1. What is it? – Its even closer than close up shot.
Why used? – To see fine detail in characters facial expressions.

2. What is it? – It’s a clear shot of somebody’s face.
Why used? – To have an idea on how the person is feeling or looking
like.

3. What is it? – It’s a shot of a persons torso their head.
Why used? – Used in programmes and films. It is a shot of people
having conversations.

4. What is it? – To be able to see from their head to feet.
Why used? – To give us a faint idea on what the person looks like.

5. What is it? - An extreme long shot can be a rolling picture, it sets the scene.
Why used? - It tells us where the scene is going to be.

6. What is it? - It is a shot taken from a high point.
Why used? - It makes an object look smaller.

7. What is it? – It is a picture took from a low point.
Why used? – It makes an object look bigger or more powerful.

8. What is it? – It’s a shot from somebody's point of view.
Why used? - To show us what the character is looking at.

9. What is it? – It makes the picture look confusing.
Why used? – To make the audience feel confused.