The document discusses various camera shots and techniques used in filmmaking. It describes shots like establishing shots, wide shots, long shots, mid shots, close ups, and extreme close ups that show different levels of detail. It also covers camera movements like pans, tilts, tracks, zooms, and dollies. Additionally, it discusses camera angles such as low angles, high angles, and oblique angles and how they impact perception. Finally, it touches on compositional techniques like depth of field, rule of thirds, symmetry/asymmetry, and focus pulls.

1. A:Camera Shoot
B:Camera Movement
C:Camera Angles
D:Composition

2.  Establishing shot
Establishing is a setting of a scene, often used
giving viewer information about where the
scene is set .

3.  Wide shot
This shot is wide and shows a large variety of
information, often establishing are wide shot
.This could be used to show everyone in a
room or at a dinner table.

4.  Long shot
Framing of character or subject of their whole
body It normally used by people who are
running or can be to show what they doing.

5.  Mid/medium shot
Framing of A character or subject of their
torso(mostly torso and head but could be torso
and legs).It used to show what the person are
doing .

6.  Close up shot
 Framing of a character or subject of some
particular of their body or object such as
face, hand this Is used when you want to show
something in detail .

7.  Extreme close up shot
 A shot is of a part of body or face to show
audience to give them more information or
detail about a character or object.

8.  Point of view
Show a view from the character's perspective
used to show in a way which the audience
are aware of whole the character is e.g they
would a reverse shot of the character .

9.  Over the shoulder shot
A shoot which is filmed as if it is from the back
of the character’s shoulder. This shot is used
to show the character Facing the audience is
very Inferior.

10.  Two shot
Two character communicating ,interacting or
conversing .Usually used to show a
relationship between the two character (it
dose not have to be humane) .

11.  Overhead shot
 A type of camera shot in which is placed
above the character ,action or object being
filmed. Distances could vary.

12.  Pan
 When a camera pivots horizontally either
from left to right or right to left to reveal
more information. It can be used to give
view a panoramic view,somtimes used to
establish a scene .

13.  Tilt
When a camera pivots vertically ether from
bottom to top or top to bottom to reveal
more information .It can be used to give
more information or view the setting ,object
and character .

14.  Track
 Movement of the camera from side to side
without a pivot to follow an abject or
character this can be used to make smooth
movement from side to side or frontward and
backwards.

15.  Zoom
When the camera feature zoom goes in toward an
object or character to reveal more detail it can
be used to show small detail.

16.  Reverse zoom
 Reverse often called ‘zoom out’ when the
camera feature zoom goes out away from an
object or character which is used to reveal
detail from far or setting around them.
Speed of zoom can vary.

17.  Dolly
When a camera moves in and out on an object
called dolly which is like a tripod with
wheels.

18.  Low angle
 An angel that take from a lower place that
look up at the character or subject are often
used to make the character or subject to
look more dominant and powerful .

19.  High angle
 An angle that taken from a higher place that
looks down at character or subject, often
used for to make the character or subject
appear vulnerable, weak and to make them
smaller.

20.  Canted or oblique
 Camera angle that makes what is shot to
appear skewed or tilled, it can be used to
disorientate the audience.

21.  Balance is arrange element so that no one
part of work overpower. Balance is when
both sides artwork, if split down the middle
appear to be the same are used to equal the
page arranging element of the same
element e.g ying yang.
balance shape balance colour

22.  Symmetry(balance)
 When the shot is equally symmetry or
balance on both sides. Both sides look nearly
identical on both side. Often used to show
order, normalness or organisation.

23.  Asymmetry (unbalance )
 When the shot is unbalance on both side .
therefore both side looks different often
used in filming to show disorder objects
characters.

24.  Depth of field
 Depth of is distance of what is in focus. It is
the distance between the nearest and farthest
object in the scene that appear acceptable
sharp in an image this is used to show the
differences to the audience.

25.  Rule of third
The rule of third is a compostion that the
image should be divided into nine equal parts
by two equal spaced horizontal lines this is
used to create attention energy interest in
the composition.

26.  Shallow focus
 In shallow focus one plane of the image in
focus while the rest is out of focus. Shallow
focus typically used for emphasize one part
of the image over another.

27.  Deep focus
 Deep focus in which is entire image is in
focus. In deep focus the foregrounds, mid-
ground and background all in focus. This used
for to pull the main character to be on focus.

28.  Focus pulls
 Focus pulls is a creative camera technique in
which you change the focus during a shot;
usually means adjusting focus one subject to
another this can be used to to change the
focus of an subject or character.