Tight on

Submitted by fivesprockets on Mon, 09/29/2008 - 10:56
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In filmmaking, the term Tight On basically refers to the Tight Shot which is used to create a "close and crowded" of characters and/or object within the scope of the lens.

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  1. Usage
  2. Format
  3. Example

Usage

Tight On is used as a camera direction to the Cinematographer. It may or may not appear in the shooting script and is up to the discretion of the director.

Format

When appearing in a script, Tight On appears in the action line of a shooting script and acts intructions for the cameraman.

Example

BARRY

You think I'm kidding?

Barry walks to the door then turns

Camera moves TIGHT ON Barry's face.

BARRY

Try me.

 

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