1. There are several types of film shots that establish different perspectives and levels of intimacy. These include establishing shots, wide shots, medium shots, close-ups, bird's-eye views, over the shoulder shots, low shots, two shots, and high angle shots. 2. Establishing shots set the scene, wide shots provide context, medium shots show characters from belly button to head, and close-ups create intimacy. Bird's-eye views look directly down while low shots look up to make subjects appear powerful. 3. Two shots frame two subjects who may be together or apart, and high angle shots locate the camera above eye level so it looks down on the subject. Each shot type conveys