Question

film techniques toolkit
year 7 english

film shots
label these shots:

mise-en-scène

film shots and angles cloze passage
word bank
powerful • vulnerable • setting • emotions • face • suspense • eye level • close-up • extreme long shot • low angle • high angle • birds eye view • canted • overwhelming

Explanation:

Analyze the first row of film shots

Using Film Shots and Visual Analysis, we identify the scale of subjects relative to their environment.

• Shot 1 shows a vast landscape with a tiny castle. This is an extreme long shot.
• Shot 2 shows characters silhouetted against a massive sky. This is a long shot.
• Shot 3 shows two characters from the waist up. This is a medium shot.

Analyze the second row of film shots and angles

Using Camera Angles and Visual Analysis, we determine the camera's position and perspective.

• Shot 4 looks straight up from the bottom of a well. This is a worm's eye view.
• Shot 5 focuses tightly on a character's face and hands. This is a close-up.
• Shot 6 is already labeled as "mise-en-scène" in the worksheet.

Match with the provided Word Bank

We cross-reference our visual findings with the terms available in the Word Bank:

• "extreme long shot" matches Shot 1.
• "close-up" matches Shot 5.
• Other terms like "high angle", "low angle", "eye level", "bird's eye view", and "canted" represent angles that can be used to describe the remaining shots.
• Shot 4 is taken from directly below looking up, which is a extreme low angle or "worm's eye view" (not in bank, but "low angle" is present). Let's look at the options: "extreme long shot", "close-up", "low angle", "high angle", "eye level", "bird's eye view", "canted".
• Shot 1: extreme long shot (setting).
• Shot 2: extreme long shot / long shot (shows the journey/setting).
• Shot 3: eye level (neutral shot showing interaction).
• Shot 4: low angle (looking up from the well).
• Shot 5: close-up (focusing on the face/emotions).
• Shot 6: mise-en-scène (already filled).

Answer:

No.	Film Shot / Angle
2	extreme long shot
3	eye level
4	low angle
5	close-up
6	mise-en-scène