Diferentes tipos de plano: • Con una sola persona: - Extreme Wide Shot: Para localizar al S. D. en un espacio concreto 1:04. - Wide Shot: 1:14 - Full Shot: 1:30 - Medium Full Shot: 1:40 - Medium Shot: 1:43 - Medium Close Up: 1:50 - Close Up: 2:05, solo su cara - Extreme Close Up: 2:17, solo una parte de su cara (cicatriz...) - Cut In: 3:37, vemos de cerca lo que mira el S. D. - POV: 4:25, vemos desde el punto de vista del S. D. • Con dos personas: -Doble: 5:05, ambos de lado. - Over the Shoulder: 5:14, encima del hombro. - Single: 5:28. • Otro tipo de planos: - Establishing shot: 6:03, es un plano abierto que sirve para ubicar la acción, no tiene porqué salir el S. D. después de esto ya podemos pasar a planos cortos. - Master Shot: Muestra donde están los personajes entre sí > 7:05, y ya después hacer planos cortos. 7:45> enseña la sucesión de planos para introducir una escena (Establishing shot para introducir el espacio, Master Shot para enseñar la posición de los personajes en la escena y Close Up para mostrar a los personajes hablar).
Definitely helped! I missed the day in class we went over shot types and I used this video to make myself a shot type note page to use on my storyboard! Help d so much!!
I was going to start Cinema school in september but after seeing this video I moved back to my city and decided I just learned everything possible in a 10 minutes video so it's not worth it. Thank you.
The scene you made to showcase the different shots (the Monopoly game) was so good I forgot I was supposed to be watching it for the examples it provided and instead, focused entirely on the story.
1:00 - Extreme Wide Shot 1:13 - Wide Shot* 1:27 - Full Shot 1:38 - Medium Full Shot 1:43 - Medium Shot* 1:54 - Medium Close Up 2:08 - Close Up* 2:18 Extreme Close Up* 3:31 - Cut In 3:55 Cut Away 4:19 - Point of View (POV) Shot* 5:02 - Double Shot* 5:10 - Over the Shoulder (OTS) Shot* 5:23 - Single Shot 5:37 - Close Over the Shoulder Shot 6:02 - Establishing Shot* 6:53 - Master Shot* 8:29 - Example Scenes
I am so thankful to you guys because of your videos. I use them to help my students understand 2 very important principles. #1- Whatever you decide to do God is very interested in being at the helm of your creativity. #2- I can never explain, teach, demonstrate or simplify the process of filmmaking as you guys do. Your videos are like my Film Makers Bible (Basic Instructions Before Leaving Earth). Thanks a million.
Wonderful content brother absolutely amazing, you explained everything we'll and it gives me hope and confidence that I need not to take any education loan to attend a film School. God bless keep creating and educating. However, one small suggestion it would have been really helpful to have playlists on your channel.
Hi.....Really informative and you have explained it in descriptive and in extremely fine way. Such a worth watching video. Helpful and great learning. Sending this praise from India.
How do you know which shots to shoot when? What is the creative process for deciding? I just think of head-on ws, ms, es, hands, ots. I see in features or films, that tripod is placed in many different spots and active shot in constantly changing. Like one scene the tripod could be head on then 90 of the subject then 45 degree etc. How do people think where to put the tripod for a variety of shots so people don't get bored?
Beautiful video. Question: in most of these type of videos the subject is always a person, a human being. What if the subject was a location, like a beautiful beach, a cave, or maybe a building?
good video by I truly does not understand. like are those a lot of different short clips or how can I move my camera from close up to extreme close up? please help me.
I have a question. So the scene where he throws the board from the wide over the shoulder, transitioning into a wide shot but from behind him. Were there 2 cameras set up for that scene both recording simultaneously? Or were they 2 recordings of the same shot?
What is your take on adding movement to your shots? I don't know when I add too much movement, or not enough. Any tips would help. Keep up the good work! - Jack Ruhl
Hey Jack, Yes, camera movement is very important and can help your scene immensely. Since this episode was more about types of shots, we didn't talk about camera movement. But we have an entire episode on camera movements on our website. Check it out. www.TomorrowsFilmmakers.com
Nice and good information about the shots u explained to the new beginners for the movie makers..it will be usefull...u r website is very usefull to all...
