3D Camera Tech: Personal Storyboard

A ship is flying through space and suddenly a meteor approaches the ship. 

Shot: 1
ES
Exterior

The meteor crashes into the ship.

Shot: 2
MCS
Exterior

The ship spins out of control due to the impact.

Shot: 3
FS
Exterior

The ship is plummeting towards earth. 

Shot: 4
WCU
Exterior

The mouse in the tree sees the ship falling down, or what he thinks is a ship.

Shot: 5
OTS
Exterior

The mouse is thinking to himself, "is it a ship or what?"

Shot: 6

ECU
Exterior

He squints his eyes to get a better look. 

Shot: 7
ECU
Exterior

The mouse climbs down the tree. 

Shot: 8
FS
Exterior

His feet touch the ground. 

Shot: 9
FCU
Exterior

He sees that the ship is falling towards him. 

Shot: 10
ECU
Exterior

The ship crashed down and the mouse is running for his life. 

Shot: 11
US
Exterior

Side shot of the ship rushing towards the mouse. 

Shot: 12
MCS
Exterior

The mouse is screaming for his life as the ship gets closer. 

Shot: 13
MFS
Exterior

This is a close up shot of how the mouse is reacting. 

Shot: 14
ECU
Exterior

The ship stopped and the pile of dirt settled and the mouse is safe. 

Shot: 15
MFS
Exterior

3D Camera Techniques: Storyboards

Smelly Antarctic camp ground.

Shot #1                            
Establishing Shot
Exterior

The thing is covered by a tarp.

Shot #2
Close Shot
Exterior

Blair is putting the tarp back into place.

Shot #3
Medium Close Shot
Interior

Commander Garry is looking around the room of men sardined into the Administration Building.

Shot #4
Over the Shoulder
Interior

McReady is standing beside the table gripping and relaxing his hands.

Shot #5
Full Shot
Interior

This shot shows off McReady's beard and orange waterproof jacket.

Shot #6
Extreme Close Up
Interior

They went to investigate the secondary magnetic influence.

Shot #7
Establishing Shot
Exterior

They camped out on the lip of the ice drowned mountain range for 12 days. 

Shot #8
Medium Close
Exterior

They saw the ship in blue ice.

Shot #9
Medium Shot
Exterior/flashback

The ship coming down from space lifted by forces men haven't seen.

Shot #10
Establishing Shot
Exterior/flashback

It tangled with earths magnetic field

Shot #11
Close Shot
Exterior/flashback

Blizzard snow, as well as drift, new snow falling as the continent glaciated. 

Shot #12
Establishing Shot
Exterior/flashback

The ship struck solid granite head on and cracked up.

Shot #13
Flyover
Exterior/flashback

Shot #14
Close Shot
Exterior/flashback

One of the passengers stepped out of the ship. 

Shot #15
Medium Shot
Exterior

This is a close up of the passeger. 

Shot #16
Full Shot
Exterior

A sky of thin, whining wind rushing steadily from beyond to another beyond under the licking, curling mantle of he aurora. 

Shot #17
Establishing Shot
Exterior

Kinner the scar faced cook went out to get some beef. 

Shot #18
Over the Shoulder
Exterior

He stumbled to get back.

Shot #19
Full Shot
Exterior

They dug down to find the ship and their tunnel found the frozen animal. Barclay's ice ax struck it's skull. 

Shot #20
Full Shot
Interior

Barclay went back to the tractor, started the fire up and when the steam pressure built, it sent a call for Blair and Dr. Copper. 

Shot #21
Crane Shot
Exterior

They were trying to get into the ship.

Shot #22
Close Shot
Interior

They placed the thermite to break the ice.

Shot #23
Full Close Shot
Interior

The glow from the bomb was bright and they ran back to the tractor. 

Shot #24
Wide Shot
Exterior

Ice crashed down. Steam and hydrogen flames were torn away in white ice-fog. The ships shadow was dark. 

Shot #25
Close Shot
Exterior

The aurora in the sky licked down. The ice-ax was red hot and hissed when it touched the snow. Ice was crashing down. 

Shot #26
Close Shot
Exterior

They flew in from Big Magnet at sun-up.

Shot #27
Establishing Shot
Exterior

McReady's great bronze beard gestured toward the thing on the table. 

Shot #28
Extreme Close Up
Interior

3D Camera Techniques: "Case 39"

This shot is a medium close up which is a shot in between a medium and close shot. It's a shot that's not to far to the point where you can't see the character and it's not to close to give extreme detail. In this scene the women was afraid of the elevator dropping. 

In this scene a crane shot was used. These shots are shot with a crane or other lifting device that the camera man would use. These shots are used to get an over head view similar to a birds eye view but less intense.  The two people on the bottom right were leaving a court house. They were displayed and so were several people with cameras. 

I would say that this shot could either be a medium or long shot because the characters take up most of the frame. It also only shows half of their bodies. It has the cut off point of a medium shot, and the angle of a wide shot. 

3D Camera Techniques: "The Lorax"

In this scene Mr. O Hare was telling Ted that he was always watching. So Ted was looking around spotting cameras in every direction. An extreme close up was used to show the main focus which was his eyes. By just showing his eyes the viewer will have a better sense of what direction the character is looking in. 

An up shot is used to show power and control. The camera is below eye level showing Teds vulnerability, and the three mens power and showing that they have the upper hand. 

In this scene Ted went to the girl of his dreams home. This shot is a close up which is showing off his facial expression and mood. When a close up shot is used then the viewers eyes are instantly drawn to the main focus which in this case is ted's face. 

3D Camera Techniques: "Assassins Bullet"

This is a close up shot displaying a briefcase. This shot is used to frame a specific or important area and so that the viewers eyes can focus on that one object. In the movie there's actually an explosive device within the briefcase that kills several people. 

This is an establishing shot which is generally used to show the viewer the typical location of the character. This shot is also used to introduce new scenes. The way the weather is and how empty the area is gives a sense of something bad happening or about to happen. 

This is an over the shoulder shot. These shots are mainly used when two people are having a conversation. It also helps the viewer stay focused on the characters and not what's going on in the background.