(Behind the Scenes)
Diary/Behind the Scenes
(Shot Lists)
Shot Lists Aerial shot: An aerial shot is a shot taken from an airborne device which is filming what ever is below it. Canted angle shot: A canted angle shot is a type of shot where the camera is set at an angle so that the shot is composed with vertical lines at an angle to the side of the frame. This makes the shot look like it is moving around with the characters in the film. Close up: A close up shot typically contains an image of the face and shoulders of and subject, this shot also tightly frames a person or object onto the screen. Establishing shot: An establishing shot is usually the first shot of a film because it is the shot which establishes the location of the film. High angle: A high angle shot is usually used to make the characters in the film look vulnerable and powerless. Long shot: A long shot is a shot which is taken from a considerable distance, to make things in t...
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