2. An establishing shot is there to give you an understanding of the
situation and setting the film is set in
3. A wide angle or long shot gives you a broader view
of the surroundings to, for example, give you an
understanding of the setting and environment.
4. A medium shot is closer up to the character or thing
so if they want us to focus on a specific thing for
example the facial features and state of the character
5. A close up gives us a more detailed and clear view of the
character
6. It gives us more information about the character and their
facial features but also allows us to see what's going on
behind him
7. Allows the audience to see details and features about the
object or character the camera is focussing on
8. Tries to get us to imagine that we are in the position of
the camera and can see what it sees making it seem as if
we were there.
9. Allows us to see multiple characters and gives a better
understanding of the surrounding and situation they
are in.
10. It has two characters and can for example allow us to see their
relationship and how they see each other
11. Used to follow a conversation between characters to follow
who is saying what
12. Is usually to show that the characters have power or authority
