Camera Shots and Angles

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What is an Extreme Long Shot?

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A camera shot that captures a wide view of the scene, often used to establish the setting or context.

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What is the effect of a Low Angle Shot?

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It makes the subject look powerful or imposing, often used to convey strength.

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What is a Close Up Shot?

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A shot that tightly frames a subject, focusing on details such as facial expressions.

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What is a Point of View Shot?

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A shot that shows the scene from a character's perspective, allowing the audience to see what the character sees.

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What is an Over the Shoulder Shot?

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A shot taken from behind a character, often used in conversations to show the perspective of one character.

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What is a Two Shot?

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A shot that includes two subjects in the frame, often used to show interactions between characters.

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What is a Wide Shot?

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A shot that captures a large area of the scene, providing context for the action.

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What is a Mid Shot?

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A shot that frames a subject from the waist up, balancing detail and context.

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What is the purpose of a High Angle Shot?

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It makes the subject appear smaller or weaker, often used to convey vulnerability.

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What is an Extreme Close Up?

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A shot that focuses on a very small detail of the subject, such as an eye or a hand.