![Ultimate Guide to Camera Movement - Every Camera Movement Technique Explained [The Shot List Ep6]](http://i.ytimg.com/vi/IiyBo-qLDeM/mqdefault.jpg)
![Ultimate Guide to Camera Shots: Every Shot Size Explained [The Shot List, Ep 1]](/img/n.gif)
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Diferentes tipos de plano:
• Con una sola persona:
- Extreme Wide Shot: Para localizar al S. D. en un espacio concreto 1:04.
- Wide Shot: 1:14
- Full Shot: 1:30
- Medium Full Shot: 1:40
- Medium Shot: 1:43
- Medium Close Up: 1:50
- Close Up: 2:05, solo su cara
- Extreme Close Up: 2:17, solo una parte de su cara (cicatriz...)
- Cut In: 3:37, vemos de cerca lo que mira el S. D.
- POV: 4:25, vemos desde el punto de vista del S. D.
• Con dos personas:
-Doble: 5:05, ambos de lado.
- Over the Shoulder: 5:14, encima del hombro.
- Single: 5:28.
• Otro tipo de planos:
- Establishing shot: 6:03, es un plano abierto que sirve para ubicar la acción, no tiene porqué salir el S. D. después de esto ya podemos pasar a planos cortos.
- Master Shot: Muestra donde están los personajes entre sí > 7:05, y ya después hacer planos cortos.
7:45> enseña la sucesión de planos para introducir una escena (Establishing shot para introducir el espacio, Master Shot para enseñar la posición de los personajes en la escena y Close Up para mostrar a los personajes hablar).
To the person reading this: Even though I don’t know you, I wish you the best of what life has to offer ❤
As to you. ❤
Ty
I laughed SO hard during the scene of the Monopoly game! It was so dramatic for being a board game! 😂😂😂
same
Haha me too, I thoroughly enjoyed it! 🤣🤣🤣
Yes 🤣🤣
Very useful!! ❤️
Definitely helped! I missed the day in class we went over shot types and I used this video to make myself a shot type note page to use on my storyboard! Help d so much!!
Straight to the point, excellent examples, with humour as well. Thank you soo much!! So easy to understand and helpful for beginners
I was going to start Cinema school in september but after seeing this video I moved back to my city and decided I just learned everything possible in a 10 minutes video so it's not worth it. Thank you.
The scene you made to showcase the different shots (the Monopoly game) was so good I forgot I was supposed to be watching it for the examples it provided and instead, focused entirely on the story.
1:00 - Extreme Wide Shot
1:13 - Wide Shot*
1:27 - Full Shot
1:38 - Medium Full Shot
1:43 - Medium Shot*
1:54 - Medium Close Up
2:08 - Close Up*
2:18 Extreme Close Up*
3:31 - Cut In
3:55 Cut Away
4:19 - Point of View (POV) Shot*
5:02 - Double Shot*
5:10 - Over the Shoulder (OTS) Shot*
5:23 - Single Shot
5:37 - Close Over the Shoulder Shot
6:02 - Establishing Shot*
6:53 - Master Shot*
8:29 - Example Scenes
I loved the fact that you showed my favorite movie, Courageous
I am so thankful to you guys because of your videos. I use them to help my students understand 2 very important principles.
#1- Whatever you decide to do God is very interested in being at the helm of your creativity.
#2- I can never explain, teach, demonstrate or simplify the process of filmmaking as you guys do. Your videos are like my Film Makers Bible (Basic Instructions Before Leaving Earth).
Thanks a million.
I'm that Student
one word dude. awesome. watching movie will never be the same again for me.
Good stuff man! Used this for my Videography Class...
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I love that you used the Kendricks Brothers!!
I'll definitely start thinking about shots before the shoot more, and even scripting shots in my short films. Thanks.
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Excellent video. Just started film school and these visuals are much better than just reading about it. Cheers.
Learnt once, use forever. :D What a great video.
