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Understand the features of single camera production

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Understand the features of single camera production

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A single camera production is the production that is filmed using one camera to get all the shots and scenes. The shot can then be changed by stopping the actors in the scene and then moving the camera and starting the action again. The benefit of using the single camera technique is that it doesn't cost as much as using multiple cameras. Therefore you are saving money and this can be spent on different things in production. Also just having one camera means that you can get into smaller places without worrying about fitting multiple cameras in there. Therefore having one camera makes it not as cramped in the smaller places therefore theres more room for the actors.

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Coronation Street
The Narrative Structure of coronation street is linear with each episode having a start, middle and the end. It rarely has any flashback in any of the episodes. In Coronation Street there is natural lighting and props that match real things for example they own a pub in Coronation Street in the pub we see props of glass bottles, beet pumps, chairs and booths. This helps to add to the realism of the show. The show is always open ended so therefore it makes the audience come back to it and watch the next episode. In the show they only have one camera in the houses and the pub because the space is so small therefore they cannot fit the full amount of the multi camera in there.

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UnSane
The narrative structure of the film UnSane is linear as it has a clear start, middle and the end. It clearly shows the start of the film then the middle and the end. The film has a lot of aspects of realism with it all being filmed on an iphone therefore there is no multi camera and it is all one angle. With the iphone the aspects of realism is there because it is something that anyone else can do with an Iphone. The film has a run-time of 1.30 hours. It has a close ending because there is no sequel to the film. Having just the single camera in the film and having it being the iphone makes it feel more realistic. If it had the multi camera aspect to the film it would feel different to having just the one camera.

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The Only Way Is Essex
The Only Way Is Essex is linear with it being a drama documentary it shows no flashback and just shows the day to day lives of some of the people that lives in Essex. They only have the one camera in the show in each house to make the show seem more realistic if they had more it would feel scripted and not realistic. The show is always open ended so people would come back and watch the next episode.

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Hayden you cover some pertinent points in this tasks however I think that it lacks a depth in the research in places. I think it may benefit from use of more contextual and comparative details. Do a little fact check on some of your examples, is TOWIE really a single camera production?

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Different films and TV shows uses different shot sizes and techniques to explain or show something in there film below I will explain some of the shot sizes and why they are used.

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Below is an example of a extreme long shot. It is first used to show the audience where the scene is talking place. It also shows the audience what the character are looking at or where the characters are set. In the example below the first show is of a glooming USA. This is to show the audience the affect of the snap from the previous avengers movie and how destroyed and gloomy the world now is. It adds meaning to world.

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Marvel Studios' Avengers: Endgame - Big Game TV Spot

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Close ups to a characters face are used more in television than in movies. They are mostly used in soap operas as they are easy to film. For a director to deliberately avoid close-ups may create in the audience an emotional distance from the character. Close-ups are used to show the audience the emotion of the character. Medium shots are mostly in dialogue sequences, as they allow the viewer to pick up on the character's movements and gestures. Body language is important to showing emotion, and the medium shot remains close enough to capture that emotion. In the example below we see both the medium shot and close up being used as it shows the expression of the sparta and his body language towards the other spartan.

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A long shot is a shot that shows a scene from a distance but not as far of  a distance as the establishing shot. A long shot is used to show the environment or setting of a scene. In films for example sci-fi movies you might use a long shot to show the monster causing traffic jams and panicked crowds. Below we can see a long shot is used to show how busy the terminal is showing the audience how hard it is to find someone in this terminal.