An establishing shot is the first shot of a new scene and shows the audience where the action takes place. A point of view shot shows what a character is looking at from their perspective. An over shoulder shot frames a person looking at a subject from behind, with the subject occupying about 1/3 of the frame. A two shot includes two people in the frame and is often used for interviews or when two people are hosting a show.
2. Establishing Shot:
It is usually the first shot of a new
scene, designed to show the
audience where the action is taking
place.
Point of view shot:
This shows what a character (the
subject) is looking at (represented
through the camera).
Over shoulder Shot:
This shot is framed from behind a person
who is looking at he subject. The person
facing the camera usually occupies about
1/3 of the frame.
Two Shot:
Where two people are involved in one
shot, It is often used in interviews or
when two presenters are hosting a
show.
