Shot Reverse Shot: How to Shoot Reaction Shots and Film Coverage You Need [GoT Scene Study]
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Planning your reaction shots and shooting film coverage are important for any director, but the clock is always against you in filmmaking, so how do you plan the best reaction shots film coverage?
This video breaks down reaction shots from Game of Thrones, and gives you filmmaking tips on directing and film coverage so that your scenes have everything they need.
Don’t shoot another frame until you know these helpful directing techniques for reaction shots and film coverage. You will need to know about this before your next project.
Game of Thrones may have dragons and a big budget, but their reaction shots and film coverage are often what allows viewers to connect to the story. They make full use of their filmmaking techniques and know how to shoot a scene with great reaction shots.
This video will teach you how to get those Game of Thrones reaction shots, how to get a full scene and film coverage, and how to use filmmaking tips, and the best editing techniques so that your project gets the best reaction from the viewer.
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What's your favorite reaction shot in film? Let us know in the comments below 👇👇
Robert Downey Junior in Tropic Thunder, when Ben Stiller is trying to get back to the helicopter.
We love that scene! Have you seen the endless running sequence from Monty Python? Also super good.
basically every harry potter reaction shot when lord voldemort appears haha
Dam have to watch 8 seasons on game of thrones to watch this one.
We would definitely suggest watching it. It's easily one of the best shows still airing!
@@StudioBinder But season 8 is full of dumb idiotic logics!!! Don't you agree!!!
@@marufhossain9314 since George R.R Martin didn't finish the book series in time and the producers of the show had to make the long awaited last season they winged it. This has happened to other shows too like Fullmetal alchemist (2004 version). Given the circumstance and the fact that they were stressed on time I sorta understand why season 8 sucked but it was still upsetting to have such a good show end so badly.
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"spoilers for everyone who hasn't watch game of throne" he says and then lists every major event and spoiler in game of throne incase you didn't watch Game of Thrones
Yep, you've been warned!
One of my all-time favorite reaction shots comes from The Five Heartbeats. Toward the end, Choir Boy invites Duck to church telling him that he has a surprise. As Duck sits in the congregation and the choir prepares to sing, Duck has his head lowered. Then a voice, a voice he is historically intimate with, a voice belonging to a brother long since lost down a path of addiction and conspiracy, a voice he never thought he would hear again, rises in a solo opening. From the moment the voice is heard, Duck knows who this is as he slowly raises his head upward toward the voice. The level of emotion, bewilderment, surprise, and inner joy present within Duck is on full display in his face as he sees his old group mate.
The end sequence from Room would definitely benefit from these reaction shots.
Imagine if it was a reaction shot from the audience watching The Room..
Love the films you reference!
Thank You for this Video
Awesome as always!!!
u are just very good at what u teaches us thank u so much😘
Glad you enjoyed our video essay on Game of Thrones!
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Thanks for watching, Jason! Big fans of your channel too. Keep up all the awesome video tutorials. :-)
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Great video!!!
One of my favorite reaction shots was on WOLFE OF WALL STREET when the gay guy said I remember you from the Lollipop Club and the 2 friends kept lookin at each other... comedy!!!!!
Gotta love Tormund and gotta love this channel lol
Nothing is better than Tormund 😂😂
you guys are awesome, thank you so much.
Glad you enjoyed it! What did you think about today's video essay?
@@StudioBinder It was awesome and really educative. you inspire to pursue my film making dreams, thanks once again.
Outstanding service and excellent video. Thanks Studio binder thanks. I am from Pakistan. 😄
Thx StudioBinder! If only season 8 was as good as this video!! :P
Thanks Chris! There's still the finale so let's see :-)
Thank you very much 😏😏😏
You're welcome -- what did you think of the shot reverse shot example in today's video?
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Reactions shots are really good for humor
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A movie that I believe is heavily driven with reaction shots - most being held for very long - is "One Flew Over The Cuckoo's Nest". That is why it is my favorite movie.
There's a reason that film is a masterpiece. The reaction shots on Jack (and the nurse) is perfectly timed and makes you feel connected with the characters. What are some of your other favorite reaction shots?
Jurassic Park when they first see the brachiosaurus. (The Spielberg Look). I like a lot of 70s horror movies. I think a lot of them had reaction shots that were the most terrifying part of the film. The mother's reaction to the nanny hanging herself in the Omen. The mother in Amityville Horror when she sees the red eyes outside the window. Just them looks alone haunted me for years - more than the actual threat.
Please how do you achieve a reverse shot with a camera or editing because I'm new into this and I want to get better. I'm still using a phone for now
Of course one of those first scenes from inglorious bastards. One of the best uses of reaction shots.
Never watched G.O.T. Still not going to. But that scene was a true Mastercard moment.
@Joe King They pander to the base element for sales in the name of ‘art’.
@Joe King It's becoming the norm, sadly, to use sex, drugs and rock and roll to propel a narrative film.
This is probably a dumb question but what I still don’t understand is how they literally film shot-reverse shot scenes, like how do they make the cameras not visible? Are they from different takes or are the cameras somehow angled so they’re not within frame or what?
Valar dohaeris
The Office is full of reaction shots right ?
Thanks for the video. However, getting reaction shots is part of every director’s coverage. Meaning, you’re on each of the actors in a scene for both their lines and their reactions (to other off-screen actors delivering their lines). So, making a note to get a reaction doesn’t feel like a critical step in the process. Unless, you’re the writer, looking for a specific type of reaction.
Megachad?
Wow, GoT season 8 hate hasn't bled into this place yet?
We're thankful it hasn't yet! What's your opinion of season 8?
@@StudioBinder I watch season 8 in order to understand the memes roasting it
Every reaction shot of Chandler Bing from Friends
Sarpaata Pasupathy Reaction After arya Won... ❤❤
I badly wanted to learn from this video but GoT spoilers made me stop viewing it any further.
My fault for not seeing GoT yet, I guess. But still...
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ok tell me why i watched this for an essay bruhhhh
Leslie Nielsen's reaction here is funnier than the unexpected third hand slapping him. When his character looks just as confused by the nonsense as you the audience, it makes it even funnier. He was a master at reaction shots.
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We love Leslie Nielsen! The Naked Gun movies would have been nothing without him!
That got scene might have been executed well in terms of what it was trying to achieve but it was a terrible moment in the show because what it was trying to achieve just shouldn’t have got into the tone and pacing of the show overall
Staying on Tormund is about a million times stronger without the joke. Personal opinion. It's so not even close that I'm wondering what the hell you're talking about...
GOTs started relying on character reactions instead of dialoge. Very sad
Nobody (2021)
Why on earth would you make the porn joke? Like know your audience.