The document lists 14 different shot types used in filmmaking including mid shots, close ups, long shots, establishing shots, over the shoulder shots, point of view shots, tracking shots, pans, zooms, Hitchcock zooms, handheld/fixed shots, dolly shots, and slow motion shots. Each shot type is defined by the camera angle, perspective, or movement used to capture the scene or subject.

1. Shot List
Names:
Shot Number Shot Type (e.g. Close Up) Shot Description
1 Mid Shot Camera shot od medium range
from the subject.
2 Close up Only the subject’s face is seen.
3 Long Shot Entire subject’s body is included
in the shot.
4 Establishing Shot Large intake of the scene from
a long range.
5 Over the Shoulder Shot Viewed from the perspective of
over a subject’s shoulder.
6 POV Shot Shot from the view of
someone’s eyesight.
7 Tracking Shot Camera shot following a
characters movements.
8 Pan Camera rotates horizontally to
take in the scene.
9 Zoom in/out Camera takes in a normal/wide
field of view to focus on
subjects.
10 Hitchcock Zoom Advance the camera forwards
and zoom out.
11 Handheld/fixed Free movement via
person/stays in one position.
12 Dolly Camera shot on solid apparatus
on wheels to increase stability.
13 Slow Motion Camera slows down frames per
second to slow down the
actions on film.
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