Camera Shots The camera can be used in many different ways, and the type of camera shot used will have a certain effect. It can focus us on things such as but not limited to: Location. Relationship between characters to each other. Relationship between character and environment. Physical activity and body movement. Emotion/facial expression. Character or object size, power, or vulnerability. Every camera shot will use a combination of Size Framing Focus Angle Movement This handout gives examples of three of these: size, framing, and focus Types of Camera Shot Sizes The Different Types of Shots 1. Extreme Wide Shot 2. Long Shot / Wide Shot 3. Full Shot 4. Medium Long Shot (MLS) / Medium Wide Shot 5. Cowboy Shot 6. Medium Shot 7. Medium Close Up 8. Close Up 9. Extreme Close Up 10. Establishing Shot Types of Camera Shot Framing WORKING WITH SUBJECTS IN THE FRAME 1. Single Shot 2. Two Shot 3. Three Shot 4. Over-the-Shoulder Shot (OTS) 5. Point-of-View Shot (POV) Types of Camera Shot Angles Adjusting camera height for impact 1. Eye Level Shot 2. Low Angle Shot 3. High Angle Shot 4. Dutch Angle Shot 5. Birds-Eye-View Shot / Overhead Shot