Camera Shot Analysis Essay
It is qualified the shooting by the local videographers. They used varieties of shots included wide, medium, tight, creative shots. So, the viewers can maintain the attention to the news, and these shootings made the news clear and understandable.
• (Evidence of wide, medium, tight and creative shots)
I could see the wide shot when they show us the place which the burgarly happened. So, they shot the town including street and building so that viewers recognize the place. In addition, when they told the story about dog, they used wide shot. We could see inside and outside park really well. On the other hand, buildings it self and street sings were shot as a tight shot and showed the initimate detailes subject or acting. They used medium shots techniques when they interviewed to NDSU students. They focused on students themselves but, at the same time, I could see other extra things like chair and tables. I also found creative shot, they shot creatively at the burgurly area; they included the ground. The direction of camera was bottom to upper. So, it made the scene more unique.
• Any shaky video?
I could not find shaky video except a part of the news. When camera shot the park, they tried to shot all of the park, so the camera moved itself, at …show more content…
It was perfectly balanced. Some stories had a fast space: changing about Fargo and quick interview of president of CBS company. By comparison, a story explaining some involved political controversies were slightly longer sentences with words expressing more complicated ideas. In ths case, it was the news about plant parenthood. The news covered how plant parenthood relate to politics. The story itself may need to be slightly longer than any others. The whole effect is one of a slower pace. As a result, the news was balanced space. Otherwise too many short, sharp or long stories may leave listeners confused, unable to keep up with the pace of changing
• (Evidence of wide, medium, tight and creative shots)
I could see the wide shot when they show us the place which the burgarly happened. So, they shot the town including street and building so that viewers recognize the place. In addition, when they told the story about dog, they used wide shot. We could see inside and outside park really well. On the other hand, buildings it self and street sings were shot as a tight shot and showed the initimate detailes subject or acting. They used medium shots techniques when they interviewed to NDSU students. They focused on students themselves but, at the same time, I could see other extra things like chair and tables. I also found creative shot, they shot creatively at the burgurly area; they included the ground. The direction of camera was bottom to upper. So, it made the scene more unique.
• Any shaky video?
I could not find shaky video except a part of the news. When camera shot the park, they tried to shot all of the park, so the camera moved itself, at …show more content…
It was perfectly balanced. Some stories had a fast space: changing about Fargo and quick interview of president of CBS company. By comparison, a story explaining some involved political controversies were slightly longer sentences with words expressing more complicated ideas. In ths case, it was the news about plant parenthood. The news covered how plant parenthood relate to politics. The story itself may need to be slightly longer than any others. The whole effect is one of a slower pace. As a result, the news was balanced space. Otherwise too many short, sharp or long stories may leave listeners confused, unable to keep up with the pace of changing