This document provides guidance to students on camera shots and acting techniques to convey emotion. It lists 4 common camera shots - (1) the entire subject fills the frame, (2) a part of the subject fills the frame, (3) an object or person's face fills most of the screen in a close up, and (4) only part of a face is included. For each shot, students are instructed to name the shot type and describe the appropriate acting approach through body language, facial expressions, etc to convey a selected emotion or state.
This document provides guidance to students on camera shots and acting techniques to convey emotion. It lists 4 common camera shots - (1) the entire subject fills the frame, (2) a part of the subject fills the frame, (3) an object or person's face fills most of the screen in a close up, and (4) only part of a face is included. For each shot, students are instructed to name the shot type and describe the appropriate acting approach through body language, facial expressions, etc to convey a selected emotion or state.
This document provides guidance to students on camera shots and acting techniques to convey emotion. It lists 4 common camera shots - (1) the entire subject fills the frame, (2) a part of the subject fills the frame, (3) an object or person's face fills most of the screen in a close up, and (4) only part of a face is included. For each shot, students are instructed to name the shot type and describe the appropriate acting approach through body language, facial expressions, etc to convey a selected emotion or state.
ADV 3M Film / Video: Camera Shots and Acting Technique
Name the shot and describe the approach an actor would take to convey thought, action, and mood i.e. use of body, facial expression, etc. You may want to choose one emotion or state and follow this through with each different shot. 1. The entire subject fills the frame (head to foot) a. Name of Shot: ______________________________________________ b. Description of Acting Approach_________________________________ ___________________________________________________________ 2. A part of the subject fills the frame (example: waist to top of head) a. Name of Shot: ______________________________________________ b. Description of Acting Approach_________________________________ _____________________________________________________________ 3. Either an object or a person's face fills most of the screen as though the viewer were 'close up' to the subject a. Name of Shot: _______________________________________________ b. Description of Acting Approach_________________________________ ______________________________________________________________ 4. Only part of a face, for example just the eyes, are included in the frame a. Name of Shot: _______________________________________________ b. Description of Acting Approach_________________________________ ______________________________________________________________