Please give examples to illustrate the influence of different scenes on the film style.

Scenery is a unique expression of film and television. Its division is determined by the size of the adult ghost image and the part of the adult that is intercepted at the bottom of the image. China's film and television scenery can be roughly divided into five types: distant view, panoramic view, middle view, close-up view and close-up. Some directors have a habit of dividing it into eight categories, namely 1, and large field of vision: adults account for about1/4 of the screen height; 2. Foreground: adults account for about1/2 of the height of the picture; 3. Panorama: the whole body of the human body; 4. Mid shot: Above the knee; 5, close shot: between the close shot and the middle shot: 6, close shot: above the chest; 7. Above the shoulder, 8. Close-up: face and limbs. Different landscapes have different functions. There are three factors that affect the size of the scene: shooting distance, optical lens focal length, and person depth scheduling. In our country, the long-range series is called big scene, and the close-range series is called small scene. The change of scenery means the change of audience's sight distance. Not only that, it is also a powerful means for directors to focus on vision. The visual limitations of the audience.

Shooting angle:

The shooting angle includes shooting height, shooting direction and shooting distance. There are three shooting heights: flat shot, over shot and over shot. The shooting direction is divided into front angle, side angle, oblique angle and back angle. Shooting distance is one of the factors that determine the scenery. These are collectively called geometric angles. There are also psychological angles, subjective angles, objective angles and subjective and objective angles. Choosing and determining the shooting angle at the shooting scene is the photographer's key work. Different angles can get different modeling effects and have the same performance function. Angle can be reproduced on the spot or exaggerated, which has special significance. In the creation of film and television photography, the angle setting should not be arbitrary, but should reflect a modeling style.