Shot types and 180 degree rule for charity trailer

When making the G321 Main task, I had to research into different charity trailers, in order to make and edit mine. This was good research for my final product because I was able to see how many shots were needed in my trailer, what the different shot types are as well as learning the 180 degree rule.

I researched into the 180 degree rule, after watching a YouTube clip, I researched into the definition of the rule so I could use it in my own trailer.

180 Degree rule - This is another site, which shows a presentation of the 180 degree rule and how it works. 

180 Degree rule - This is a YouTube clip which shows what the 180 degree rule is, in terms of media and how it works/should be used.

I will use this research to help me with my own trailer as I will need to follow the 180 degree rule.

When making my storyboard and shot list, I had to know what shop types I was going to use in my trailer, I researched into the different types and this is what I found;

These are the main shot types, which are used in a lot of the media, for example, films, trailers, TV shows etc... These shots are used so the actual media product looks like reality and the audience will believe it is like real life. In my own media product, I will be using medium shots, long shots, two shot, close up and extreme close ups. I also researched into YouTube videos, which show and describe the shots and why/how they are used. 

Basic camera shots- This is a YouTube link to a video explaining and showing the different camera angles, I used this for my own research when making my shot list and storyboard.