Grey’s Anatomy

Shonda Rhimes’ Grey’s Anatomy is a medical drama film with an American setting, written and directed by her. The majority of the film takes place at Seattle Grace Hospital, and it follows the fictional lives of the hospital’s consultants, residents, interns, and attendings. Even though it is a medical drama, there are many plot twists, including relationship dramas, marital chaos, and a desire for dominance in the hospital, and interns’ hopes to become excellent doctors in the future. It is a one-of-a-kind, high-quality series that air more than ten seasons, and 

and thus its significance in the film industry cannot be overlooked. This discussion will, therefore, focus on season thirteen episode one with one of the actor’s wedding as the discussion scene in analyzing the types of shots employed, lighting aspects and the kind of camera movement in giving more understanding to film production techniques.
Discussion
1.The scene has an over the shoulder type of shot as one actor’s picture is taken over another one’s shoulder and it is usually used in films to add more attention and focus on the scene as the audience would develop a desire to want to know what these persons are discussing. The caption is also a representation of low key lighting, and its purpose is to add a chiaroscuro effect to the scene. Finally, a zoom-in type of camera movement is used here to create more focus on the actors.
2.;The medium shot is clear from the scene and its purpose in a film is to add more recognition and openness to the stage so that the audience can see actors clearly and interpret their expressions and gestures. It has utilized high key lighting to balance the concentration of light from the audience’s view as discussed by (Millerson 2013). Additionally, one-shot type of movement has been used to create more focus and attention on the activities in the scene.
3. The caption represents a master shot since it has captured most of the background in the scene and its surroundings. According to (Cutting & Candan 2015), its purpose in the film is to add more association of the actors to the surroundings and help the viewers understand the view more.  High key lighting has also been applied to the scene to balance light concentration ratios. Also, zoom type of camera movement is used at this stage since it has captured the whole scene. Its purpose is to add focus to a particular object in a view that is crowded.
4.    In this scene, this is a close-up shot since the actress’s face has taken up most of the caption frame. The chance is often used in a film to add more detail to a specific scene or facial expressions. Mid key lighting is also evident to help the audience have a clear view of the actress’s face without creating too much contrast.Also, one shot movement is apparent in the scene as it has focused on one direction to form attention towards that particular course.
5.    This is also a medium shot, and as mentioned earlier, it adds more detail to a particular scene.  Mid key lighting is also used, and one shot type of movement to create more focus on the actors in the view.
6.   This is a point of view shot since it shows where individuals were looking at from the camera’s perspective. It is used in films to add more editing features and break presentation monotony. The scene has been enhanced by high key lighting effects to improve its view. Moreover, the type of movement utilized is pan movement, and it is used to capture more options in the scene horizontally.
7.    This is also a point of view shot since the scene actors have been captioned in such a way all of them are facing different directions from the camera’s perspective. This kind of shot adds editing aspects to the film especially the scene in question. The view has further been improved by mid key lighting for editing purposes. The type of movement applied to the stage is zoom, to bring closer the person of focus.
8.    A wide shot is represented on the stage since it has captured the actors fully and their surrounding environment. It adds more emphasis on the scene and effects at that particular moment of the play. High key lighting has been applied to enhance the actor’s tones to their background.  Finally, pan type of movement has been employed to create more focus on the actors in the scene.
9.    This is also a medium shot with high key lighting to balance light concentrations in the scene. A tracking type of movement has further been applied, to turn the focus to one individual.
10.    This is a close-up shot since the camera has focused on the individuals’ faces and its purpose is to add more focus and detail to a particular feature, and allow the audience to analyze feelings being displayed under the circumstances. Mid key lighting is also applied effect has been involved and one-shot movement to enhance concentration on specific persons.
11.    The scene is both a close-up and over the shoulder shot since the camera has focused on the actors’ faces in detail and the shot has been taken over another person’s shoulder. It is also a high key lighting view, balancing the light concentration in the scene. Moreover, one shot cameramovement type has been employed, creating more detail and focus to the specific actors captured in this view.
12.    The scene is also a point of view, and as discussed earlier, it adds more quality and focus to the scene. High key type of lighting is also evident to offer a more detailed view of the actresses and pan movement, to create more attention to the actors at the far end of the scene.
13.     This is a close up combined with high key lighting to offer a clear view of the actors and balance light concentrations in the scene. Besides, one-shot type of movement is utilized, adding more focus on the specific stage.
14.    This case represents a dolly zoom shot since the camera has captioned the actors in the scene but has also altered the backgrounds view making it blurry. It is usually used in films to enhance and add more editing effects to the scene. Additionally, high key lighting and one shot type of movement have been applied, to direct attention to the specific individuals.
15.    This is an extremely close up shot since the camera has concentrated on the actors’ faces. Mid key lighting effects have been utilized to enhance the actor’s body tones in the scene. Moreover, one shot movement has been used in the view to facilitate more focus.
16.    This view is also a representation of a master shot with low key lighting to enhance editing. A zoom out movement has further been used to improve focus on all the objects in the scene
17.    This is an over the shoulder shot with a mid-key type of lighting to add favorable effect and tone to the scene and the actors themselves. To add more focus and concentration on the stage, one-shot kind of movement has been utilized.
18.    This caption has a dolly zoom shot since its background scenery is more blurred than the main images. High key lighting and pan movement have also been applied to add more attention to the actors and their surroundings.
19.    The scene has a cut way shot since the camera has cut some of the stage actions and focused on one individual in the crowd and it has utilized mid key lighting to differentiate the focus of the camera with the background scenes. Moreover, pan movement has been used to capture the whole scene but also make the focus individual stand out.
20.This is a close-up shot with mid key lighting effects purposed to offer the right tones to the actors in the scene and their facial expression details. A one-shot type of movement is also evident in the view since the camera has focused on one direction of the stage, to catch attention from the viewers.
21.This is a cut shot since from the scene; it is evident that there was a person who is not fully captured by the camera. It is applied in films to add more focus and concentration on a particular actor. High key lighting has been employed to offer balanced light concentration ratios. Besides, the scene has utilized pan type of movement to focus on one segment of the stage.
22.This is a close-up shot with mid key lighting that further enhances the actor’s facial expressions and emotions exhibited clearly. Push in kind of movement has also been used to add more focus on facial details of the actress.
23.  This is a close-up shot used together with mid key type of lighting that improves the actor’s skin tone and facial appearance. Push in form of movement has been employed in the scene to build up more focus on the actor
24.This is a point of view shot since that has high key lighting effect. Also, one shot type of movement is evident since the camera has focused on one attention; to drive the audience’s focus to the specific scene
25.This is also a close-up shot with a high key lighting effect that offers a clear outline of the actor and the surrounding background. A one-shot form of movement has been utilized on the scene, drawing focus to the actress

References
Cutting, J., & Candan, A. (2015). Shot durations, shot classes, and the increased pace of popular movies. 
Millerson, G. (2013). Lighting for TV and Film. CRC Press.