Shot types
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Extreme long shots show landscapes or buildings from a distance, long shots show characters or buildings in their surroundings, and extreme close ups focus on important details like gestures or contact between characters. Close ups show a person's head and shoulders to capture their emotions, high angle shots indicate someone is being watched from above or alone, and low angle shots show a character looking down. Medium shots display characters from the waist up to see their emotions and reactions.
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Shot types
- 1. Shot typesBy Chelsea Crawley
- 2. Extreme long shotExtreme long shot is used for views of landscapes or buildings. It might also be the point of view of a character looking out over a vista.
- 3. Long shot Long shot shows a character or a building at some distance away from the camera the character will be dominated by his/her surroundings
- 4. Extreme close up Extreme close up is used to show important detail the characters gesture or moment of contact between characters
- 5. Close upClose up is a shot of a persons head and shoulders not much background appears in the picture its used to catch the characters emotional response
- 6. High angle shot Is used to show that someone is being watched from above or is alone.
- 7. Low angle shot Low angle shot shows that the character is looking down towards the floor or object.
- 8. Medium shot Shows the character waist up wards so you can see see him emotions and reactions
- 10. Long shot
- 11. Medium shot
- 12. Close up
- 13. Extreme close up
- 14. High angle shot
- 15. Low angle shot