#10 preliminary exercise

 

This is an example of a mid-shot. The use of a mid-shot is for the audience to be able to read the characters body language, hips up. As in this shot you can read the body language of the person, as you can see the character is disgusted/ and or uncomfortable. The shot lets you see how the character might be feeling, impacting the mood of the story based off how the character is in the environment. 

This is an example of a two shot. The use of a two shot is of two characters, and it enables the audience to read their body language and interaction with each other. Two shot can tell the relationship between two people based off their body language and interaction. The focus is on how the two are interacting with each other will help impact the story and how the audience will interpret the scene.

This shot is an example of an establishing shot. The use of an establishing shot is to show you a location. In this instance the location being shown is outside in a storm. The use of an establishing shot will set the scene and mood. This establishing shot gives off a dark and sad mood, this will impact the scene before the characters do. Establishing shots are important to add realism to the story.

This shot is an example of an aerial shot. The use of this shot is to look down upon a scene. As you can see the shot is looking down onto a field. This shot can be used to show the environment of a scene. This shot would be good with this photos environment, with action. The use of an aerial shot can make places feel more overwhelming than they are or they can make a scene feel lonely.