Film studies unit

establishing shot

setting, wide enough to establish scale, introduces crutial details

master shot

confirms location, captures scene playing out in its entirety, shows everyone

wide shot

subjects are far from camera to show relation to environment and scale

full shot

entire subject (usually centred) tight enough to show face but wide enough to show body language and wardrobe

medium full shot

top - below waist (cowboy shot)

dangerous, confident, confrontational

medium shot

subject is similar to how we interact with people waist-head

eyes without losing envrionment

montage

separate images (moving or still) edited together, allows for lots of info over short span

TEEL

T - technique (its use and impact/message)

E - example

E - explain (how it developes impact/meaning)

mise en scene definition

everything in front of the canera, and how it comes together for the audience

(props, colour, lenses, makeup, set design, lighting, blocking, framing, sound, frame rate, costuming, music)

hitchcock style

• high angles

• behind, side, closeup

• montage

• props/colour

• camios