Monday 30 October 2017

Camera Work exam Question

At the start of cuffs there is an extaplating shot of Brighton to show where the show is taking place. It then cuts to a close up to the police officer in the police car to show the central focus in the shot. It then cuts to the police officer walking on the beach. The camera then goes behind him and shows him in focus but the background blurry. Then he becomes blurry and it shows the background including a sign that shows he is entering a nude beach.

It then cuts to a close up of the Police captain and then it cuts close to him then it cuts to outside the room which shows a sign which tells us what the speech is for. It then does a close up and it pans to the right showing all the new police men and women. 


The shots cuts back to Ryan walking over to a group of men harassing two nude people on the beach. It then continues to cut between Ryan and a close up of a police captain giving his speech
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1 comment:

  1. Media@Claremont27 March 2018 at 08:51

    Mark 2 out of 5
    1. The word that you are after is 'establishing shot'
    2. While you show confidence in accurately identifying shot types, remember that to get the marks, you must explain what the effect of using each is. For instance, a CU of Ryan showing a particular emotion, such as exasperation,which makes us the viewer see how hard his job is when the public do not support him.
    3. Aim for 3 examples, well explained, for full marks.

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