A good way we could implement this shot into our film is when the main character (Steve) and his friend (Luke) are about to fight over the lottery ticket and you have a shot similar to the one directly above however instead of the gun it could be the lottery ticker sticking out of his pocket so that it is a key focal point and then Luke in the background looking directly at the ticket and have a sort of iconic cowboy showdown. This could make the film really interesting however it may also be classed as irrelevant and may not be necessary.
Tuesday, 27 October 2015
Research - Famous Shots (Cowboy Shot)
I thought it would be interesting if I were to research different famous shots with the hope that we could maybe add them to the film just to make it more interesting and relatable. One shot I came across was the generic 'Cowboy Shot' where just before a cowboy draws his gun there is often a shot with the gun in his pocket and his hand in show and the other person also in view. This is a famous shot that shows that maybe a fight about to go down. Another adaption is the shot where the other character is visible through the legs. (examples below).
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