Film

• The key elements of film

  •Cinematography

  •Mise-en-scene

  •sound

  •editing

  •performance
• Establishing shot?


  This is the opening of a film or film sequence
• Master shot?


  This includes all of the action in a particular sequence.
• Eye level shot?


  The camera is positioned at chest or head height.
• Low-angle shot?


  Positions the camera below eye level, looking up at a character, object or action within scene.
• High-angle shot?


  Places the camera above eye level, looking down on characters or action.
• Bird's- Eye shot (Aerial view)?


  Looks vertically down at the subject
• Canted angle

  
• Panning shot?


  This shot can survey thr whole scene the whole scene with its movement from left to right or right to left
• Tracking shot?


  Camera is mounted on a dolly, which is mounted onto a track.
• Crane shot?


  Camera mounted on a crane for swooping effect like a bird.
• Aerial shots?


  Typically shot from helicopter or small plane. These shots are always mute.
• Car mounted shot?


  Camera can be attached either side or windscreen of a moving car. Can follow the action.
• Hand held shots?


  Typically filmed with a 'steadicam'.