10/16/2017 | FRAMING SHOTS

What are the key differences between full, medium and close up shots?  How does this apply to over the shoulder shots?  Two shots?  How do different lenses effect these shots?

A full shot is framing an entire persons body within the frame. A medium shot is when you frame only half of the body within the frame. A close up shot is when you frame someones face within the frame, which shows more emotion within their expressions. This applies to shots such as over the shoulder depending on how you want your shot to look. Different lenses effect these shots by making things seem closer or further away to or from each other.

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