This document provides examples of different shot types used in filmmaking including close-ups, which focus on a specific area; mid shots, which show both a character and some background; long shots, which are used to establish a location; wide shots, which show everything in a scene; and two shots, which capture conversation between two characters.

1. Different Examples of
Shot Types

2. Close Up and Mid Shot
Here is a a close up of wall,
a close up is used to focus
on a specific area.
Here is a mid shot of
Reece, a mid shot is used
to show a bit of a character
and a bit of the background.

3. Long Shot and Wide Shot
Here is a Long shot of the
college, long shots are used to
show the location.
Here is a wide shot of the
road near college, wide
shots are used to show
everything in the scene.

4. Two Shot
Here is a two shot example of
two people, a two shot is used
to show conversation between
two characters.