As I am using Bronson for inspiration, I figured it would be a good idea to watch the scenes from which I am drawing my inspiration and take pictures of the shots used so I can mimic them or adapt them to my own work. Please note that I am not copying the film directly, just taking inspiration from it as it is the closest thing to what I am looking to make.
All of the shots below have been taken directly by me using my phone and TV, they're taken directly from the film Bronson which is copyright of Vertigo Films.
Looking at these shots we can mainly see that when Bronson is talking it is shot in a mid shot and instead of moving the camera to manipulate the actors distance from the camera the actor moves around. this is what i wish to mimic, however, I plan to have some movement of the camera because in my film the theatre sections are the main feature as opposed to the sections which link other segments, for example I plan on having a close up of my shoes as I walk in but will then pan up and move backwards to get a full view of me before then cutting to a mid-shot.
Also when it comes to the two faces section there will be some camera movement in the form of a slight pan to the side when I step to change which side of my face is on show which differs from Bronson because Tom Hardy just quickly turns whereas I plan to take a step before I turn so that I can move the camera, I feel this gives a bigger impression of there being a transition.
All of the shots below have been taken directly by me using my phone and TV, they're taken directly from the film Bronson which is copyright of Vertigo Films.
Looking at these shots we can mainly see that when Bronson is talking it is shot in a mid shot and instead of moving the camera to manipulate the actors distance from the camera the actor moves around. this is what i wish to mimic, however, I plan to have some movement of the camera because in my film the theatre sections are the main feature as opposed to the sections which link other segments, for example I plan on having a close up of my shoes as I walk in but will then pan up and move backwards to get a full view of me before then cutting to a mid-shot.
Also when it comes to the two faces section there will be some camera movement in the form of a slight pan to the side when I step to change which side of my face is on show which differs from Bronson because Tom Hardy just quickly turns whereas I plan to take a step before I turn so that I can move the camera, I feel this gives a bigger impression of there being a transition.
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