The document describes different types of camera shots including their image, effect, and purpose. Establishing shots set the scene and location. Close-ups highlight facial expressions or important items. Long-shots show body language and clothing. Extreme long-shots indicate the setting. Low angle shots exaggerate importance or dominance. Mid shots show part of the costume and facial expression. High angle shots portray vulnerability. Wide angle shots give a broad view of the scene.

1. Shot Image Effect
Establishing Sets the scene/ where
shot … the action/ scene will
take place.
Show facial expression
Close-up … or highlighting the
importance of an item.
Shows body language
Long-shot … and clothing of the
character.
Extreme Indicates the setting of
Long-shit … the scene.

2. Shot Image Effect
Helps to exaggerate
Low Angle the importance or
Shot … dominance of a
person or item.
Shows part of the
costume and the
Mid Shot … facial expression.
Portrays character or
High Angle item as less powerful/
Shot … demonstrates
vulnerability.
Wide Angle Gives the audience a
Shot … wide view of the
scene.

3. Shot Image Effect
Framing Draws attention to
Shot … what ever is in the
shot.
Used to establish
Crane Shot … scenery.
Show the true
Aerial Shot … magnitude of shot-
usually very large.
Portrays the film from
POV Shot … the characters
perspective.

4. Shot Image Effect
Handheld Camera held by
Shot … operator- used to
create tension.
Clearly see expression
OVS Shot … of the characters and
who there talking to.
Helps the audience to see the
costumes and expressions of
Two Shot … both character by focusing on
both characters.
Follows the action
Tilt Shot … up/down- the camera
stays stationary.

5. Shot Image Effect
Focuses on the action
Panning as it moves- from left
Shot … to right, the camera is
stationary
Tracking Follows the action
Shot … whilst on a track.