1. Montage.
Montage is one of the most common expressions in film, which creates new meanings and effects by editing and splicing different shots. There are many ways to express montage, such as narrative montage, performance montage and rational montage.
1.Narrative montage: With the main purpose of explaining the plot and showing the events, the shots and scenes are divided and combined according to the time flow and causal relationship of the plot development to guide the audience to understand the plot. Narrative montages include parallel montages, cross montages, repeat montages, and continuous montages, among others.
2.Performance montage: With the main purpose of conveying emotions and expressing emotions, the effect of emotional resonance is created by splicing symbolic and metaphorical shots. Performance montages include contrast montage, metaphorical montage, dreamy montage, and lyrical montage, among others.
3.Rational montage: With the main purpose of triggering thinking and enlightening thinking, it guides the audience to think deeply by splicing some thinking and analytical shots. Rational montages include juggling montages, reflection montages, and thought montages, among others.
2. Long lens.
Long shot refers to a continuous shot, through the transformation of various shooting methods such as pushing, pulling, panning, and shifting, to show a complete scene or event. The performance of long shots has the characteristics of documentary and strong sense of scene, which can make the audience feel the real atmosphere of the scene more deeply.
3. Close-up.
Close-up shots are close-up shots of the subject, magnifying local details to achieve the effect of emphasis. Close-ups are often used to express a character's inner world, reveal the character's emotional changes, and emphasize a particular meaning or mood.
Fourth, the depth of field lens.
Depth-of-field lens refers to controlling the focal length and shooting distance of the lens to make the front and back scenes of the picture clear and layered, forming a three-dimensional visual effect. The expression of the depth-of-field lens can give the audience a more comprehensive understanding of the layout of the scene and the relationship between the characters, and enhance the visual impact of the picture.
5. Sports shots.
An action shot is a dynamic effect that can be made by moving the camera position or changing the angle of the lens. There are many ways to express sports shots, including pushing, pulling, panning, shifting, heeling, etc., to create a smooth visual experience that enhances the sense of movement and rhythm of the picture.
Sixth, the use of color.
The use of color refers to the control of the color effect of the picture to create a specific atmosphere and emotional effect. The use of color plays a crucial role in film, and different colors can trigger different emotional responses and psychological feelings. For example, red usually represents passion and strength, while blue represents calmness and composure.
7. ** and acoustics.
* and sound effects are also an important part of the film's expression. Through the use of ** and sound effects, the emotional effect and visual impact of the picture can be enhanced, and the audience's emotional resonance and thinking can be guided.
8. Non-linear narrative.
Non-linear storytelling refers to the creation of a complex and deep narrative structure by disrupting the sequence of events or adopting a multi-line narrative. The presentation of non-linear narrative can allow the audience to understand the connotation and meaning of the story more deeply, and also increase the suspense and interest of the story.