EXPLANATION OF SHOT TYPES

Wide Shot - Body Language
Medium Shot - interview, news reading
Close up - to show their emotions, focus on the character
Extreme close up - Often used in genres like horror movies, distort the charactersubject
Low angle - to create control or power
High angle - looking up at the character makes the other character powerful

The space around the subject creates a different meaning
Too Much Headroom - Sad - side profile, alienation
Too Little Headroom - Body movement, Mostly seen in rap music videos

LOW ANGLE SHOT


Over her shoulder, its really dark and the lighting on the frog potrays (Good vs Evil) in both characters
 
 LOW ANGLE & WIDE SHOT
 To give some other perspective, its a short, long and wide, shows the setting and how short the man is.
Visual Clues: to create the sense of the height, is based in a office, the man is trying to open up the carbinet.
"Loose talk is Noose talk" - Trying to escape from a mental institution, he's dressed in a while lab coat

MAD HATTER

MEDIUM, CLOSE SHOT
Focusing on the mad hatter's head, the close shot introduces the character and sets the shot
Props/costumes and makeup
Gloomy background
 
 LOW ANGLE & MEDIUM SHOT
Visual Clues : War background, boss of the office, dressed in the old fashioned years
Overall meaning: He seems like he's thinking about the object he's holding
Emotions: Thinking, up to something