1. Camera Shots

2. Establishing Shot (EST)
This ESTABLISHES where the action takes place - sets the scene
Often an exterior shot
Usually a Wide Shot (WS)

3. Wide Shot (WS) Often (but not always) used as an establishing shot
The point of this shot is to show the subject's surroundings

4. Long Shot (LS)
A shot which shows all or most of a fairly large subject (for example, a person) and usually much of the surroundings

5. Medium Long Shot (MLS)
Knees to head with some background

6. Medium Shot (MS)
Waist to head

7. Medium Two Shot (M2S)
Similar to a MS, but with two people

8. Medium Close Up (MCU)
Head and shoulders

9. Close Up (CU)
Shows a character's face
Used to show emotion

10. Big Close Up (BCU)
Forehead to chin
Used to show extreme emotion

11. Extreme Close Up (ECU)
A very tight shot, for example someone’s eye or a door handle

12. Over The Shoulder (OTS)
Used during a conversation
MCU + the other person’s shoulder/head/back etc

13. Overhead Shot (OH)
Camera will be directly over the objects/actors

14. High Angle (H/A)
Could be used to make the object/person look powerless

15. Low Angle (L/A)
Could be used to make the object/person powerful

16. Deep Shot (DS)
When something is in the foreground and something else is in the background

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