Media Shots
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This document outlines different types of camera shots and angles used in media including extreme long shots, long shots, full length shots, medium long shots, medium shots, two shots, over the shoulder shots, medium close ups, close ups, extreme close ups, and macro shots. It also lists different camera angles such as aerial, high, eye level, low, and oblique angles.
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- 1. Media Shots By Nashwa Waqar, Sumaiya Imran, Fatima Ali Zeb
- 2. Camera Shots
- 4. Long Shot
- 7. Medium Shot
- 8. Two Shot
- 10. Medium Close Up
- 11. Close Up
- 12. Extreme Close Up
- 13. Macro Shot
- 14. Camera Angles
- 15. Arial Angle
- 16. High Angle
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- 19. Oblique Angle