Guide To Movement/Shots: Wonder Woman 1984 Edition
Wonder Woman 1984 Edition
Hi mediastudiers, today we're inspecting different camera angles and movements in a movie. I will be watching the movie Wonder Woman 1984. Like Avengers movies, this movie is supposed to have many example of the camera angles and movements we already covered in class.
To begin the movie a series of camera shots and movements were used in the scene. Aerial shot, low angle, dolly zoom, and crane were used to show the young Diana’s journey through the forest and over the river. A crane shot was used to give the watchers a tour the land and its features.
(first 50 seconds)
The two shot angle is used to show the conversation between Diana and Hippolyta when Diana was upset that she did not win the challenge.
A low angle shot was used to make Diana look strong and powerful as she took the guns away from the bank robbers and crushed them.
A budding friendship forming between Diana and Barbara in these over-the-shoulder shots. These show how happy they both are while talking to each other.
A zoom into the watch indicates that something special will soon happen which involves Diana's ex-dead lover, Steve.
An arc shot is used in this scene. It was used to switch 2 male characters off-camera. It was also used to show dialogue and emotion between both Steve and Diana.
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