Camerawork : Blog tasks





1) Explain what type of shot it is and what meanings or effect they have on the audience. 

The camera shot in this scene is Over the shoulder. The meaning it has on the audience is that it's shifting the main focus to the computer where they are having a conversation.


 
















1) Explain what type of shot it is and what meanings or effect they have on the audience. 

The camera shot is a Medium close up. It shows Harriet as the most important person/being in her location because she's larger than the landscape and everything else is blurred/unfocused.






























1) Explain what type of shot it is and what meanings or effect they have on the audience.

The shot used in this scene is a two shot, I can tell they're of the same importance because of how much space they take in the frame and it's probably important for them to be presented in a two shot so audiences can tell the two have a link or relation.








Pick one camera angle that is used in the scene, take a screenshot and explain the effect it has on the audience. 

This angle used in the scene is a high angle. High angles are usually used to show vulnerability or weakness and that's slightly how it's being used here. I think that the high angle in the frame indicates how he's standing in front of a giant signal that could save them and it's more comparing the two than actually showing his weakness.

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