Statement: Close ups are used in scenes to show a clear close shot of someone or something.These close ups are usually used most effectively to look at a person’s face to show what’s going on
Example:When a close up shot is taking place in a movie it is close to a persons face and you can usually hear what they are saying,For example in this scene of the movie sergeant borman and geil peet are both in a close up shot.Sergent Borman is threatining geel peit to tell him what the others are singing in the background
explain: close up shots shots are used to intenstify the moment,Directors do this to make the audience feel differen types of emotions for example in this scene where geel peit is being threated it makes you feel scared,worired ect
link:From the statement given above many close up shots are used in movies,films,tv shows ect to show whats going on in different types of intensifiying scenes,Overall close up shots are great for these reason becasue
Example:When a close up shot is taking place in a movie it is close to a persons face and you can usually hear what they are saying,For example in this scene of the movie sergeant borman and geil peet are both in a close up shot.Sergent Borman is threatining geel peit to tell him what the others are singing in the background
explain: close up shots shots are used to intenstify the moment,Directors do this to make the audience feel differen types of emotions for example in this scene where geel peit is being threated it makes you feel scared,worired ect
link:From the statement given above many close up shots are used in movies,films,tv shows ect to show whats going on in different types of intensifiying scenes,Overall close up shots are great for these reason becasue
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