shots.txt - VideoClaw

shots.txt

1	- Dynamic Shots:
2	- Zoom Shot: Appears to move closer to the subject, following a Long Shot.
3	- Usage Condition:
4	1. When the character is talking, gradually focus on the character.
5	2. When the character is talking, highlight key comedic or dramatic moment.
6	- Pan Shot: Pivots horizontally from a fixed position to track character movement.
7	- Usage Condition:
8	1. When the character is talking, use this shot multiple times in a row to create a tense atmosphere.
9	2. When the character is moving, use this shot to display both the character and surroundings.
10	- Follow Shot: Continuously follows a moving character.
11	- Usage Condition: This shot can only be used when the character is moving, immersing the audience in the character's perspective during movement.
12	- 360 Degrees Shot: Circles completely around a standing character.
13	- Usage Condition:
14	1. This shot can be used when the character first appears in the script.
15	2. When the character is talking, create unease and heighten scene tension.
16	- Curve Surround Shot: Moves from the character's feet to head, with the character standing.
17	- Usage Condition: This shot can only be used when the character first appears in the script.
18	- Track Shot: Switches dynamically between long shots.
19	- Usage Condition: This shot can only be used in the opening shot of each scene to showcase characters and their environments.
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21	- Static Shots:
22	- Long Shot: Displays the entire scene.
23	- Usage Condition: Providing background and showing interactions during dialogue.
24	- Close Shot: Focuses on the upper body of a character.
25	- Usage Condition: Captures the character's emotions during dialogue.
26	- Mid Shot: Captures the full body of a character.
27	- Usage Condition: Showcasing body language and interactions.
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