Task 1
Shot 1: Medium Wide Shot, Ease Out. Miles looks out of the window;
he is tied to a chair.
Shot2: Wide Shot/ Birds Eye View. Camera eases in as Miles
moves from window to the centre of the room.
Shot3: Cut In. Camera is close up to Mile’ hands as he
struggles to free himself.
Shot4: Medium Wide Shot. Miles continues to struggle until
he hears a knock at the door and turns his head.
Shot5: Medium Wide Shot. Camera pans to the left as Miles
turns to face the door.
Shot6: Medium Wide Shot. Camera cuts to Jefferson (Miles’ dad)
is central to the frame facing the other side of the door.
Shot7: Medium Shot. Camera looks at the shadow beneath the door.
Shot8: Medium Wide Shot. Jefferson moves towards the door.
The camera pans slightly to follow him.
Shot9: Medium Wide Shot. There is a slight camera shake. Miles’
continues to listen.
Shot10: MCU. The camera eases in towards Jefferson’s face.
Shot11: Medium Wide Shot. Miles Looks up and moves towards
the camera.
Shot12: Medium Wide Shot. The camera eases in towards
Jefferson as he edges closer to the door.
Shot 13: Medium Shot. The camera pans to the left slightly
as Miles moves closer to the door.
Shot14: Medium Shot. The camera eases in on Jefferson’s
face.
Shot15: Medium Shot. The camera eases in as Miles leans his head
against the door.
Shot16: Medium Shot. The camera ease in as Jefferson places
his hand against the door.
Shot17: Medium Shot. Camera looks down at the shadow beneath
the door.
Shot18: MCU. The camera eases in as Miles leans against the
door.
Shot19: MCU. Jefferson takes his hand from the door, knocks
twice and moves backwards.
Shot20: Wide Shot/ Two Shot. The scene shows the two separate
rooms, Jefferson walks towards the camera as Miles lifts his head from the
door.
Task 2
Taking shots from a typical two person conversation to understand the camera angles.
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