1. Different camera shots include long shots, medium shots, bust shots, close-ups, and extreme close-ups which show different parts of the body or focus on different details. 2. Establishing shots set the scene and location of the action. Over the shoulder shots show the back of one person's head while the other is in focus. Two shots feature two people. 3. Common camera angles include normal, low, and high angles while Dutch angles suggest abnormal situations. Point of view shots make the camera the eye of the subject.

1. Camera shots angles movements

2. shots

3. Long shot Features a person from head to toe A full body shot LS

4. Medium Shot Features the person from the waist to the head MS

5. Bust shot Features a person from chest to head More personal than a medium shot Bust

6. Close-up Features a person’s head and shoulders We are close to the character Able to more clearly recognize facial expressions CU

7. Extreme Close-up Closest we can get to a person or object Eye, mouth, watch, doorknob, etc. ECU

8. Establishing Shot First shot of a scene Tells where the action will be taking place EST

9. EST Can be a building A sign Or a title Principal’s Office

10. Over the shoulder shot Back of person’s head=foreground Main character’s head=background, but it is in focus We know the character is talking to someone OS

11. 2 shot A shot with 2 people in it

12. angles

13. normal Shot is taken at a normal, everyday angle Eye-level

14. Low angle Camera is on ground or low…and looking up Subject on the screen is powerful or superior

15. High angle Camera looks down on the subject Subject on the screen is weak or inferior

16. dutch Angle is diagonal, crooked Suggests action or excitement Something abnormal is going on

17. Point of view Camera becomes the eye of the subject POV

18. movements

19. pan Camera head moves from side to side Camera is mounted on tripod or shoulder

20. tilt Camera head moves up or down Camera is mounted on tripod or shoulder

21. truck Entire camera moves from side to side

22. Dolly Entire camera moves towards or away from a subject Camera moves forward or backwards

23. Zoom in Camera is stationary, but an object on screen appears to be getting closer to camera Camera lenses are shifting

24. Zoom out Camera is stationary, but an object on screen appears to be moving further away from the camera Camera lenses are shifting