High angle shots show those with power looking down, while low angle shots make characters seem larger and more threatening as they loom over others. Long shots establish settings, and extreme close ups focus on important props, gestures, or interactions. Medium shots show characters from the waist up, ideal for conversations. Close ups focus on heads and shoulders to convey emotions. Extreme long shots depict distant places or a character's point of view looking out over a scene, common in horror. Different shot types are used to manipulate perspective and focus audience attention in films.

1. SHOT TYPES

2. HIGH ANGLE SHOT

3. High angle shot is good to use in movies and images because it shows who has the power in the situation.Also sometimes it gives the audience the clue that someone is being watched .Sometimes shows the important characters.

4. LOW ANGLE SHOT

5. Low angle shots are also used to show who has power in the scene.Usually villains in the films are shown using the low angle shot because it makes them look larger and unnatural and been watched by someone who is small and most commonly scared of whats going to happen next.It also gives a clue that the monster/villain is going to attack the small person.

6. LONG SHOT

7. Shows characters in some distance.Long shot is usually used to show the main characters back and the setting where the film will take place.

8. EXTREME CLOSE UP

9. Extreme close up is usually used to show an important prop, gesture or movement of contact between characters

10. MEDIUM SHOT

11. Medium shot shows the characters waist upwards. This is good because the audience will be able to see the reactions that the actors give. Most of the time used to show people in a conversation.

12. Close up

13. This shot is a shot from a person ‘s head and shoulders.Not too much of background detail should appear.It is usually used to make an characters emotions appear.

14. Extreme long shot

15. This is used to show buildings or distance places.Its also used as a view of the point of view of an character looking out over. Used quite a lot in horror movies to show that something's coming towards the character.Also known as an establishing shot.

16. Examples of shots form films

17. Long shot

18. Medium shot

19. Low angle shot

20. High angle shot

21. Extreme long shot

22. EXTRME CLOSE UP

23. CLOSE UP

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