Wow, this is only a few minutes video and it was more informative than my six month session. Thank you so much and God bless you.
Thank you so much ❤️🙏
Best tutorial ever I come across. Well done Sir. Keep up the good work
your site is awesome! this vid should have like 70,000,000 views
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Amen
Great lesson. Will practice with a game of chess. Like a duel to the death, and the drama of the king slowly falling to his checkmated demise.
This is very short and informative. Thank you ❤️❤️
This is a film shool semester right here.
Thank you so much! This video happened me up in getting my assignment tight.
Yo that scene was intense!!!! I knew he was gonna flip out, I just thought he was gonna flip the table
I absolutely love this. God is good and so it’s all of this information. Thank you! 🙏🏼
what is defference between wide and establishing shot? and why you add "tight"on single or over shoulder shot 9:38
Wonderful content brother absolutely amazing, you explained everything we'll and it gives me hope and confidence that I need not to take any education loan to attend a film School. God bless keep creating and educating. However, one small suggestion it would have been really helpful to have playlists on your channel.
The Monopoly game, was full of tension and suspense.
This channel give us knowledge better than some premium course.Thankssss.
That is pretty fablous. Loved the way you explained❤
Hi.....Really informative and you have explained it in descriptive and in extremely fine way. Such a worth watching video. Helpful and great learning. Sending this praise from India.
Super intense Monopoly
Thanks buddy appreciate your help ☺️
I couldn’t go to LAFILM but I got the course and learning filmmaking for my own movies
Love this. I need this for homework.
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How do you know which shots to shoot when? What is the creative process for deciding? I just think of head-on ws, ms, es, hands, ots. I see in features or films, that tripod is placed in many different spots and active shot in constantly changing. Like one scene the tripod could be head on then 90 of the subject then 45 degree etc. How do people think where to put the tripod for a variety of shots so people don't get bored?
I love the movie he used- Courageous.
Whenever I get money I am going to buy your filmaking course from India 🇮🇳🇮🇳
Best Video and easily summarized, I love it
Beautiful video. Question: in most of these type of videos the subject is always a person, a human being. What if the subject was a location, like a beautiful beach, a cave, or maybe a building?
Thank you so much! This was really helpful.
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I'll always remember Lost's (TV show) establishing shot (or was it something else ?). Started with an extreme close up of an eye.
Quality footage here.
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Awesome!!!! Thank you realllyy!
Thank you for great content 🙏🏼
Bless you brother! Thats exactly what I'll do- further God's Kingdom through film. He led me here!
Thanks so much....amazing video
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Very simple way to explain thank you
Thank you so much for the lesson
good video by I truly does not understand. like are those a lot of different short clips or how can I move my camera from close up to extreme close up? please help me.
I have a question. So the scene where he throws the board from the wide over the shoulder, transitioning into a wide shot but from behind him. Were there 2 cameras set up for that scene both recording simultaneously? Or were they 2 recordings of the same shot?
thanks for sharing, very simple and easy to understand ..
Tight short, Single shot and medium shot looks similar ? What determines the difference?
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really good explanation, thank you! 😊
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Useful information. Thank you
super informative summary by the board game at the end
Thank you ❤️
Moving next video……🇳🇵
Full of information....Love from India
Very helpful thanks
What is your take on adding movement to your shots? I don't know when I add too much movement, or not enough. Any tips would help. Keep up the good work!
- Jack Ruhl
Hey Jack,
Yes, camera movement is very important and can help your scene immensely. Since this episode was more about types of shots, we didn't talk about camera movement. But we have an entire episode on camera movements on our website. Check it out.
www.TomorrowsFilmmakers.com
Man look cold
Thnks for this video🙏
Nice to learn. Thank you very much.
This may be kind of a dumb question, but can an establishing shot and a master shot be combined into one?
Nice and good information about the shots u explained to the new beginners for the movie makers..it will be usefull...u r website is very usefull to all...
Thank you. It was very helpful
Excellent 👌... Nice knowledge for film maker , thanks bro 👌😉
thanks
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superb to learn.
Nicely explained
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