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Scene 1: Establishing Shot

Shot Type: Wide Shot

Description: Capture the exterior of the church to set the scene.

Camera Angle: Eye-level

Lens Setting: 24mm

Sound: Ambient church bells or natural sounds.

Scene 2: Entering the Church

Shot Type: Medium Shot

Description: Show your mum entering the church.

Camera Angle: Over-the-shoulder

Lens Setting: 35mm

Sound: Footsteps and door creaking.

Scene 3: Inside the Chapel

Shot Type: Wide Shot

Description: Capture the interior of the chapel, including the altar, pews, and statues.

Camera Angle: High Angle

Lens Setting: 24mm

Sound: Soft background music or ambient sounds.

Scene 4: Close-up of Altar

Shot Type: Close-up

Description: Focus on the altar details.

Camera Angle: Eye-level

Lens Setting: 70mm

Sound: Your mum begins to speak about the altar.

Scene 5: Interview with Mum

Shot Type: Medium Close-up

Description: Your mum sitting in a pew, talking about her experiences.

Camera Angle: Eye-level

Lens Setting: 50mm

Sound: Clear audio of your mum’s voice.

Scene 6: Hymn Books and Rosary Beads

Shot Type: Close-up

Description: Detailed shots of hymn books and rosary beads.

Camera Angle: Eye-level

Lens Setting: 105mm

Sound: Your mum’s voiceover continues.

Scene 7: Candle Station

Shot Type: Medium Shot

Description: Show the candle station with lit candles.

Camera Angle: Low Angle

Lens Setting: 50mm

Sound: Ambient sound of flickering candles.

Scene 8: Conclusion

Shot Type: Wide Shot

Description: Your mum standing near the altar, concluding her story.

Camera Angle: Eye-level

Lens Setting: 35mm

Sound: Your mum’s final words and ambient church sounds.

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Tilt: This can be used for large interior structures such as statues, or the large wooden architectural ceiling.

Push In: Use in narrow spaces like between the pews and utilise leading lines to draw attention.

Static: To show the stillness and vacancy of the large space.

Pan: To showcase the scale of the interior

Trucking: Through the pews at their side showing the repetition.

Boom: Start low and rise above the pews revealing the interior.

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Natural Lighting: I will use natural lighting in my moving image as this lighting changes throughout the day so it can create different atmospheres in the same place, this will create different moods and feelings.

Fill Lighting: I will also use fill lighting as I don't want harsh shadows in some of my images so will use this setup to light the scene more evenly.

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Shot Types

Close up angles can be used to show a characters emotion and expression.

Using a dutch angle can imply that a character is mad or crazy, it gives the viewers a sense of unease.

Mid shots can be used for details in the background while also keeping the focus on the main character, capturing body language and background information.

Shot Movements

Using camera tilts to capture the characters emotion and intensify a scene.

You can use tracking to add a tense feeling to a chase or break in scene.

Aspect Ratios

Using different types of Ratios will have a different feel to the movie, using a widescreen aspect ratio will create a wide and open feeling towards the scene whereas a 3:2 might give the viewers a trapped or claustrophobic feel.

Composition Rules

Always have a clear focal point visible.

Don't change aspect ratio go the film as it can drastically change how the viewers feel and also the feeling of the movie/scenes itself.

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How does editing effect storytelling?

Colour grading: warm tones gives the movie a happy and homely feeling, cold tones makes the video more uncomfortable and eerie.

Short cuts can enhance anxiety and create a feeling of panic.

Crossfade cuts create an opposite atmosphere, making the viewer feel calm and at ease.

Sound: different sound can evoke different emotions and influence the mood. develop characters and the plot

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Cinematography Influences

In what ways does Cinematography influence storytelling in Film?

-Cinematography evokes emotion within scenes

-Sets the mood and atmosphere of the film

-Keeps the viewer interested with artistic choices

-Include foreshadowing in subtle ways (in movies such as midsommer(2019))

Mother (2017)

The cinematography within this image use a Medium Close Up at eye level of the main character, this was used to depict the characters facial expressions and body language while including a detailed background. The background shows us contrasting emotions that make the viewer feel uncomfortable with how close the background actors are to her while she's distraught.

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Difference between Dolly and Zoom camera movement

the zoom is when we physically move the camera lens in and out where as the dolly movement is when we move the whole entire camera forwards

the zoom brings the subject to the viewer and the dolly takes the viewer to the subject.

The dolly can makes the viewer more involved in the scene as it fells like its them that are moving towards the subject, this makes the viewer more interested and involves, which can also enhance the viewers emotions quicker. Rather than a zoom movement which can be used for a dramatic effect causing stress and anxiety.

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One film that inspired me was Chris Leslies 'The Legacy'. this talked about the history of the buildings and what they went for the people living them and their surrounding community, community and history are a big part of my moving image and I took inspiration from this film on how it achieved this.

The second film I took inspiration from was Polmadie martyrs; Astonishing Glasgow Ep42 based on Cathcart old parish church, in this short film the narrator talks about the history of the church and its surroundings in Glasgow, he uses different shot types such as pov, static and pans which I intend to use in my moving image. Seeing someone else use these techniques in there short film has inspired me to do the same.

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rushes are on my milanote

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My Market Audience for my moving image is the local community and for anyone religious or interested in religion.

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how does different sounds effect a film?

Ambient: ambient sounds brings life to a scene such as an establishing shot where there is no other noise happening without ambient sound in a scene like this it can feel odd and uncomfortable.

music: music can be used to make the listeners and viewers feel more emotion such as in a horror film using certain music can enhance the feeling of uncertainty and being uncomfortable more quickly. music that mirrors a scene can enhance the viewers emotions.

voice overs: voice overs can help guide viewers through the story without causing confusion and can set a listeners mind at rest.