Preliminary Task:

Inspirational shots.

Shot reverse shot. Will show the point of veiw from both speakers; or will show expressions of both speakers when talking to one another: Example: (The featured Picture

180 Degree rule

Two characters in the scene should always have the same left/ right relationship.

Zooming:

This allows you to focus on something in particular, such as someones face.

It allows a clearer view of something from a distance. There is also Extreme zoom, where you can depict shots of features, such as eyes, or a screw in the wall. Zoom's can cause a mysterious effect as it can allow small clues of someones identity without allowing the audience to know who the person is, causing suspence.

Long shot:

This was a very inspirational shot, as it allows you to see the full picture. It allows the audience to see more, keeping their concentration, as there is more to focus on. It can give you an image of something happening, and where its happening.

The Preliminary Task: College Life Productions,

Shot and acted By Ellie, Imran & Kerri; and extra's

Script:

Description: Detective Sam enters the room, where the suspect (Ellie) is being held for questioning. As he approaches her there is an arkward silence. The detective then sits down opposite the suspect, trying to intimidate her into confessing, But the suspect denies bluntly asif she has no idea of what she is being accused of.

Sam: "Stop Putting the blame onto everyone else"

Ellie:"I dont know what you're talking about"

Sam:"You KNOW what i'm talking about"