Why are camera angles important and what can they help do? 

Camera angles are important because camera angles show different perspectives for example, for a  film or tv series. Camera angles can show the surroundings that someone is in. Using different camera angles also shows that the piece of media looks professional and the camera operator looks like he knows what he's doing, making him look experienced. Using different camera angles  can also change the mood the piece of media want to portray  

Wide angle 


A wide angle is used to show the character in his surroundings 


Establishing shot 

An establishing shot is used when in a film, the director wants to show the audience the surroundings and setting of where the movie will take place. For example, this could be a city, building or a forest. 


Full shot 

A full shot is when the person's full body is visible into the frame 


Medium long shot 

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Dutch Angles 

A dutch angle is used to show emotion and intensity of a character in a film,  Dutch angles are mainly used in horror and sci-fi movies. Dutch angles can give a claustrophobic and intense feeling in a scene of a movie. 

A medium long shot is when the body is visible from the head to the knees


Medium shot 

A medium shot is when the person's body is  visible only at the waist up and its cut out of frame from below the waist. 


Close up 

A close up shot is just a camera angle that shows the person's face in more detail. A close up is used in all type of movie genres. depending on the genre a close up could mean a lot of different things. For example a close up that is used in a horror movie could signify uneasiness.  


Extreme close up 

A extreme close is similar to a normal close up but an extreme close up is more close up on the face. A extreme close up can be used to make the audience feel uneasy or to show how the main character of a movie or a tv series is feeling. 


Medium close up 

A medium close up is similar to a normal medium shot. A normal medium  shot is when a person is visible in a shot from the head to the waist. It cuts the  legs out of the camera frame. A medium close up shot is when a person is visible in the camera frame from the top of the head and it cuts out of frame halfway along the chest. 


High angle 

A high angle is a camera that is positioned high when recording. This camera angle could mean that the character in the film is weak and vulnerable.  


Low angle 

A low angle is the opposite of a high angle. The low angle makes the character in the movie feel powerful and dominant. 


Premiere pro blurred background edit



Behind the scenes - Premiere pro editing 


These are some screenshot of my work that I was doing on premiere pro. The task was to make a blurred background on a portrait image and also to zoom into an image. I made a fade in at the start of my edit and also a fade out at the end. To make those edits I used a lot of keyframes to make it so that the image was able to zoom into it self. Key frames are just points that you can put on a video which will allow you to change the size of an image, rotate it, make it fade in or out.

To make my blurred image edit i went to effects section on premiere pro and searched for an effect called ''Fast blur''. Then I dragged the effect on the image I wanted to blur and turned up the blur setting. 

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