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Everything the view hears is seen on screen.

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The things that the people on the screen do does not match with everything that the viewer sees.

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A shot that shows some or all sides of a person going around a subject in a circle.

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A stationary camera moving back and forth to the sides.

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This shot shows a reaction to a situation. most of the time a gasp of surprise or crying over a loss.

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This shot is used during dialogue scenes to show who is talking to whom.

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This shot shows the point of view of a person with the camera where a persons eyes would be.

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The actual movement of a camera while filming

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This shot is taken from below the eye-line and is used to convey power and oppression.

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Used to show a person's face as the main focus, normally from chest up.

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This shot shows the character in a higher up yet off balance way, which implies insanity.

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This shot is from a stationary camera and tilts from the ground to the sky.

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This shot is a VERY close shot of a subjects face, and is used to show extreme detail and emotion.

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A shot from the waist up, showing a little more emphasis on a person.

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Shows the entire body of a person in a doorway or hall.

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This shot is shot at the same level as the subjects eyes, thus the name.

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This shot is taken from or seems to be taken from

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This shot is taken from an angle above the eyeline and gives a sense of hoplessness and dispair.

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This shot establishs an entire area, and it is assumed this is where the next shot is taking place.