English Essentials - Flying Through Film - Cinematography (Stage 4, Years/Grades 7-8)

This video tutorial explores the art of cinematography, focusing on how directors use camera techniques to convey meaning in films. It covers the three main types of shots—close-up, mid shot, and long shot—and their emotional effects. The tutorial also discusses camera angles, including eye-level, low, and high angles, and their impact on perspective. Additionally, it examines camera movements like tilting, panning, and dollying, highlighting their role in storytelling. The video concludes with a preview of upcoming lessons on other film techniques.

How does tilting the camera change the emotional effect of a scene?

In what ways can panning create suspense in a film?

Discuss the impact of dolly shots on the viewer's experience.

What techniques do directors use to influence viewer emotions through cinematography?