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sounds that are synchronized with what can be seen on the screen,

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sound effects that do not match what the audience can see.

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when the camera holds on a close-up of the face of a person reacting to what just happened

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almost same as a pan, ecxept the movement is up or down

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A shot in which a moving camera circles round the subject being photographed

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when the camera stays in one spot, and while remaining stationary,

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-when the camera moves along a path

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shot of an actor’s eye, or face that is extremely close.

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a shot of an actor’s face, usually used for a reaction.

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the most commonly used shot in which we see an actor from the
knees up if they are standing or from the waist up.

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a shot in which the full body of the actor is seen, or a doorway, or a room

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extreme long shot that sets up where the movie is taking place, such as a city

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shot with an actor’s shoulder in the foreground, out of focus. used during dialogue.

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when the camera is seeing things just as the actor would.

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when the camera is working down onto the tops of the heads of those in the frame.

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the most common, when we are looking into the eyes of the person in the frame

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when the camera is looking down at the object or person being viewed

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when the camera is looking up at the object or person being viewed, creating a sense of authority or power