Camera Movements

Camera movements:

Panning - Stays on the tripod / moves left or right.

Zooming.

Turning around

Following or moving an object

Tracking shot (dollying)

Point - see exactly what the character sees.

Steadycam shot - apparatus is worn by camerman to achieve a smooth shot.

Tilting - attached to a tripod / vertical up down.

Crane shot - Mechanical controlled crane used normally in fantasy films to swoop.

12/9/2011 Continued.

The difference between a mainstream and niche audience is that mainstream is for a bigger group of people and niche is for specific type.

 4 Points.

- Characters

- Sound

- Camera

- Mise-en-scene

12/9/2011 

Key words - mainstream, niche, mise-en-scene, proxemics, non digectic (background Digectic (in the scene)

Mediated - cut down to what people would want to see eg - big brother. It is a 24 hour recorded programme but is cut down so the producers only show the public scenes which can boost the programmes ratings.

New media - New devices used such as computers or mobile phones. Newspapers can be seen as old media.

Mainstream media - the thing the majority of people are watching/seeing.

Media and text analysis - pre production, storyboard, casting.

Characters - Casting, actor, narrative.

Camera shots - Editing.

Media.

Media.

Modern media - media used nowadays.

Mass media - Something showed in a newspaper, TV or anything that many people can see. *mainstream

New media - Devices such as a computer used to aid media.

Mediated Media - short ‘cut down’ media such as a shortened version of a football match only showing the highlights.

Modern Media - Usually refers to what is modern at any given time. It can be a representation of reality or an unofficial biography or someone else.

 

My interpretation of media.

Pictures, Internet, Social networking websites, Tv, Book, Music, Gaming, Film, Radio, Reviews.