This document lists different types of camera shots used in filmmaking including extreme close-ups, close-ups, medium shots, long shots, two shots, over the shoulder shots, high and low angle shots, and tilted frames. These shots provide different perspectives and levels of detail ranging from tight close-ups of a subject's face to wider shots capturing a subject's full body or their environment.

2. Extreme Close-Up (ECU)
Big Close-Up (BCU)
Close-Up (CU)
Medium Close-Up (MCU)
Medium Shot (MS)
Medium Long Shot (MLS)
Long Shot (LS)
Very Long Shot (VLS)
Two Shot (any shot with two characters or objects equally framed)
‘Over the Shoulder Shot’
Interviewee looks into space in the frame
Moving Subject Walks into Space
High Angle Shot (looking down)
Low Angle Shot (looking up)
Tilted Frame (Canted/Dutch Angle)