So in this lesson you are going to need to move the camera, whilst filming.
So, smoothly does it…here is your list of shots for today…
| Shot No | Shot Size | Camera Movement | Descriptions |
| 1 | MLS | Pan | Character walks into frame and pan to follow through a door, keep lead space. |
| 2 | MCU (High Angle) | Tilt | Character sits down (slow and nervous) camera tilt follows |
| 3 | MS | Crab | Character leans against wall looking bored. Start and end with character out of frame. |
| 4 | MCU to LS | Dolly / Track Out | Character sits on wall, looking anxious |
| 5 | LS to MCU | Dolly / Track In | Character sits on wall, looking relaxed |
| 6 | LS to MCU | Zoom In | Character sits on wall, looking confused |
| 7 | MCU | Ped Down | Parked Car / Truck |
| 8 | LS | Roll | Person staggers from one side of corridor to another, along with camera roll. |
| 9 | CU (low angle) – ELS (high angle) | Crane | Character sitting in corner, looks off frame and then down at the ground, when head down start crane. |
INDEPENDENT STUDY
- Watch this video.
- Add to your collage of different shots from this video and label them with the correct camera movement.
- You will be embedding this collage into your reflective journal ‘Basic Cinematography.’
