Throughout history filmmakers have been making their money by constantly manipulating the audience’s emotions through various “tricks”. Directors over the years have been given extreme praise for understanding when and how to not only grab the audience’s attention but to make them feel a certain way once they have their attention. Filmmakers, while creating emotion, have consistently done the same things in order to do so, they have used camera angles, multiple shots, and sound.
Filmmakers have been able to consistently pull viewers in with certain emotions using various types of camera angles. Whether the camera angles are over the shoulder shots, establishing shots, lower angle, higher angle, shot reverse shot, framing, or even a medium shot they all do the same thing but just different ways. One of the most famous shots in history is so highly recognized, because of the shot angles that were implemented in the scene by Quinten Tarantino in his famous 1994 film “Pulp Fiction”. The historic scene from the film was of course the scene where Samuel L …show more content…
What makes the scene seem so amazing is the angle Tarantino used was unbelievable, he shot an over the shoulder shot from a low angle behind the man in the chair looking directly at Samuel, within the scene it grabs your emotions because you can see the fear the man in the chair has because he is shaking and quivering while you can see the power and strength of Samuel as he is screaming and pointing a gun at him. Tarantino is also the director of my personal favorite scene of all time in his 2009 film “Inglorious Basterds”. During the film they have a scene where they are having an undercover meeting in a tavern that’s underground, during the scene the main focus is between Michael Fassbender and August Diehl as August realizes that Michael’s
Filmmakers have been able to consistently pull viewers in with certain emotions using various types of camera angles. Whether the camera angles are over the shoulder shots, establishing shots, lower angle, higher angle, shot reverse shot, framing, or even a medium shot they all do the same thing but just different ways. One of the most famous shots in history is so highly recognized, because of the shot angles that were implemented in the scene by Quinten Tarantino in his famous 1994 film “Pulp Fiction”. The historic scene from the film was of course the scene where Samuel L …show more content…
What makes the scene seem so amazing is the angle Tarantino used was unbelievable, he shot an over the shoulder shot from a low angle behind the man in the chair looking directly at Samuel, within the scene it grabs your emotions because you can see the fear the man in the chair has because he is shaking and quivering while you can see the power and strength of Samuel as he is screaming and pointing a gun at him. Tarantino is also the director of my personal favorite scene of all time in his 2009 film “Inglorious Basterds”. During the film they have a scene where they are having an undercover meeting in a tavern that’s underground, during the scene the main focus is between Michael Fassbender and August Diehl as August realizes that Michael’s