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Camera Angles<br />
By Alex Wadsworth<br />
CAMERA ANGLES<br />
By Alex Wadsworth
CONTENTS PAGE<br />
Page 1: Extreme close up photo<br />
Page 2: Very wide shot<br />
Page 3: Two shot<br />
Page 4: Noddy shot<br />
Page 5: Point of view shot<br />
Page 7: Weather shot<br />
Page 9:Cut in<br />
Page 10:Over the head shot<br />
Page 11: Extreme wide shot<br />
Page 12:Wide shot<br />
Page 13: Medium shot<br />
Page 14: Medium close up<br />
Page 15: close up<br />
Page 16: Time lapse<br />
Page 17: End page
EXTREME CLOSE UP<br />
The ecu gets right in and shows extreme detail.
VERY WIDE SHOT<br />
The subject is barely visible barely but the emphasis is still on placing him in the enviroment.
TWO SHOT<br />
A shot of two people framed similar to a midshot
NODDY SHOT<br />
Usually refers to a shot of the interviewer listening and reacting to the subject.
POINT OF VIEW SHOT<br />
Point of view shot- Shows a view from the subjects perspective
WEATHER SHOT<br />
The subject is the weather , can be used for the other purpose of a background for graphics
CUT IN<br />
Shows some other part of the subject in detail
OVER THE HEAD SHOT<br />
Looking from behind a person at the subject
EXTREME WIDE SHOT<br />
Is the view is so far away from the subject that his isn't even visible often used as an establishing<br />
shot
WIDE SHOT<br />
The subject takes up the full frame or at least as much as comfortably possible.
MEDIUM CLOSE UP<br />
Half way between medium shot and close up
CLOSE UP<br />
A certain feature or part of the subject takes up the whole frame
TIME LAPSE
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