The basic types of scene scheduling are as follows

The basic types of scene scheduling are: character scheduling; Lens scheduling; Integrated scheduling of characters and shots.

1. Role scheduling: Actors move in the scene through displacement movement or position change in the picture, including the scheduling change of position relationship between actors. Its function is to keep the composition perfect, highlight the theme and shape the characters. For example, in the film "Lola Run", the director highlights Lola as the main body of the film through her constant running, arouses the emotions of the audience and shapes her character.

2. Camera scheduling: the scheduling mode in which the camera moves but the person does not move, so as to realize the change of the angle of the shooting object and the scene; The motion of the camera becomes an obvious change in visual content. For example, in the wedding scene in the movie "Boy", the director used the rotating lens to express the joy of the couple, and through the rotating lens to show that the couple were staring at each other, but they were not attracted by each other, adding a strong romantic atmosphere to the wedding.

3. Space scheduling: also called photography scheduling, including the reasonable arrangement of all modeling elements in the lens to enhance the meaning of the lens. For example, in the movie Manhattan, the two protagonists talk, get familiar with each other and attract each other. Gordon Willis's dark light treatment combined with the aesthetic feeling of the scene-the sculpture garden of the Museum of Modern Art-created a romantic and hazy atmosphere and promoted their emotional development.