Camerawork blog task

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 Doctor who: Camera shots

1) 3:59. The camera shot is a wide shot where the doctor is trying to get the signal given by his friends. The doctor in this shot seems to be desperate to get the signal and return to his friends.

2) 1:03. This shot is a medium close up where the character in the shot is looking at the screen overwhelmed that another character has a dangerous item that should not be used under any circumstances.

3) 2:58. This camera shot is a medium shot. This is when a character has put a tube into a machine. His expression seems to be in a rush as he wants to save someone that is lost.

Camera angles:

2:22. This camera angle is a over the shoulder. This is where the characters body part over the shoulder can only be seen. In this time a character seems to be looking at a computer possibly on a call with some people.

Mise-en-scene:

2:58. The clothes the man wears in the scene is a suit. This makes the audience think that he does important work or that he's an important character in the series.

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