Camera
Editing
Sound
Mise on Scene
Different types of scene:
Extreme Close Up
Close Up
Medium shot
Medium Long shot
Long shot
Extreme Long Shot
Frame: All the shots above.
Angle: Wormseye, Birdseye, High, Level, Low, Movement
Movement: Tracking, Tilt up, Tilt down, Pan right, Pan left, Zoom, steadicam
The Scene Begins with a Medium shot-High angle-Static
The choice of camera position is quite a good one, it introduces the scene so we need to have a good view of the main actor in order to identify the setting and any possible danger that may occur.
Long Shot- Level- Static
Prior to this picture the room was in darkness the long shot is used to show the lights coming on in the room and therefore pushes us to believe that there maybe danger ahead for Luke. The reason for the camera moving further away from the character shows us that a new character will be entering the scene. This does happen therefore justifying the camera change.
The reason for the close up of Luke in this scene is to show the audience his reaction to the introduction of the new character. This will highlight to the audience if the entering character will be one to be feared or perhaps a friend. Luke's reaction is very important to us which is the reason for his close up here.
Medium Long Shot- High angle- static
The Angle used in this camera angle is chosen to show the powerful nature of vader he is leaning over the camera which make the audience fell threatened.
Extreme Wide Shot- High Angle- Static
This shot shows Skywalker falling into a deep pit from extremely high up so therefore a high angle. The shot is extremely wide to demonstrate how small the main character has become and therefore showing a defeated attitude.
The reason for the extreme close up in this picture is to show the anguish on Skywalker's face. The director
