What are the six aspects of things when shooting a clip?

When shooting and editing, things are summarized as: emotion, story, rhythm, visual moving line, shooting axis, three-dimensional spatial continuity and application.

Introduction to shooting:

Shooting is to record images of people and things with cameras and video recorders. Different scenes have different shooting techniques, including night scene shooting, rain scene shooting, building shooting, portrait shooting and so on. Film dynamic art shooting is also a kind of shooting, but it must follow certain principles. With the progress of science and technology, shooting has become more and more simple and popular.

Introduction to clip:

Editing is to screen, select, decompose and combine a large number of materials shot in film production, and finally complete a work with clear meaning, distinctive theme, strong artistic appeal and coherence. Starting from American director Griffith, the art of editing was produced by using the method of lens shooting and then connecting these lens groups.

Editing is an indispensable work in the process of film production, and it is also the last re-creation in the process of film art creation. French new wave film director Godard: editing is the official beginning of film creation.

Classification of clips:

1, video clip.

A good film and television work is not only a good story, but also a performance from the perspective of editing. Only when the editing is vivid can a work be excellent. Editing is the last re-creation in the process of film art creation. Video editing is a combination of a series of shots, and each shot has to be edited before it can be merged into a movie.

When editing a film, we should fully consider the director's intention and the style of the film. When there is a contradiction between style and content, we must respect the content and avoid digression.

2. Sound editing.

The sound effect of editing is also an important part of editing creation. The sound effects in movies are diverse and complex. Common sounds include sounds produced by characters' language and actions, sounds of animals, and various sounds in nature. Sound can not only render the atmosphere of the environment and enhance the realism of the picture, but more importantly, enhance the dramatic effect and set off the mood and personality of the characters.

The use of sound effects must be focused, hierarchical and selective, so as to achieve artistic effects and avoid mechanical cooperation with pictures and interference with language and music. The simplest effect, there is also a problem of grasping the discretion when editing.