Codes and conventions + type of shots
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This document defines and describes different types of camera shots including mid shots, two shots, and medium close-ups. A mid shot shows an individual from the waist up and would be well-suited for a vox pop interview. A two shot captures both an interviewer and expert in the frame and implies an interview setting. A medium close-up focuses on someone from the chest up and is fitting for portraying facial expressions during a seated interview.
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Codes and conventions + type of shots
- 1. Close-up Medium close-up Mid shot Over the shoulder Two shot Extreme close-up Extreme wide shot Wide shot Cut away Medium long shot Insert Types of shots
- 2. This is a mid shot, this type of shot would be used for a vox pop as it shows the waist up of the individual and includes their face in the shot. It would be good for a vox pop as you could also catch any hand movements that the person in shot may do. This is also a good shot to use for a vox pop as the individual is standing up so you would link it to a vox pop rather than having the individual sat down which would make you think of an interview. This is a two shot this is the type of shot you could have for an interview. This would be a good shot to use as you could see both the expert and the interviewer in the shot, which would be good. This would also be used for an interview a both people are sitting down so this is the correct position that you would put with an interview. This is a medium close-up this could also be used for an interview where the individual is sat down and you see from their chest above. This is a good shot as it would allow you to see the person’s facial expressions better. Codes and Conventions of an Interview