The different shots explained

1. Extreme Close – shows the character waking up and
emotion

2. Crane shot – Shows the surroundings
around him

3. Tilt shot – gives and artistic approach
and shows detail

4. Long shot – shows the surroundings.

5. Establishing shot – helps the audience establish
where the place is set

6. Wide shot – helps to see the
surroundings

7. Mid shot – shows the characters emotion

8. POV – helps the audience to see what the
character is seeing

10. Establishing shot – helps the audience establish
where it is set

11. Close up – so we can see the detail and can
show the significance of the item

12. Close up – helps to see the detail of
the person

13. Tracking shot – shows the path that the cat
takes.

14. Extreme close up – shows the detail and
hides the identity of the person in the gas
mask

15. Close up/long shot of the cat – shows all the
cat

16. Extreme close up – shows the detail of
the cat

17. Tilt shot

18. Establishing shot

19. Long shot