This document defines various camera shots including close-up, medium shot, wide shot, and long shot. It also discusses techniques like headroom, noseroom, and the rule of thirds for framing subjects. Finally, it lists different types of camera movements such as pan, tilt, zoom, and dolly.

1. CAMERA MOVEMENT
AND COMPOSITION

2. Close Up (CU)
Top of head to shoulders

3. Medium Shot (MS)
Top of head to waist

4. Wide Shot (WS)
Top of head to feet

5. Long Shot (LS)
Anything wider than a wide shot

6. Extreme Close Up (ECU)
Anything closer than a Close Up (CU)

7. Headroom
It’s important to leave space above the top of
the head and the top of the frame. It should be
just a small amount – too much headroom looks

8. Noseroom
In profile shot, it’s important to leave space
between the nose and the side of the frame. It
should be a significant amount - too little

9. The Rule of Thirds
Create a 3x3 grid on your shot, and align
the main subject along the intersection of
the lines.

10. Camera Movements
 Pan - Horizontal camera movement
 Tilt - Vertical camera movement
 Zoom - Electronic camera movement
 Dolly - Physical camera movement using
a dolly.