Cinematography:
There will be close ups on main character’s faces when they are talking and on any action that needs to be shown in greater detail, subtle Dutch angles on long shots to make the audience feel uncomfortable and high or low angle shots on certain characters to signify dominance or inferiority. Camera focus will be adjusted in certain shots to reflect the action in the scene, like in a shot of a main character loosing consciousness.
Shot sizes will vary depending on the situation, over shoulder and two shots will be used when characters are interacting and delivering dialogue. The framing of shots will follow the conventional grid reference and tracking shots will be avoided as it can look clumsy and unprofessional when attempted by amateurs without the proper equipment. We have no funds or equipment for technically complicated shots like craning shots or ariel shots.
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