Camera Shots - Long Shot

Camera Shots - Long Shot

The long shot from 0.00 - 0.05 enables the audience to look at the surroundings of the characters and to see the big stack of money. It is effective because the big stack of money emphasise the power of the Joker and his power is reinforced with Lyle at the top of the stack with his mouth taped and hands tied behind his back. Our company want to use this long shot to show Denzel's power over Marcus when he and a gang of youths surround Marcus. The long shot will display Marcus as weak and notably the damsel in distress.

 

Camera Shots - The Two Shot

This is a two shot from the film You Got Served. Look here how the two shot is establishing the relationship between both characters to the audience. Their relationship is presented clearly to the audience because the audience can see the face expressions and the body language between both characters which clearly shows that they are a couple. Trillin Tv looks to use this two in our film to establish the relationship between Denzel and Katrina as it is effective and clear to the audience.

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Our production company chose to use the tracking shot for this scene to keep up with the action with Katrina. We also chose this shot to present the dialogue to the audience while she is on the phone to Denzel and the shot will be moving at a fast-walking pace to build the suspense within the scene.

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For this scene who chose a long shot because we want to show that Marcus is being surrounded by a group of youths including Denzel. It will also build the tension and suspense within the scene and spread amongst the audience by having a long shot for this scene. It will also show the surroundings of Marcus, the dark ally, shows Marcus isolated and very weak.

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Our production company firstly thought we should use a mid shot in this scene, but we all agreed that we should use a close up shot for this scene because we want to show Katrina's face expression to the audience when Denzel says 'Do the Job' as she is worried about what Denzel will do to her if she messes up this 'job.' The shot will reveal that Katrina is worried which will also have a impact on the audience as they will feel the same feelings as Katrina which will build tension in the film.

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We have used this Two Shot for this scene to present the relationship between both Denzel and Katrina to the audience. Dialogue is included in the scene between Denzel and Katrina which will give the audience a incite about the characters. The scene is going to be shot in a ally way because a dark ally conforms to the convention of a thriller and we hope to build the same suspense of a thriller in this scene.

Camera Shots - Mid Shot

The 3 Mid-Shots used from 0.05 - 0.10 are the shots our company intend to use in our two minute thriller. These mid shots work effectively because it causes tension between the characters, establishes the relationship between them both and the audience also feels the tension of the characters as well. The mid shot draws the audience into the face expressions of both characters to present their feelings towards each other. Our company wants to use these three mid shots to create tension between Marcus and another character in one of our scenes.