Presentation camera shots
- 2. Close-up A close-up camera shot contains one characters face, this enables the viewer to under the actor’s emotions and allows them to feel empathy for how there feeling, which is why it is also known as a personal shot.
- 3. Medium shot A medium shot contains a character from the waist up, this shot allows the viewer to see the characters facial expressions clearly and also there interaction with other characters.
- 4. Long shot Contains a complete view of the characters, views are able to see costumes clearly and see the relationship between characters.
- 5. Point-of-view shot The point-of-view shot is where the viewers is able to go into the characters shoes and see what they see, this allows the viewer to understand the character more and allows them to create a relationship with the character.
- 6. High-angle shot A high-angle shot is where the camera shot looks down on a subject, this will make a character look small and vulnerable.
- 7. Low-angle shot A low-angle shot looks up at a subject, this can make the audience feel small and vulnerable the complete opposite to a high-angle shot.