Establishing shot: The blurriness in this picture is not included in our storyboard, however we thought it was a good image to set the scene.
Close up: This shot is used to create suspense as we don't know what is on the other side of the door.
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Monday, 15 November 2010
SHOT TYPES
STORY BOARD IDEAS
Preliminary task :
This task will help us to practice producing our children's film using storyboards and shot lists. This will
familiarise us with the use of camera work and editing techniques, so we can begin to create an idea for our children's film.We are also beginning to think more about what we could include in our mise-en scene so we can set the scene that we want to appeal to our target audience.
This task will help us to practice producing our children's film using storyboards and shot lists. This will
familiarise us with the use of camera work and editing techniques, so we can begin to create an idea for our children's film.We are also beginning to think more about what we could include in our mise-en scene so we can set the scene that we want to appeal to our target audience.
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