Year 8 Film Techniques
Quiz by Leonie Marini
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- Q1What is a close-up shot?A shot taken from a low angle looking up at the subject.A shot showing the subject in relation to their surroundings.A shot where the subject is tightly framed and fills the frame.A shot where the camera is moving towards or away from the subject.30s
- Q2What is a tracking shot?A shot where the camera is stationary and the subject moves.A shot where the camera is tilted on its side.A shot where the camera moves smoothly alongside the subject.A shot where the camera is pointed down at the subject.30s
- Q3What is a high angle shot?A shot taken from a low angle looking up at the subject.A shot where the subject is in the center of the frame.A shot where the camera is moving towards or away from the subject.A shot taken from above looking down at the subject.30s
- Q4What is a low angle shot?A shot where the camera is moving towards or away from the subject.A shot taken from above looking down at the subject.A shot where the subject is in the center of the frame.A shot taken from below looking up at the subject.30s
- Q5What is a long shot?A shot where the subject is tightly framed and fills the frame.A shot showing the subject in relation to their surroundings.A shot where the camera is moving towards or away from the subject.A shot taken from a distance to show the subject's surroundings.30s
- Q6What is a point-of-view shot?A shot showing the subject in relation to their surroundings.A shot where the camera is stationary and the subject moves.A shot where the subject is in the center of the frame.A shot where the camera assumes the subject's perspective.30s
- Q7What is a zoom shot?A shot where the subject is tightly framed and fills the frame.A shot where the camera is stationary and the subject moves.A shot where the camera's lens changes from a wide angle to a telephoto lens or vice versa.A shot where the camera moves smoothly alongside the subject.30s
- Q8What is a pan shot?A shot where the camera rotates on its horizontal axis.A shot where the camera is stationary and the subject moves.A shot where the camera is tilted on its side.A shot taken from a distance to show the subject's surroundings.30s
- Q9What is a tilt shot?A shot where the camera is stationary and the subject moves.A shot taken from above looking down at the subject.A shot where the camera is pointed down at the subject.A shot where the camera rotates on its vertical axis.30s
- Q10What is a Dutch angle shot?A shot where the camera rotates on its vertical axis.A shot where the camera is pointed down at the subject.A shot where the subject is tightly framed and fills the frame.A shot where the camera is tilted on its side.30s