Camera anglesBy Jamie and Lara

Establishing shot

A Establishing shot is basically the setting, and it can kind’ve give you a hint about the genre of things. This shot is of a city at night-time.

Long shots

A long shot is where it shows the person in whole , so it allows you

to see the setting behind them and their costume.

Medium long shot

A medium long shot is usually from the knees up and show most the charter and show the setting

Medium shot

A medium shot is a shot from the waist up , it shows the ground but mainly the charter.

Extreme close up

An extreme close up is exactly what it says, n an object or a face.

Birds eye view

Birds eye view is basically a god like position, where you look down upon everything from above.

High angle

An angle with a tilt down Makes the Audience feel powerful. and make the Actor look weakAnd powerless.

Low angle

A angle with a tilt up to make the character look powerful.

Make the audience feel weak

Canted angle

A shoot that has been tilted

Point of view shot

A shot do you can see through the characters point of view.

Over the shoulder shot

Its where the camera sits on someone's shoulder (not literally) So it has someone's shoulder and a bit of their head in it.