Camerawork blog tasks'

3 CAMERA SHOTS

Close up shot: In this shot, you can't see the background as this scene only revolves around her. She shows a lot of facial expressions to suggest that she's in panic or distress or maybe something went wrong. This shot allows the audience to see a emotional reaction. Close up shots are usually an aspect of a characters face allowing us to observe how they are feeling at the time.

Over the shoulder shot: In this shot, you can see the person's point of view in which you can spot them looking from behind maybe to suggest they are in danger as they are fully unaware of it. It gives a visual representation of the background and this shot specifically has this angle, so we as the audience can notice all the imperfections.

Two shot, medium close up: In this shot, you can see the two characters together, making it a two shot as usually the characters are together. In this shot, you can detect the characters facial expressions as they look frantic and unsettled about something. This is shown when the  camera gets closer to them 

1 CAMERA ANGLE

Low angle shot: In this shot the character is portrayed in a low angle to show that the character looks vulnerable or in fear, it can invert the dynamic to make the audience feel smaller then they really are. This focuses on the characters state showing their weaknesses. 

MIS-EN-SCENE

The setting gives off from a lab that has forbidden chemicals in it. It helps us see what the character environment and surroundings are within themselves. This show also suggests a sense of superpower because of all these portals that is shown in the video.