Match on action involves cutting between two shots from different angles to create the illusion of continuous movement. Shot reverse shot alternates between characters in a conversation by showing one over the other's shoulder and vice versa to capture reactions and identify speakers. The 180 degree rule establishes an imaginary axis between characters that the camera must stay on one side of for each shot to maintain consistent character positioning on screen from the audience's perspective.

1. DESCRIPTION OF
SHOTS

2. Match on Action
Match on action is a camera technique where 2 shots from
different angles are cut together into a sequence to create
the image of movement and allows the scene to flow easily

3. Shot Reverse Shot
A camera technique used in conversation shots for
example, where the camera shows one character
and then the other character over the previous’s
shoulder and then reversed again. it is a good way
to show reaction shots and to keep track of who is
speaking in a conversation.

4. 180 Degree Rule
This is the basic guideline regarding the on-screen position
of characters. An imaginary line called the axis connects
the characters and by keeping the camera on one side of
this axis for every shot in the scene, the first character will
always be frame right of the second character, who is then
always frame left of the first. If this axis is crossed, the
characters switch sides in front of the audience