1. DIFFERENT TYPES OFDIFFERENT TYPES OF
SHOTSHOT
Made by: ALI VALIYEVMade by: ALI VALIYEV

2. FIRST SCENEFIRST SCENE
(LONG SHOT)(LONG SHOT)

3. As you see the
camera is
placed at the
top and it
shoots down
part
We took this
sequence in a long
shot to show his
falling which signifies
that he is in hurry

4. CLOSER LOOK AT SECONDCLOSER LOOK AT SECOND
SCENE (WIDE SHOT)SCENE (WIDE SHOT)

5. The tripod was
set up high so
that it will be
easy to take
wide shot
We tried to
balance the
white colour
of the wall in
the camera
This scene took us long
time because the actors
couldn’t say the dialogue
in right order

6. Editing in here was
hard because we
had to make it so
clearly so that the
sound of door
opening and the
entrance of the
actor to the rooom
would match.

7. THIRD SHOT TYPETHIRD SHOT TYPE
(OVER THE SHOULDER)(OVER THE SHOULDER)

8.  This type of shot signifies fromThis type of shot signifies from
who's point of view is it, forwho's point of view is it, for
instance: in here it is from girlsinstance: in here it is from girls
point of view.point of view.
 We put the camera in such aWe put the camera in such a
place so that the TV screenplace so that the TV screen
will not reflect the camera.will not reflect the camera.
 As in before we tried to beAs in before we tried to be
careful with the sound editingcareful with the sound editing
againagain

9.  As you see, in allAs you see, in all
the shots ourthe shots our
actor comes inactor comes in
and stays in theand stays in the
same placesame place
All this tiny
things doesn’t
make the
audience know
that there was a
mistake in
editing

10. FOURTH SHOT TYPEFOURTH SHOT TYPE
(CLOSE UP SHOT)(CLOSE UP SHOT)

11. The camera
was zoomed
in and
focused on
the actors
It was hard to
zoom in
carefully so
that it will be
not so close
or far.
This
sequence
was taken
in this way
to show the
face
expressions
of the actors