MEDIA KEY TERMSImages and Definitions

(in Section A exam book)

PART A: CAMERA SHOTSPART B: CAMERA ANGLESPART C: CAMERA MOVEMENTPART D: COMPOSITION

Complete starter quiz

• A) write the correct letter• B) place correct term in correct box

10 mins

Peer assess

Homework: Assignment 2: CAM SAMC

• Set: thur sept 18• Due: next wed

• Make a PowerPoint presentation which documents your groups pictures for CAM SAMC• There should be annotations which BRIEFLY explain the description & purposes• DONE IN GROUPS – you all take pictures TOGETHER

CAM shots CAM angles CAM movement Composition

Establishing shotWide shotLong shotMid/medium shotClose up shotExtreme close up shotPOV (point of view)Over the shoulder shotTwo shotOverhead shot

High LowCanted/oblique

PanTiltTrackZoomReverse zoomDolly

Screen grabs of videos

Symmetry balance Asymmetry balance

Rule of thirds

Shallow focusDeep focus

Focus pulls (Screen grabs)

You are being assessed on…..

• Understanding of key terms• Correct photograph to represent correct term• Quality of photos – clear & bright• Creativity in photos• Presentation & organisation of slides• ICT skills in Powerpoint presentation

• NO pictures in study room allowed – get outside!

Groups 1 2 3

AmandaKate-lyn

AnnamariaDenise

EmmaJordanBridgetLaurel

GabriellaNikol

EwelinaRonnie?

Plan times to work together

• Times to take photos• Times to complete powerpoint

• (due next wed)

• If someone is not working LET ME KNOW, you are all expected to contribute

Example of layout…..

CAMERA SHOTSClose up Shot

Description:• A shot that shows more

detail of a person/object• i.e. face, hand

Purpose:• Close up shots capture more

detail or information of a person/object to the audience

• Audience will then pay attention to those details which may hold importance

• This close up reveals the emotion of surprise from the raised eyebrows

CAMERA SHOTSClose up Shot

Description:• A shot that shows more

detail of a person/object• i.e. face, hand

Purpose:• Close up shots capture more

detail or information of a person/object to the audience

• Audience will then pay attention to those details which may hold importance

• This close up reveals the emotion of surprise from the raised eyebrows