Camera Angles

Establishing shot- the first shot of a new scene
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Long Shot- a shot showing the entire subject often in relation to the background and surroundings
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Medium Shot- a shot from a medium distance wherein some background is showing as well
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Eye Level Shot- the camera is placed at the subject's height
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Shoot a Close Up Shot- a shot which tightly frames the object
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Birds Eye Shot- an elevated picture of an object from above
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Worms Eye Shot- a view of an object from below
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Extreme Close Up Shot- a shot wherein only the fine detail of an object is to be shown
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Reaction Shot- a shot portraying a person's reaction
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Point of View Shot- a shot that shows what a character is looking at
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Over the Shoulder Shot- a shot of an object taken from over the shoulder of another object
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