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| Establishing shot- establishes the context for a scene by including important objects. |
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| Long shot- view from a great distance and the people appear smaller. |
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| Medium shot- shot above the waist that allow the gestures of the object/character to be more present. |
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| Eye level- camera angle is at eye level and angled toward the object/character. |
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| Close up shot- shot includes close up of face and usually is paired with an expression of emotion. |
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| Birds eye- shot from above. |
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| Worms eye- shot from below. |
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| Extreme close up- shows extreme detail in facial figures. |
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| Reaction image- shot showing an emotional reaction expressing the mood. |
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| Over the shoulder- a shot from behind one character/objects shoulder which includes the other character/object in sight. |
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| POV- shows what a character is looking at. |











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