Wednesday, 6 February 2013

This is my AS Media Preliminary Task. My roll within this task was the acting however I did help with various shot angles. We displayed many camera angles and editing techniques shown in these print screens. There were however a lot of mistakes within our preliminary in terms of the cuts, some of the cuts came into earlier and didn't really allow the shots to flow as smoothly as we would have liked. Some of the shots didn't seem continuous but we have identified this.
These two shots show continuity and panning, it tracks the character and lets the audience see the view of where the action is taking place.  


This is an example of an extreme close up shot, the camera is zoomed into my hand and the door handle. This shot is usually used to show either reaction or a specific/significant piece of action.

This is an 'over the shoulder shot' it allows coversations to take place without the other person being fully excluded and out of the shot.


This editing shows match on action/ continuity. It allows the shots to feel like they're flowing to make the clips have a realistic element. It allows action to take place without it feeling interrupted.


This can be classed as an establishing shot. It is making the audience easily aware of the scenery and background letting them know where we are and lets them know where the action is taking place. This is also and example of a wide shot.
This is an example of an extreme close up shot, the camera is zoomed into my hand and the door handle.  This shot is usually used to show either reaction or a specific/significant piece of action.

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