CPAR

Is a specific camera shot that just shows the head of a character or a specific object. It's great for showing the emotions of a character or capturing reactions

Is often used as an establishing shot to show you where something is goint to take place or where the characters are

The opposite of bird's eye view, It shows a subject from a long angle, looking up at it. Used to show how tall something or someone is.

Is a shot where the camera has been tilted ever so slightly, this causes the shot to appear strangely angled and causes the audience to feel uneasy.

An editing technique where several shots are used in very quick succession. It make things look like they're happening fast.

Is a single, continous shot that which lasts for a entire scene or longer. It is difficult for filmmakers to achieve or accomplish.

French term that means "what is put into scene". It refers to the way shots are framed and what is included in them

This refers to a prolongation of a point or a mark on the surface.

Suggest that line are hidden from the viewer

Refers to an art with boundaries identified or drawn using lines organic shapes are based on natural or living forms.