Blink 182 canteen scene
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The document describes 12 camera shots from a film. Shot 1 is a medium close up of a band looking around a canteen for 2 seconds, with the purple-haired band member in the center. Shot 2 is a medium close up of a female waving at the band members. Shot 3 is a medium close up panning shot that keeps the girl in frame for 4 seconds as the camera work becomes shaky.
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- 1. Medium close up shot lasting for 2 seconds of the band looking around the canteen. Camera set up in front of the band making sure that they’re all in frame. The band all look to the side to the girl in the next frame. The band member with the purple hair is placed slightly in front of the others so that he is centre frame. Same setup as shot 3 and 5 1.
- 2. Camera Shot: Medium shot, Loose Framing, Wide Angle Camera Movement: Slight pan Camera Angle: Duration: 1:52 - 1:54 Female is centre of frame and waves at the band members. 2. Same setup as shot 4
- 3. Camera Shot: Medium Close up Camera Movement: Still Camera Angle: Duration: 1:54 - 1:55 The band members look to the side with all of them accept the main character moving slightly out of frame and the guy with the purple hair in centre frame. 3. Same as shot 5
- 4. Camera Shot: Medium Close up Camera Movement: Pan Camera Angle: Duration: 1:55-1:59 The panning shot keeps the girl constantly in centre frame with the camera work becoming slightly shaky. 4.
- 5. Camera Shot: Medium Close Up Camera Movement: No Movement Camera Angle: Duration: 2:00 - 2:01 The blonde band member and the other guy move out of frame. 5.
- 6. Low angle shot lasting 1 second facing upwards to the main character and band member. He falls and moves completely out of frame. 6. Same as shot 7 low angle
- 7. Camera Shot: Medium Close Up Camera Movement: No Movement Camera Angle: Low Angle Duration: 2:07 - 2:08 7. All characters in frame together looking downwards to the camera. The same shot as 8.
- 8. Wide, very long shot in slow motion of food fight between students lasting 3 seconds. The camera set up is the same throughout with a slight high angle. 8.
- 9. Wide long shot of the main band member and character within the narrative. The band member is moving forward towards the camera still in frame for 2 seconds. The setup for the camera is static throughout. 9. Same as shot 8
- 10. Wide long shot of the main band member and character within the narrative. The band member is moving forward towards the camera in slow motion still in frame for 2 seconds. The setup for the camera is static throughout. Same as shot 9 continued 10.
- 11. Camera Shot: Medium Long Shot Camera Movement: No Movement Camera Angle: Duration: 2:25 - 2:26 11.
- 12. Camera Shot: Camera Movement: Camera Angle: Low Angle Duration: 2:27 - 2:28 12.