13 Questions
What is the purpose of an ECU in filming?
To emphasize a specific feature of the subject
What is the benefit of using StudioBinder for shot listing?
It makes shot listing easier with a checklist of shot specs
What is the focal point of an ECU shot?
A specific feature of the subject
What is an extreme long shot (ELS) or extreme wide shot (EWS)?
A shot that makes the subject appear small against their location
What is the purpose of using a long shot or wide shot?
To keep the subject in plain view amidst grander surroundings
What is the difference between an extreme long shot and an extreme close-up?
An extreme long shot makes the subject appear small against their location, while an extreme close-up focuses on a specific detail of the subject
What feeling can an extreme long shot create for the audience?
A feeling of distance or unfamiliarity with the subject
What is the purpose of an establishing shot?
To show the audience the location of the scene
What is a tracking shot?
A shot that slowly moves towards the subject
What is the difference between a medium shot and a medium close-up shot?
A medium shot frames the subject from roughly the chest up while a medium close-up shot frames the subject from closer to the face
What is an extreme close-up shot?
A shot that fills the frame with the subject's face
What is the purpose of a full shot in film?
To show a better idea of the scene setting
What is the difference between a cowboy shot and a medium wide camera shot?
A cowboy shot shows the subject from roughly the chest up while a medium wide camera shot frames the subject from closer to the face
Learn about the different types of camera shots by size with this quiz. From extreme long shots to extreme close-ups, this quiz will test your knowledge on essential shot sizes used in popular films and television shows. Don't forget to check out the provided PDF shot list for examples!
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