Inspiring a New Generation of Film and Video Professional.
Learn from lesson and tutorials from cool2film
Classes Include:
- History of Film
- Writing a Screenplay
- Storyboard
- Digital Video Cameras
- Advanced Shooting
- Video Production
- Digital Video Editing
- Learning Adobe Flash
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Learning to Shoot
Objective
Learning to properly frame a shot is fundmantal to creating professional films and videos. This is an example framing shots.
| Staging Dialogue Shot - 2 person |
| The challenge is to represent a 3 dimensional space in the 2 dimensional frame. |
| Frontality |
| This is the basic of most film and video. This is where the subject is facing the camera or the viewer of the film. There are many ways of arranging the camera and the subject. |
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The Master Shot
The is usually a wide shot that shows all the actors and action is the sceen. This is important to establish where the actors are in relaction to the world. |
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The Medium shot
This helps establish the space and relationship between the 2 subjects. This is who are they and what are they talking about. |
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Over the Sholder Shot
Establish distance, very popular, |
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Shot/Reverse Shot Pattern
This is where alternating close up are used to follow the subjects conversation. |
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Final Medium Shot
The sceen is competed with a medium shot. |
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