"medium shot" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It is often used in the film and television industry to describe a camera shot taken from a medium distance away from the subject(s). For example: "The director chose to capture the moment with a medium shot, allowing the audience to see the emotion on the characters' faces."
Camera shots.Its common to start with a Establishing shot to give the actors more freedom of movement and as you move in closer with your shots to Medium shot medium closeup and Close-up you keep actors movements exactly the same staging your shots up to catch what is important.
There are spasms of violence, as people are shot in just about every which way (in close-up, in long shot, medium shot, on-camera, off-camera) interspersed with long, campfire conversations between Pearce and Pattinson, the young star eager to please as a stuttering half-wit with a buzzcut.
The stage is a camera in permanent medium shot.
"You get disappointed if you see everything in medium shot in a theatre".
"It's all played in a medium shot, with no intercutting," Ms. Moore said.
"Look, he did two shots in that scene, a close-up cutting to a medium shot," he said.
In order to create that sense of tridimensional slit-scanning, in addition to the 8K shot during the actual live concert, I shot some plates at soundcheck (medium shots one per band member at 8K) so that in post I could connect all the layers and push the resolution over 8K.
That style is noirish: cinematic long shots, medium shots, close-ups, played against the deep, rich blacks of ominous night.
Selznick's book begins with a series of pencil drawings that feels like an introductory film sequence establishing shots, medium shots, and closeups.
Selznick's book begins with a series of pencil drawings that feels like an introductory film sequence — establishing shots, medium shots, and closeups.
Cross-cut medium shots as they talk - in other words, it's never absolutely clear that the two men were together at the same time.
