Long shots show people and surroundings, medium shots show people talking or in an over-the-shoulder frame, and extreme close ups focus on eyes to convey emotion. High angle shots create tension by looking down on subjects, while low angles indicate power dynamics and protagonists. Extreme long shots establish locations, and close ups similarly highlight emotions.

1. BY JAKE , THANH , SEAN AND LAURA B SHOT TYPES

2. LONG SHOTThis is used to show the people and the surroundings.

3. MEDIUM SHOTThese are used in movies to show people talk , so its basically the same with a over the shoulder shot.

4. EXTREME CLOSE UPThis is a shot of someone’s eye.This kind of shot are used in movies to show emotion.

5. HIGH ANGLEThis is a high angle shot of people standing by the stairs. This shot is used in movies to create tension , which should grab the audiences attention.

6. LOW ANGLEThis angle is used in movies to show who’s in power or even the main character.

7. EXTREME LONG SHOTYou use this kind of shot to show where you are , basically the location. As you can see I uploaded a picture of a school.

8. CLOSE UPThis shot is also used to show emotions , it’s the same with an extreme close up