Basic Shot Types

A short film describing the use of different camera shots to create a film story. For more information on Shot Types, visit http://www.littlefilmschool.com/2010/02/basic-shot-types/

Category:

Film & Animation

Tags:

• camera
• shot
• filmmaking

[themusicalnomad]

This was a great video. But I notice you uploaded this in 2010 and you're channel only has one video! It would be great if you could upload more tutorials, I am sure you could have a following in no time if you did.

[MrDiastas]

Very nice song at background..

Who plays that???

[icrvchalam]

Nice demo with a good finishing touch congratulating us.

[MRLAULING]

This Song Is Not Good (SUCKS)

[irizjoi33]

can i ask what is the song at the background?

[RachelSingJie]

love it !

[xCohta]

@MikeezXF

Generally this would seem impossible without another camera. Most people dub their own voice over them self later on. If that sounds strange or simply doesn't match up correctly (which it typically doesn't), then your subject, for example, could say "the quick brown fox jumps..." (move camera to long shot, and have him/her freeze and repeat the last couple words and finish the sentence) "...fox jumps over the lazy dog."

[MikeezXF]

Please help me, I am filming something from Medium Shot TO Long Shot. But the person is talking and we have one camera.... How do you do it?

[MrMacdurbin]

thanks, and please make more tutorials...you're a good teacher!

[bboyzuel]

nice..