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Shooting language Basics

The starter session is to teach you the basics of operating the camera and to cover some health

and safety stuff. You really learn how to use the camera when you take it out and start trying to

shoot a drama or documentary.

When that happens you also find out about style decisions and certain 'rules' about creating an

imaginary 3D world- which is what a piece of moving image tries to do.

These 'rules' are not unbreakable, and once you have had more practice you will find that

breaking them creatively can give great and sometimes unsettling effects. But when you start

shooting you will see why they exist and why most filmmakers abide by them.

I will discuss a few of the 'rules' later, but right now I'm going to outline some useful terms that

will help you to plan, execute and discuss your filmmaking, both with other filmmakers and in

assessments.

Some Basic Shots:

WS- Wide Shot. eg. A landscape, a building, a street or a whole

room and everyone in it.

MW- Medium wide eg. A kitchen table and people sat round it.

Two-shot- eg. Two people in frame, often head to chest depending

how close they are to each other/ different heights etc.

OS- Over shoulder shot eg. In a conversation, you can see a bit of

one character's shoulder and the other person's head and

shoulders.

POV- Point of view shot eg. Imitating a character's point of view.

MS- Mid-shot eg. A person from their head to their middle, with

some background.

MCU- Medium Close-up eg. Someone's head and shoulders