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Camera Shot Sizes, Angles, and Movements

Total questions: 21

Worksheet time: 11mins

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Class
Date
1.

Identify the camera movement.

a)

Tilt

b)

Pan

c)

Static

d)

Truck

2.

What is the primary purpose of an establishing shot in filmmaking?

a)

To show a close-up of a character's emotions.

b)

To introduce a new location, time of day, or environment.

c)

To focus on a small detail within a scene.

d)

To capture a character's full body from head to toe.

3.

What camera angle is this shot?

a)

High Angle

b)

Mid Angle

c)

Low Angle

d)

Overhead Angle

4.

What kind of shot size is this?

a)
Long Shot
b)
Medium Shot
c)
Close-Up Shot
d)
Two-Shot
5.

Identify the camera movement.

a)

Random

b)

Static

c)

Track

d)

Truck

6.

What camera movement is this?

a)

Dolly

b)

Zoom

c)

Tilt

d)

Pan

7.

What does a master shot primarily help to clarify in a scene?

a)

The specific facial expressions of a single character.

b)

The rhythm and tone of the film's soundtrack.

c)

The location, geography, and relationships between characters.

d)

The detailed texture of a prop.

8.

What camera angle?

a)

Low Angle

b)

Knee Height

c)

High Angle

d)

Eye-Level

9.

This is an example of:

a)

Establishing Shot

b)

Dutch Angle

c)

Medium Shot

d)

Full Shot

10.

What shot size is this?

a)

Wide Shot

b)

Close Up

c)

Extreme Close Up

d)

Full Shot

11.

What shot size?

a)

Medium Close Up

b)

Wide Shot

c)

Full Shot

d)

Extreme Close Up

12.

What camera angle best describes this shot?

a)

Dutch Angle

b)

High Angle

c)

POV

d)

Low Angle

13.

What kind of camera movement is this?

(a)  

14.

Which camera angle is this?

a)

Bird's Eye View

b)

Low Angle

c)

Wide Shot

d)

Eye-Level

15.

What is a common characteristic of a Medium Full Shot, also known as a Cowboy shot?

a)

It frames the subject from the chest up.

b)

It typically shows the subject from the top of their head to just below their waist.

c)

It focuses solely on the subject's facial expressions.

d)

It is primarily used to show the entire environment.

16.

What shot size is this?

a)

Wide Shot

b)

Establishing Shot

c)

Medium Shot

d)

Close Up

17.

What shot size is this?

a)

Master Shot

b)

Establishing Shot

c)

Medium Shot

d)

Low Angle

18.

What shot size?

a)

Medium Shot

b)

Wide Shot

c)

Close Up

d)

Full Shot

19.

What camera angle?

a)

Eye Level

b)

High Angle

c)

Low Angle

d)

Dutch Angle

20.

What shot size does this represent?

a)

Full Shot

b)

Cowboy Shot

c)

Establishing Shot

d)

Medium Shot

21.

What camera movement is this?

a)

Zoom

b)

Push-In

c)

Truck

d)

Tilt