Close-up shots emphasize details like a person's face, showing their emotional state and drawing the viewer into their personal space. Long shots introduce scenes by showing the entire subject and surroundings to set the time, place, and action. Extreme long shots provide an establishing shot of a large landscape to deliver the location and time. Medium shots show some detail of the subject while still showing enough context. Aerial shots are done from helicopters or cranes to view large landscapes from above, making characters seem small. High-angle shots make moments seem more dramatic by looking down, while low-angle shots look up to make figures seem vulnerable or powerless. Over the shoulder shots establish the position of people by framing from behind one looking at