Introduction Blog

  This is part of 2 of the camera shots lesson that is intended to teach us how to use different camera shots and what different camera shots purpose is. This will be a valuable lesson when putting together our magazine.                                                                           Mid shot Audience is able to read body language. Close up shot Allows audience to read character's facial expressions and body language. Over the shoulder shot Typically used in conversations to allow audience to feel like they are a part of the conversation.

  The focus of this blog is camera shots. Learning different camera shots is going to help with my magazine. ESTABLISHING SHOT   The purpose of the establishing shot is to depict the surrounding landscape or environment. This original shot establishes where the pictures are being taken.   AERIAL SHOT   Aerial shots look down on a scene or characters. My original photo represents the aerial shot as the shot is looking down at my picture subject. LONG SHOT     When the whole body of the person or figure is in the frame, this is called a long shot. The long shot also clearly shows the background of the figure. WIDE S HOT   Wide shot allows for viewers to read the body language of different characters and how they interact with each other. My wide shot is the jrotc marching and the viewer can clearly read their body language.