Frame:
Extreme close up.
An
extreme close up shot is used mainly to get a shot of someone or something in
extreme detail and to show a certain feature or certain part of the subject in
the shot. A director may choose to use this specific frame because they would like the audience to focus on something specific.
An extreme close up shot on someone would be
used to convey a specific emotion. In most TV shows and films a extreme close
up shot that is used is usually on a person’s eyes to assist a scene in
becoming more dramatic. For example:
Example from the film Planet rise of the apes: Example from the film Titanic:
Example from the film Planet rise of the apes: Example from the film Titanic:
An extreme close up shot on something would be used to display an object in most detail and to show and objects purpose in the film or TV show. A director would use an extreme close up on an object because they want to capture a shot and help the audience to focus on what the object is and what it represents. For example:
Example from the film The Conjuring: Example from the film Romeo and Juliet:
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