CAMS
- Over the shoulder
- Two shots
- Close ups
- Extreme long/Establishing shots
- Medium shots
- Point of view
- Single
- Panning
- Eye level
CLAMPS
- Costumes relating to time period of movie
- Natural lighting
- Make up that matches time period
- Props that fit the time period
- Setting relating to time period
· (if the movie is a period piece, the props, costumes, and make up would reflect this. The same goes for if it takes place in current times.)
Editing
- Fade ins/outs
- Eyeline match
- Zoom
- Split screen
Sound
- Dialogue
- Voice over
- Score—love songs, sad songs
- Incidental music
- Diegetic sound
Examples
- Stars Fell on Alabama
- Locked Down
- To all the Boy: Always and Forever
- The Map of Tiny Perfect Things
- The Kissing Booth 3
Positive Elements
- When done right, dialogue provides so much to a romantic comedy.
- Eyeline matches along with close up shots convey emotion really well.
- Two shots help you better visualize the couple
- Over the shoulder help you bounce back and forth during a conversation when used in that manner
- Scores always add so much to a film
- Establishing shots help the audience visualize where the scene will be taking place
Negative Elements
- When the movie takes place in current time, the outfits usually don’t look like actually people wear and are unrealistic.
- Voice overs are cheesy.
- Fade ins/outs are overused.
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