Assignment 3:

CAM SAM C

Chelsea Hopkins

Extreme Close Up

Extreme close ups focus on one

aspect of a persons characteristics.

This could be any aspect including

the eye, lips, nose or hands

Mid-Shot

A medium shot tends to focus from the waist

or chest upwards, this shot is usually used to

frame a character or subject. These pictures

show a recent holiday to Turkey, my nephew

and my 16th birthday

Close Up

Close ups are used to frame a

particular part of someone's body and

give you detail of a character or

subjects features.

Deep Focus

A deep focus shows the

entire image in focus to

give the audience the full

perspective

Wide Shot

This gives a large variety of

information. It shows a large

amount of detail to show exactly

what happens in the image

Wembley stadium

Pendley manor, Tring

Establishing Shot

Establishing

shots set a

scene, giving

the viewer an

idea of its

setting. These

can be taken

from a range of

distances.

Chalis, Turkey

Long Shot

Long shots are used to frame a

character or subjects full body.

Therefore allowing us to see

the full image

Fethiye, Turkey

Two Shot

Two shots always have

two items or people,

showing a relationship

between them

Shallow Focus

A shallow focus allows the viewer to

gain the attention of one subject

before its background or setting

Chalis beach, Turkey

Zoom

Zooming go in towards a subject to give more

detail

Reverse Zoom

Reverse zoom moves away from the subject, showing

detail beforehand.

Asymmetry

A shot is unbalanced or

asymmetrical on both sides,

meaning they look different to

show disorder chaos or various

objects