1. Wide Shot Subject very small in frame. Focus on setting.
Good for establishing a scene.
Wide Shot

2. Feet at bottom of frame.
Head at top.
Focus on subject.
Long Shot

3. Medium Long Shot Subject main focus. Shins/knees at bottom of frame.
Head at top of frame.
Medium Long Shot

4. Waist to top of head.
Medium Shot

5. Medium Close Up Subject large in frame. Good for conversations.
Chest to top of head.

6. Close Up Chin/neck to top of head in frame.
No real understanding of environment.
Focus on subject emotion.

7. Extreme Close Up Eyes/features of the subject.
Good for expressing emotion of characters.

8. Low Angle Camera low, angled up towards subject.
Gives perspective of subjects being in a position of power.
Low Angle

9. High Angle Camera high, angled down towards subject.
Gives perspective of subjects being in a position of vulnerability.
High Angle

10. Canted Angle Camera tilted at an angle on its X-axis.
Gives perspective of subjects being in a position of action.
Adds dynamics to frame.
Canted Angle

11. Point of view Camera assumes position of a character.
Adds empathy to the character.
Point of view