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The scene starts with an extreme close up on the ground and then a mans bare feet walks across it, this could be so that they don’t make any noise to drive the narrative of the film, then the camera zooms out and shows this mans whole family, they use a tracking shot to show how none of them are wearing shoes, and their clothes are quite tattered, so the gives the audience the impression that they are wearing old clothes because something happened in the world preventing them from being able buy new clothes or they have to carry as much clothes on their back as they can. The film lets you know that this is a thriller as throughout this whole scene, very ominous music starts playing that sets the tone for the rest of the scene as the music keeps the audience on edge, the dad gets a close up in the scene whilst running towards the youngest son, with low key lighting with also tells the viewer that this is not an upbeat film and the youngest child is in danger, in this scene they use non verbal communication which allows the audience to see the severity and danger of the situation from the dads facial expressions. In this scene they use tracking (dollying) to follow the dad as he is running to the son. The setting in this scene has no distinct location but they are at like the end of a forest where only a bridge connects it to another area of land. The rocket ship as a prop was used as a device to give the creature a reason to attack and show case more emotion from the family.
In this scene u see another man in dark clothes telling the IT specialists to close the door whilst Chris is still inside it and they don’t want to showing some sort of friendship and reinforcing the fact that he is the main character. In this scene they use a series of wide angle and mid shots to show the dinosaur moving near the truck he’s under then uses a close up and pans the camera around his face to show his NVC as quiet and calm but the audience can tell that he is worried. Then the camera zooms out into a wide angled close up to show the other worker and his NVC which was blatant fear as he kisses his cross, then the camera once again zooms out into a wide angled mid shot that has Chris Pratt in the background as the dinosaur kicks a truck then eats the other worker. Then Chris has another close up where he witnesses the other workers’ death through a shattered window screen and but you see the death twice, once in the wide angled mid shot and the last time is through Chris’ POV. Then the camera focuses back on Pratt cutting the oil out of the truck to hide his scent from the dinosaur, then u get a two shot of Pratt and the dinosaur whilst Pratt is hiding and it is looking for him. two shot A two shot is used to establish that two characters are together in a scene. This shows the audience the main characters in the scene eye level. Mid shot a mid shot is when the camera focuses on a medium sized section of something such as a person from their head to their waist. Over The Shoulder shot An over the shoulder shot shows the shoulder of one character and what they are looking at or who they are talking too. Long Shot A long shot is when the camera focuses on the whole of something which places the character or thing in their surroundings. Head - Toe. Extreme Long Shot / Establishing Shot An extreme long shot or establishing shot is a camera angle that shows a lot of information from far away. Bird's Eye View A bird's eye view shot shows something or somewhere directly from above. High Angle Shot A high angle shot is taken from a level higher than the subject. Low Angle Shot A low angle shot is taken from a level lower than the subject. Point Of View Shot A point of view shot shows us a scene through the eyes of one of it's character's. Worm's Eye View A shot taken from directly below, looking up to an actor or the point of interest. Canted Angle Unbalanced shot, where the physical camera itself is placed at an unorthodox angle. Wide Angle Shot taken from a distance in order to frame more than two subjects at the same time. Close Up A close up is when the camera focuses on a small part of something. This is used to convey emotions. Extreme Close Up
An extreme Close Up is when the camera focuses on a tiny aspect of something. It is used to show detail or make the audience aware of something that is important.
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