| FILM | Preference (/10) | Memorable Scene | Film Element Focus |
| The Shining(Kubrick, 1980) | 9 /10 | the zooming into the maze | Cinematography |
the shining feedback
Daily Archives: October 11, 2021
Filters
the shining; texual analysis first response
| film | /10 preference | memorable scene | film element focus |
| The Shining (Kubrick,1980) | 8/10 | Danny running around the snow filled maze running away from jack. (tracking shot) | Cinematography |
THE SHINING: first response
| FILM | Preference (/10) | Memorable Scene | Film Element Focus |
| The Shining (Kubrick, 1980) | 8.5/10 | Redrum scene | Cinematography |
The Shining – First Response
| FILM | PREFERENCE /10 | MEMORABLE SCENE | FILM ELEMENT FOCUS |
| The Shining (Stanley Kubrick, 1980) | 8.5/10 | The maze chase | Cinematography |
The Shining – First Response
I rate 6/10 – Its aight, I’ve had better in a school cafeteria
Memorable scene – The red bathroom scene
Film Element Focus – Cinematography
THe Shining
| FILM | Preference (/10) | Memorable Scene | Film Element Focus |
| The Shining (Kubrick, 1980) | 8.5 /10 | Hallway Twin scene | Cinematography |
First response, The shining
| Film | Preference /10 | Memorable scenes | Film Element Focus |
| The Shining (1980, Kubrick) | 8/10 | 1.”Here’s Johnny” 2.Redrum 3. Dick Hallorann coming back to check on the family | Cinematography |
Shot types list
| Name of shot (abbreviation) | description of shot in relation to subject | use in storytelling |
| extreme close up | parts of the face e.g eyes taking up the frame | gets inside the head of the character |
| close up (cu) | whole face takes up the frame | reveals characters emotional state |
| medium close up | head and shoulders in the frame | |
| low angle shot(LA)/ high angle shot(HA) | ||
| extreme long shot | only scenery in view cannot make out individual people | used as an establishing shot |
| medium shot (MS) | one or two people in frame from Waist height. sometimes taken from over the shoulder from one character (OSS) | often used as a master shot/ two shot/ shot-reverse for conversations |
| pan/tilt | mimics a character looking round the scene | |
| track (steady cam / handheld) | camera follows a subject by moving along with them. |