Improved angles & movements slideshow

1. Camera Angle: Close Up
Image example:
How am I used in a film?
By zooming in on an object or person to show more detail and to
show that at that moment the object or person is the center of
attention and not lost in the background.

2. Camera Angle: Establishing Shot
Image example:
How am I used in a film?
By having a shot that clearly shows the area the scene is shot in
so the audience has a better understanding of the surroundings
and settings the scene is in.

3. Camera Angle: Extreme wide shot
Image example:
How am I used in a film?
By showing a large amount of space to show all the detail of a
scene that is happening and show some detail of what’s
surrounding the scene.

4. Camera Angle: Wide shot
Image example:
How am I used in a film?
By showing detail of the surrounding while focusing on the scene
happening and showing the entire object or person/people in
the shot.

5. Camera Angle: Mid shot
Image example:
How am I used in a film?
By zooming in on half of an object or person and making them
the center of attention of the shot while not zooming in closely
on all the details of the object/person.

6. Camera Angle: Medium close up
Image example:
How am I used in a film?
By zooming in a person’s mid-chest and up so they’re in the
center of the shot.

7. Camera Angle: Extreme close up
Image example:
How am I used in a film?
By zooming in very closely on an object or person so you can see
more detail and the emotion the person is feeling more clearly.

8. Camera Angle: Two-shot
Image example:
How am I used in a film?
By having a shot with two people being in the a center of the
shot so they’re both equally the main focus.

9. Camera Angle: Over the shoulder
Image example:
How am I used in a film?
By having a shot of someone or something from the perspective
of over the shoulder of another person.

10. Camera Angle: Point of view (POV)
Image example:
How am I used in a film?
By having a first-person shot of a short film scene that shows
what someone or something is looking at shown through a
camera.

11. Camera Movement: Tracking
Image example:
How am I used in a film?
By following a person or object physically moving. This can be
done using tracks, handheld, ropes, Steady-cam etc.

12. Camera Movement: Tilt
Image example:
How am I used in a film?
By moving the camera up or down without changing its vertical or horizontal
axis, the person using the camera can do two types of pedestals: pedestal up
means moving the camera up and pedestal down means moving the camera
down. You aren’t tilting the lens up instead you are moving the whole camera
up.

13. Camera Movement: Zoom
Image example:
How am I used in a film?
By altering the zoom slider on the camera so the shot seems
closer to the object or person that it’s focusing on.

14. Rules of Framing
Professional shots need perfect framing for each shot that focus
on the main thing in the photograph. Photography is when you
including some things while singling out others and is the main
reason for framing. Not only can you frame with your lens, you
can also use objects in nature to frame.
How am I used in a film?
By positioning the camera appropriately so who or whatever
you’re focusing on is the center of attention and is clearly visible
in the shot.

15. The rules of third
Detailed explanation:
The rule of thirds involves mentally dividing up your image using
2 horizontal lines and 2 vertical lines. You then position the
important elements in your scene along those lines, or at the
points where they meet.
How am I used in a film?
By positioning your camera so the important parts of the scene is
viewable at the places where the rule applies.