Camera Angle- the direction of the camera shot, for example tilted up or down.
Camera Shots- different views of a scene or character, for example close up.
Camera Levels- the different heights of which a film is shot, for example high shot.
Camera Movement- the direction or way of which the camera travels in, for example tracking shot.
Depth of field- is where the foreground is in focus and the background is out of focus, and visa versa.
Medium Shot- is from the waist upwards, shows power or importance as the character is in the whole frame, and also shows their location.
Long Shot- where the characters body fits into the frame
Pull Focus- when what is in front of the shot is in focus and the background is out of focus and it changes.
Shot Reverse Shot- is where there is a conversation between two people and the camera switches between seeing them.
Counted Angle- is at 45 degrees, it is used to show disorientation or abnormality.
Point of View Shot- shows the view from the characters prospective.
Close up- is where a certain feature or part of the character takes up the frame, for example the head.
Over the Shoulder Shot- looking from behind the person, looking at the other character
Tracking Shot- is where the camera follows the character or object
Panning Shot- is where the camera moves in a horizontal line and rotates to give a whole view of the location
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