Frames:
Extreme long shot
A
Extreme Long shot is used emphasize the background or context of a certain
piece of context. A Extreme long shot helps with the belief of the audience
especially if the film is sifi or fictional.
If
a Extreme long shot is used with people or just one person in it, the person
may not be as visible as if they were in a Mid shot, therefore if they are
featured or filmed in one they will just about be visible. For example:
Example from the film Forrest Gump: Example from the film The Hobbit:
An Extreme long shot with an object is very unlikely whereas it is more likely to be of scenery therefore the audience is able to identify where the photography is set. For example:
Example from the film Wall-E: Example from the film Slum dog millionaire:
Example clip from the film Forrest Gump:
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