High shot
A high shot is when your doing filming a
technique where the camera looks down at the
subject from above. however the angle is used
for to add narrative information,
to create a visceral or emotional response, and
to present characters
from a perspective that makes them seem
vulnerable or diminshed
close up
A close up is a photogarph or movie taken
at close range.however a close shot is a
type of camera angle, focus, and design
that frames an actors face. the close up
shot is usally usedto express a significant
emotion which is then to identify a moment
of extreme importance to the story.
 dutch shot
A dutch shot is when a shot in which the
camera has been rotated around the
axis of the lens and relative to the
horizon or vertical lines in the shot.
howver its used as the pointed of this
tilted perspective is to make the viewers
establishment shot
A establishment shots are typically wide or
extreme wide shots of buildings or landscapes.
however these shots might include signage,
landmarks or other obvious signals of place
and time. for example, scene about a murder
in a college lecture hall might begin with a shot
that shows the entire room including the
professior and the students taking notes
 low shot
A low shot angle convey power,A low-
angle shot is a shot in which the
camera angle is positioned below the
eye line of the subject, pointing
upward. An extreme low-angle shot is
positioned below the subject's feet,
offering a sharper contrast in the shot
extreme close up
To allow the viewer to enter the
character's intimate space, revealing
certain characteristics and emotions that
would otherwise go unnoticed from afar.
for example to start at around the actor's
upper body and go to just above the