The devil's backbone shot types
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The document lists different types of camera shots and provides a brief explanation for their typical use. Shots like high angle mid-shot, close up, and mid-shot are used to show details of subjects or characters' emotions. Long shots, establishing shots, and over the shoulder shots help set the scene or location and emphasize important characters.
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The devil's backbone shot types
- 3. Close up.
- 4. Mid-shot.
- 5. Long shot.
- 6. Close up.
- 8. Over the shoulder shot.
- 9. Mid-shot.
- 10. Over the shoulder shot.
- 11. Close up.
- 12. Mid-shot.
- 13. Shot type. Why is it used? High angle mid-shot. To add effect to what is being shown and to also let the audience see it in more detail, instead of a long shot being used this gives more detail. Close up. To show the emotions of the characters. Mid-shot. To show the characters actions in more detail. Long shot. To show the character and their surroundings to help establish what is going on in the scene. Establishing shot. Establish the location that is being used in the film. Over the shoulder shot. To show the importance of the characters being used.