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    The document describes and provides examples of different camera shots and angles, including long shots, mid shots, close ups, and extreme close ups. It then asks the reader to match descriptions of camera shots to their technical names and draw examples of different shots. Finally, it prompts the reader to watch a movie trailer and tally how many times they see each type of shot.

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    The document describes and provides examples of different camera shots and angles, including long shots, mid shots, close ups, and extreme close ups. It then asks the reader to match descriptions of camera shots to their technical names and draw examples of different shots. Finally, it prompts the reader to watch a movie trailer and tally how many times they see each type of shot.

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    The document describes and provides examples of different camera shots and angles, including long shots, mid shots, close ups, and extreme close ups. It then asks the reader to match descriptions of camera shots to their technical names and draw examples of different shots. Finally, it prompts the reader to watch a movie trailer and tally how many times they see each type of shot.

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    Camera Angle or Shot Worksheet

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    Deracial
    The document describes and provides examples of different camera shots and angles, including long shots, mid shots, close ups, and extreme close ups. It then asks the reader to match descriptions of camera shots to their technical names and draw examples of different shots. Finally, it prompts the reader to watch a movie trailer and tally how many times they see each type of shot.

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    Task One: Match these camera angles or shots with their descriptions.

    Description of Camera Shot


    You can just see the head and shoulders of a person This shot is taken from a very long way away The viewer looks down on the person in the shot Neutral angle so the viewer is on the same level as the action Just one part of the person fills the screen. This is often used to focus on a characters emotions

    Camera angle or shot


    Long Shot

    Mid Shot

    Close Up

    Extreme Close Up

    Extreme Long Shot

    Eye Level

    This is a view of a character from the waist up The viewer looks up at the person in the shot This is a shot taken from a very long way away

    High Angle

    Low Angle

    Task Two: Draw an example of each of the shots

    Long Shot

    Mid Shot

    Close Up

    Extreme Close Up

    Extreme Long Shot

    Eye Level

    High Angle

    Low Angle

    Task Three: We are going to watch the trailer to the movie Holes. How many of these camera shots and angles can you see?
    Camera Angle or Shot Long Shot Mid Shot Close Up Extreme Close Up Extreme Long Shot Eye Level High Angle Low Angle

    Tally

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