Master Shot The Master Shot is an uninterrupted shot of the scene. It captures all actors in a scene and can also be used as an establishing shot. For example, this scene from "A Quiet Place Part II." A Quiet Place Part II MS Example . In this scene it shows an empty road with a traffic light that swings back and forth as it changes to red. Dutch Angle A Dutch Angle/ Tilted Shot is when the camera is tilted towards an angle to create dramatic affect. In the Blue Coats 2014 DCI show "Tilt" . The point of the show is that everything is tilted, the camera-people tilt the cameras when some of the members of the band tilt. Blue Coats DCI Show Tilt Dutch Angle/ Tilted Shot Example High Angle & Low Angle A High Angle is a shot filmed from up high to make a subject feel small, weak, vulnerable, and powerless. A Low Angle is a shot filmed down low to make a subject look large, powerful, heroic, or menacing. Frozen Example of Low and Hi...
Our title sequence was Alexandria's (Main Character) YouTube channel intro. We screen-recorded a Google search for her channel and clicked on a video so the intro would play. I took inspiration from the movie "Missing", that movie was mainly screen recorded and I thought that would be a nice look for the Title Sequence, especially because it is on theme with the opener. 
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