Camera Shots

This is an extreme close up, (ECU) I think that they used this because it emphasis the turtle eggs in the frame and makes you think about there meaning and purpose.

This is a Medium shot (MS) as it is cut off at the belly button. This is used so we can clearly see the expression  on the actors face but also see his arm movements as well.

This is a Long Shot (LS) this is used so both the actors and the surroundings are clear within the shot, but it is not to far away so we can still see the expression and what the actors are doing.



This is a Medium Long Shot (MLS) this is because it is cut off at the knees. This is used so that most of the actors body is in the shot and the surroundings but there face is still the main focus in the shot so that we can focus on the actors facial expressions and there movements.

This is a Close Up (CU), this is used at this point in the film because it is when the inner emotions of the actress is coming out. This is used so as the audiene we can see the emotion on her face.

This is an Extreme Long Shot (ELS), this is an extreme long shot as we can see all of the actress and she is in the distance, the main focus of this shot isn't necessarily the actress but the background as well, this is so the audience can look at the surroudings.

This is an Over the Shoulder shot, this is when the camera is shot over one of the actors shoulders so you can just see the side of there head. This is used to know that the actress is still in the shot but the main focus is the actor. This gives the audience a view of the actor from more of the actresses point of view.