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Frayer Models Jordan Morgan

Long Shot A shot taken from a sufficient distance to show a landscape, a building, or a large crowd. Synonym: Fluke Antonym: Medium Shot

Medium Shot A shot between a long shot and a close-up that shows people from the waist up. Synonym: Waist Shot Antonym: Long shot

Close up A shot between a long shot and a close-up that shows people from the waist up. Synonym: Face Shot Antonym: Long Shot

A shot of a small object or a part of a face that fills the screen. Extreme Close up A shot of a small object or a part of a face that fills the screen. S: Close Shot A:Close Up

Wide Shot The first shot of a new scene and establishes location. S: Far shot A: Extreme Long Shot

Arc Shot A shot in which the subject is photographed by an encircling or moving camera S: Circular Shot A: Wide Shot

Bird’s Eye View The camera is placed directly above the action being photographed S: Long Shot A:Close up

The camera looks down at what is being photographed. High Angle The camera looks down at what is being photographed. S: Birds Eye View A: Waist Shot

The camera looks up at what is being photographed. Low Angle The camera looks up at what is being photographed. S: Low shot A: Birds eye view

Oblique Angle The frame is tilted laterally on its axis. S: Slanted angle A: Long Angle