Camera Shots pt. 2

 Today we are back again with our famous Camera Shots! 

This blog will consist of the continuation of Camera shots as demonstrated in the last blog post. As mentioned before, in our Media Studies class we learned about the importance of camera shots and how they are used in many films and movies that we all like to watch. Listed below will be the remaining camera shots.

                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                 

-Wide Shot

-Two-Shot

-POV Shot

-Over the shoulder Shot

Stay tuned for the last of the Camera Shots that I learned about and captured.

Wide-shot

A wide-shot angle is known to be a shot that has a big horizontal plane to it and has greater depth included in the scene.

Two-Shot

A two-shot is known to be a shot in which two characters are included in the frame of the scene.

POV Shot

A POV shot is known to be a shot that is meant to portray what a character is seeing in a specific scene. This makes the audience put themselves in the same position as the character, which lets them experience the same types of emotions at the same time.

Over the shoulder Shot

The over-the-shoulder shot means basically the same as its title means, it's known as a popular shot used in films, in which a character is shot behind the shoulder of another character. It is used to capture the reactions of the characters throughout the conversation.

To conclude this weeks blog, as a class we all learned about Camera Shots importance in films and movies. We took pictures individually and learned each and every one of their importance. With this, we created blogs and incorporated our take on Camera Shots and Angles and their meanings to portray our understanding of each one.

Until the next blog post, hope you guys enjoyed my pictures and explanations on each shot!