By Abby, Andrew, Oliver and Catalina

Here are the pictures we took on our camera to show the different lengths of shots. We used the Forrest as we thought it would be a good idea to use a Forrest to develop the character as it shows that he is running away. The mugshots are taken after this occurred

We took these pictures in order to try and achieve the effect that I was running and wanted to get away from someone (a chase scene). We followed the rule: extra wide shot, wide shot, mid shot, close-up shot, and an extra-close shot.

Our shots are below:

We took these pictures in order to try and achieve the effect that I was running and wanted to get away from someone (a chase scene). We followed the rule: extra wide shot, wide shot, mid shot, close-up shot, and an extra-close shot. 

Our shots are below:

For this shoot, we wanted to make the character an old school gentleman, who has some dark secrets down below. I photoshopped 3 of the shots to maximise the effect. All shots, edited and unedited, are below:

For this shoot, we wanted to make the character an old school gentleman, who has some dark secrets down below. I photoshopped 3 of the shots to maximise the effect. All shots, edited and unedited, are below:

we were inspired to do these shots by the film ‘vertigo’ where long and short shots are utilised. we focused on the charactor ‘boxhead’

Who is box head?