the 6 shot system & rule of 1/3s
This week in e9 we learned about the 6 shot system, which are the basic shots you use in any video or photography. The 6 shots consist of...
- over the shoulder
- close up of hands
- medium shot
- wide shot
- extra wide shot
- close up of face
Also we learned about the rule of thirds, which looks like a tick tack toe board laid over your picture. instead of having the object or person in your photographing right in the center of the image or video, you want the object or person to be set where the "tick tack toe" lines lay to make the picture more interesting and better composed.
6 shot system-
close up of the hands- a close up of the hands
shows what they are doing, and has good motion
in it.
over the shoulder- an over the shoulder shot shows
wat your subject is working on by taking it from
their perspective.
close up of the face-a close up of the face helps
show emotion an the detail of the subjects face.
this shot should have the whole face taken up in the
image.
medium shot- the medium shot is from the waist
up, and is a neutral shot to show some surroundings,
but focused on the subject.
wide shot-in the wide, its a full body shot. from head to toe.
this shot is meant to show
surroundings but still focused on the subject.
x/wide shot-the extra with shot is meant to show the
setting and environment the subject is in, the
subject should still be in a head to toe shot.