This document describes various camera shot types and proposes how they could be used in a film trailer or poster. It discusses close-up shots for focusing on the stalker's magazine or poster face. Mid-shots would show conversations between characters. Over the shoulder shots could show a character looking at photos on a laptop. Point of view shots would be from characters' perspectives. Two shots would frame two characters together and low/high angles could track a stalker following someone around school from different perspectives.

2. Close up
 This is when the shot takes up most of
the frame. We would use this throughout
the trailer but we could also use this
shot on the magazine or the poster of
the Ben, the stalker.

3. Long shot
 This is a full frame shot. We would use
this when Ben and Emily are happy and
are walking together holding hands
because by using this shot it would get
everything we need to show in the
frame.

4. Mid-shot
 Shows some parts of the person. This is
usually for the waist up. We would use
this when the ben and Emily are talking
or when Emily and James are talking
together. We could also use it for this
shot for the poster or the magazine front
cover.

5. Over the shoulder shot
 This is when the camera is behind the
persons and are is filming over their
shoulder. We would use this shot when
Ben is looking at pictures of Emily on the
laptop.

6. Point of view shot
 This is when you film in the person’s
perspectives. We would use this when
Emily is walking to meet James and
when Ben is looking out of the window
at Emily and James.

7. Two shot
 This is when two people are in the
frame. We would use whenever Ben and
Emily or James and Emily are together.

8. High Angle
 This when the camera is high up looking
down on the person. We could use this
when Ben it following Emily around the
school.

9. Low angle
 This is when the camera looking up at
the person. We would use this when ben
is following Emily as well and we could
also use this when ben Is talking the
Emily.

10. Hand Held
 This is when you hold the camera
instead of using a tripod to get more
motion. We use this when we are using
the point of view shot because it looks
more like its from the persons eyes.

11. Depth of field
 The front part of the shot is in focus but
the back is blurred.
Deep Focus
 At the back of frame focused and the
front is blurred.
We could use these for when
ben is hiding behind the wall
spying on Emily and James.