Question

film techniques toolkit
year 7 english

film shots
label these shots:

Explanation:

Identify the first row of shots

Using our knowledge of Film Shots and Cinematography, let's analyze the top three images:

• Top-Left Image: Shows a vast landscape with Hogwarts in the distance. The subject is extremely small, emphasizing the environment. This is an Extreme Long Shot (or Extreme Wide Shot).
• Top-Middle Image: Shows the silhouettes of characters walking across a ridge. The entire figures are visible within the landscape. This is a Long Shot (or Wide Shot).
• Top-Right Image: Shows Fiona and Shrek from the waist up. This framing is a classic Medium Shot (or Mid Shot).

Identify the second row of shots

Let's analyze the bottom three images:

• Bottom-Left Image: Shows a character looking down into a hole, filmed from inside the hole looking up. This is a Low Angle Shot (or specifically a worm's-eye view / point-of-view shot, but in standard toolkits, it represents a Low Angle).
• Bottom-Middle Image: Shows a close-up of Mirabel's face focusing on her expression. This is a Close-Up Shot.
• Bottom-Right Image: Shows characters looking up, filmed from directly above them looking down. This is a High Angle Shot (or bird's-eye view).

Answer:

No.	Shot / Angle
2 (Top-Middle)	Long Shot
3 (Top-Right)	Medium Shot
4 (Bottom-Left)	Low Angle Shot
5 (Bottom-Middle)	Close-Up Shot
6 (Bottom-Right)	High Angle Shot