Recce (pronounced "recky") is a "military term that has been borrowed by media production in the united kingdom,derived from the verb reconnaissance".
It is a pre-filming visit to a location to work out its suitability for shooting including access to necessary facilities and assessment of any potential lighting or sound issues.We watched a recce from the film 'Reservoir Dogs' and also the actually shot used in the film and analysed both of it.
The famous director
Quein tarantino
RESERVOIR DOGS
PRACTICE SHOT
Camera Shots Analysing The Scene
There was only two camera shot for the scene,a long distance the scene was boring,it had lots of
shot and a two person shot. The long shot meant that coarse language,and the energy coming
we the audience could not see the characters face from the character were dramatic.Both
expressions,therefore is no connection.Quentin Tarantino characters are more anxious and
cleverly uses a mirror to show one of the characters reactions nervous as to the situation they are in.
this is known as 'using your surroundings'.
REAL SHOT
Camera Shots Analysing The SceneWe get a variety of camera shots such as: high and low angles we can see all the characters and their face
to show who is in power and who is weak. expressions,keeping the audience more invo-
Shots of the surrounding by using wide shot. The close- lved.one of the characters are calm whereas
ups are used to show reactions,and a cut away shot to see the other is nervous and speaking the dialo- the character's wounds. Making the audience more aware gue in a fast pace.This shot is more realistic.
of his pain and where it's coming from.
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