Cinematography practical task

Plan:

•Long shot (whole body of character with some bits of setting)

•Medium shot (waist up)

•Medium close up (shoulder up)

•Close up shot (slightly zoomed in than MCU)

•Extreme close up (more detailed)

•High Angle shot (make someone vulnerable)

•Low Angle shot (make someone more powerful)

•Over the shoulder shot (from the shoulder of character)

•Zoom

•Pan (move from side to side)

 Cinematography video

The video that I did doesn't really have much narrative but it shows a shopping kind of vlog. I tried to edit and pace the clips on the beat of the sound to try and be creative while adding transitions in between. Me and Sanjivani tried to capture a range of shots that we have learnt and joined the clips together to show a small narrative.

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