the 180 system
What is the 180 system?
The 180-degree rule states that two or more characters in a scene should always have the same left/right relationship with each other.
What is an establishing shot
An establishing shot is a shot in filmmaking that sets up the context for the scene by showing a place that establishes the content of the scene
What is a shot/reverse shot
two different perspectives of the same scene
What is an eyeline match
An eyeline match occurs when shot A presents someone looking at something offscreen and shot B shows us what is being looked at.
What is a re-establishing shot?
A shot used as a reminder to the setting of the story.
The 180-degree rule helps to
What are two examples of an Establishing shot?
Family guy clip and Rango movie scene
does the camera move in this specific shot
no. it stays in place between the two characters
An eyeline match helps an audience see what _____ is seeing.
The character on-screen.
How are establishing shots used in media?
Establishing shots are used to remind the viewer where they are in the story / the space the story takes place in.
What reasons are there for purposeful breaking of an action line?
For dramatic effects &/or to create a disoriented feeling.
When can establishing shots take place?
Daytime, Nighttime, Afternoon, Seasonal weather.
When is the shot/reverse shot often used?
in dialogue scenes.
The example of the eyeline match, which concludes two pictures, is from the movie ______?
Crash
What as an example of re-establishing shots used in film?
The Shining interview scene.