Cinematography

Camera Angles and Movements:

•  Zoom shot/Close up - Used to see more emotions
•  Long shot
•  Pan  movement - Used to get a feel of the atmosphere
•  Medium close up shot
•  Birds eye angle/Crane shot - Stylistic way of showing the atmosphere
•  Over shoulder shot - Used to show a conversation
•  Establishing shot - Used to set the scene
•  Focus pool shot - Used when changing focus e.g in Psycho with the eye and the plug drain. 
•  Tracking shot - Used to make the viewer feel apart of the action
•  Shot reverse shot (editing) - Used to see people's reactions
•  Wide shot - Normally used to show a conversation
•  Point of view shot - Used to see what the character is seeing
•  Low angle - Normally used to make someone look intimidating or important
•  High angle - Used to make someone feel or appear vulnerable
•  Tilt canted angle - Quirky and mostly used in horror/psychological films
•  Extreme close up - Dramatic
•  Dutch angle - Used to create an edgy feel - scary
•  Master shot 

Cinematography for our music video:

• Zoom shot/close up - We could use this during the second verse during the lyrics: "That I will hold you up, I'll never let you down, I'll always be around" as this will enable the viewer to see her emotions. (Because we want to tell a story with the lyrics, emotions will make it realistic)
• Pan movement - This could be used at the beginning of the song when the beat of the music is slow; to introduce all of the 'band members' (in one movement - no cuts)
•  Medium close up - This will be used throughout the video
•  Over the shoulder shot - This will be used when the main singer is having a conversation with the boy she is singing about, only we will just see the back of the guys head and the singer over his shoulder talking (possibly a memory)
•  Establishing shot - This could be used to set the scene when the main singer changes location. E.g. when she is on her bike near the park (could also be a point of view shot) or when she is walking down the lit up pathway in the evening (lyrics:  Let the people talk, we can walk the walk, never going wrong"
•  Point of view - When the singer is on her bike and looking at the park (Whilst singing the lyrics:  Baby, you're the one, Like flowers in the sun, We can only grow"
•  Low angle - During the lyrics: " You can take the lead" - When in the white room or the house with a fireplace (wearing the knit jumper) to show contradiction of what the angle means.
•  High angle - During the chorus