Before I left for school this morning I wanted to check my facebook page, but when I went to open up a browser a page was already open. On the page was this video, which I noticed has some good camera angles. So here it is becoming a blog post. The fact that the performers made up a full orchestra with a choir must have given the director/cameraman a lot to work with, and the way the camera looks at the instruments gives the clip variety.
The assortment of shots include:
- a Bird's eye view shot of the square the orchestra is in,
- Long shot of children watching the musicians
- Shots from bellow the instruments
- Extreme close up of string instruments
- Close up of instruments from behind
- Pan shots of the women in the orchestra
- Pan shots of other musicians walking into the square
- Shot from above of drums moving into the group
- Shot between musicians of conductor and many others that I cannot currently pin-point.
This video has emphasised that I will need to use a wide variety of shot types and distances in my film opening to keep my audience engaged.
I think this was worth note, and a fun video.
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