Extreme Long Shot
This shot may be taken from 1/4 mile away, and is generally used as a scene setting, establishing shot. It normally shows an EXTERIOR
Close-Up
This shows very little setting and just concentrates on the face.
Extreme Close-Up
Generally expanding beyond what the human eye would experience.
The Bird's-Eye view
This shows a scene from overhead, a very abnormal and strange angle.
High Angle
The camera is raised above the action using a crane to give a overall overview.
Eye Level
A fairly unbiased shot; the camera is positioned as if it is a human actually seeing a scene.
Low Angle
These makes the height bigger and give a sense of speeded motion.
Oblique/Canted Angle
Occasionally the camera is tilted to suggest difference, transition and instability
Dolly Shots
Occasionally called tracking shots. The camera is positioned on a moving vehicle and moves beside the action.
The Aerial Shot
This is a shot where it is tooken from a helicopter, it;s mostly used at the start of the screen to represent the start.




