slowly. Also we used zoom, because we was zooming in onto the camera, however as we was zooming into the object we kept stopping then started to zoom again then stopped then started again, this is not neat and it will look messy.
7. Close ups
Close ups is when the camera is close to a characters face to show their facial expressions. If the camera is doing a close up to an object its a sign to show that it is important. We used close ups to the character to show her facial expressions to show that she is relaxed until the killer attacks her. W also done a close up on the phone to show it is important on.
8. Over the shoulder shot
Over the shoulder shot is to show what the killer is looking at. We used over the shoulder shot to not show the killers face and to show he is a stranger to the character. This creates suspense.
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