Doctor Strange

Panning: Multiple camera movements are used when Strange is going through different universes. However panning is used to show the size of them as a whole when Strange is going through each one, as the audience learns about this cinematic universes scale.

Crab: The fight in the mirror world also uses a few different camera movements however this is done to show how the world twists the real world. So by the use of the crab technique as an example it shows the world twisting around the characters making it unlike anything seen before. This is used as a way to blow the audience away by how the scene tries trick the audience.

Ped: The use of a pedestal shot, is done to reveal the villain fully to Doctor Strange and the audience while showing his might by the use of his size while pedding.

In Cloverfield, they use an Inter-Digetic Perspective throughout the whole film. This is used to give the audience a new perspective, like they’re one of the characters in the film. It also gives us less information about the film, leaving us to guess more. Stuff like not knowing so much about the monster, or what other characters are thinking. you only know as much s the character does.

a Digetic is used in point of the film of Johnny English. Throughout most of the film this film is a comedy, but there are point where things became serious, and in those moments the Cinematographer has used a Digetic perspective to get that across.

The Dark Knight

Long Shot: The most iconic shot in the Dark Knight is when Batman stares down when standing on a rubble. The audience will feel surprised as this is the first time they have seen Batman fail. As well this shot captures the fallen rubble what shows how Batman’s world has collapsed.

Close Shot: Joker speaking to Harvey Dent after his face is burned. This close shot could be seen as how alike Dent is to the Joker but also is used to hide what Dent has become.

Mid-Long Shot: Joker in prison where he is calm and relaxed. By showing most of his body and focusing on his posture what shows him not being anxious but collected foreshadowing what is to come in the next 2 scenes with him.

Cinematography is the use of camera work, photography and framing of shots in film-making. the role of cinematographer differs from the role of a director as it is only focused purely on the camera-work elements in film making. These elements include controlling camera movement, shots and framing, as well as angles, shot distances and depth of field.