Language of Television

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The document outlines various techniques used in television production including basic shots like long shots and close ups, composition rules like the rule of thirds and headroom, camera angles such as high and low angles, and camera movements like panning and tilting. It also describes a session on these techniques that includes a briefing, short video demonstration, and question/answer period.

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