Camera Shots

Worms Eye View -

A shot from below the subject, usually giving a sense of dominance or power.

Rule of thirds - With two thirds of the shot being used and the other third unused, the rule of thirds is used for an aesthetically pleasing shot.

Over the shoulder shot - Clearly shows the view of Character A and also contains character B. This is often used during conversation etc.

Low Angle shot - This shot is also used to show power/dominance.

Looking space shot - clearly shows the subject looking out the window, often used to portray the character thinking/reflecting.

Long shot - shows the subjects whole body, giving the audience a clear view of the character.

High Angle shot - often gives a sense of inferiority.

Extreme close up -Extreme close ups are often used to represent the emotions of the character, as in this example worry/fear is shown. These shots are usually used to show anger/tension etc.

Close up - shows the whole face of the subject.

Birds eye view - Has the similar effect to the high angle shot but more exaggerated to give a stronger representation.