1. CAM SAMC & ASSIGMENT3
PART A : CAMERA SHOTS
PARTB: CAMERA ANGLES
PARTC: CAMERA MOVEMENT
PARTD: COMPOSITION
BY KELLY MORALES

2. An establishing shot of usually the first shot of a new sense, it can
be a range of distance from very wide shot, extreme wide shot or
a long shot

3. WIDE SHOT
In a wide shot it shows a Variety of information, wide
shots allows the audience to clearly see the subject , the
environment and areas around them.

4. Long shot
It usually contains a
character or an object
that shows their whole
body

5. Mid/medium shot
This shot shows some parts
of the subject not the whole
body or object, showing the
right detailed

6. Close- Up Shot
Bring the camera close to an
object or a part of body to focus
only on what's interested

7. Extreme close up shot
This shot takes the camera even
closer and we are able to focus in
detail

8. Point of view shot
This shot shows the view
from a person or objects
perspective

9. Over the shoulder shot
This shot is framed from
behind a person who is
looking at another person or
object, it helps to establish
the position of each person
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10. Two shot
This shot has two people
and it shows the
relationship between them,
often used in interviews or
when two presenters are
hosting a show
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11. Aerial shot
A shot usually taken from a
plane or a helicopter, sometimes
from an overhead position to
show a city

12. Over the head shot
A shot taken above a
persons or objects head

13. LOW
HIGH
CANTED/OBLIQUE

14. LOW ANGLE
This angle shows the subject
from below giving them
Seem as more powerful

15. HIGH ANGLE
this angle shows the
subject from above, taken
from a high place looking
down to the subject

16. CANTED OR OBLIQUE
ANGLE
Sometimes the camera
is tilted or placed
horizontal to floor level
to show imbalance

17. PAN
TILT
TRACK
ZOON/REVERSE ZOOM
DOLLY
CRANE
STEDICAM
VERTIGO

18. PAN
A pan is a horizontal camera
movement in which the
camera moves left and
right, its used to show
scenes that can not fit on to
one shot

19. TILT
In which the camera points
up or down from a location
a movement which scans a
scene vertically its also
opposite to pan

20. TRACK
A shot in which the camera
moves from side to side
along tracks or rails to
follow a character or an
object, usually used to
follow actions

21. ZOOM
this means that
the shot gets a
close up while
still being in the
same distance
from the subject

22. REVERSE ZOOM
This shot which moves
away from a subject it
zooms away from a
character or object

23. DOLLY
A platform of wheels on
which a camera can be
placed in order to allow
freedom of movement
during filming

24. CRANE
the camera is placed on an
arm and allows it to be lifted
into the air often for high-
angle shots

25. VERTIGO
This is a movement that is
using both zooming and
dolling

26. BALANCE
Each element in the picture
is correctly like the colour,
size or texture is shown to
a correct balance

27. SYMMETRY
This shot is when
balanced on both sides
of the picture

28. ASYMMETRY
This is a shot that is not
balanced on both sides of
the shot or frame

29. RULE OF THIRDS
This is a balancing
technique that is used
when taking a image,
using grids tool in the
camera

30. DEPTH OF FIELD
This shot is the distance in
front and beyond the
subject that appears to be
in focus

31. SHALLOW FOCUS
In shallow focus one
part of the image is
in focus while the
rest is out of focus

32. DEEP FOCUS
This is where the whole image
is in focus

33. PULL FOCUS
If two people or
objects are in one
image then one is in
focus and the other
is not to attract
attention.