The document describes 4 camera shots used in a film scene. The first is a 7 second pan from an empty toilet stall to a high angle view of characters. The next two shots last 5 seconds each - one is a handheld pan between two mid close ups of characters, making the audience feel present, and the other is a two shot of characters facing each other in profile from an eye level, handheld position. The final shot is a 9 second handheld pan between mid close ups of the two characters, focusing on each as they speak to involve the audience in the conversation.

1. The camera pans from the first shot of an empty toilet stall to its final position, looking at
a high angle down at the characters. The camera is stedi-cam and keeps the shot stable.
The shot could also be considered as a dolly/track shot. This lasts for 7 seconds.
This is another pan shot between two mid close ups, of two of the featured characters.
The camera is handheld and at eyelevel and makes the audience feel as if they are in the
scene, in conversation with the characters. This lasts for 5 seconds.

2. This is a two shot and features both the characters facing towards each
other. We get a side profile of both. The camera is at eye level and hand
held and again makes the audience part of the clip. This shot lasts for 5
seconds.
This is then a mid close up shot of the two characters, as the camera pans between the two on a hand held camera. As the
camera focuses on each character as they speak we get the idea that the audience are meant to be involved in the
conversation and the scene. 9 seconds