Usually an airal shot which sets up where the location of the scene is. Tells you the LOCATION where the scene is set e.g. a large graveyard in the American west(or Big Ben telling you it's in London or the Eiffel Tower telling you it's in Paris).
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Medium shot
when only half a subject (human or object) can be seen e.g a persons upper body from the torso to the top of their head.
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long shot
This is a far away shot where you can see the whole of a subject
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medium/long shot
This is a mix of the two shots before and its when a subject is only seen partly but you can also see the entirety of other people in the background
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close up
When the camera is set up close
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extreme close up
a shot taken uncomfortably close up like a finger or an eye
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low angle shot
When a shot is taken from a low view (Can be used as a device to show power in a subject)
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high angle shot
Taken from a hight point (can be used as a device to make a subject look weak)
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Over the shoulder shot
when the camera is behind a person looking over there shoulder
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POV shot
When a shot is taken from someones point of view being there eyes so we see what they see
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Tracking
When the camera moves to follow the action (usually on a literal track of some sort)
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Panning
Turing left or right to left (or up or down) on a fixed axist position)
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Mis en scene
Everything in a scene (props, makeup, outfits etc)
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Other cards in this set
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Front
when only half a subject (human or object) can be seen e.g a persons upper body from the torso to the top of their head.
Back
Medium shot
Card 3
Front
This is a far away shot where you can see the whole of a subject
Back
Card 4
Front
This is a mix of the two shots before and its when a subject is only seen partly but you can also see the entirety of other people in the background
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