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This can show something shrinking or something that is smaller than what it might seem. This can show ease.

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The mood is distant and shows distance between the person and a object. This can be used when a person wants to be shown from a distance to accomplish a specific mood.

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This is to make a person look better. It also can be from other light such as a car light or something else that might reflect off of someones face.

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This can be used when the main focus is on someones face or reaction. This can be used when someone is reading book or opening a treasure chest. This can make a scene more dramatic.

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This is regular lighting when the character might be outside and when the director wants to create a natural feeling.

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This can be shown to enhance a facial feature. It created a happy feeling and usually focused on a certain person.

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The lighting is darker than usual to show a dark or deep feeling.

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This is when the camera tracks forward while zooming out. This can be used to show the severity of something.

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This is when the camera is going back as it is zooming in. This can show the distance between a person and a problem showing how dangerous a situation is.

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This is when the camera moves across the plane. This can show a bigger scenery or used to magnify a scene to show movement.

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This is used to magnify a certain scene. A director might use this to zoom in on someones face to enhance the facial expression after something major has happened.

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This can create a unease feeling. It can create the mood that something is twisted or confusing.

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This shows how a object moves. This can help the audience determine how fast a object may be moving.

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This can create suspicion. The shot moves with the person if they might be looking down at something so it can get the audience wondering what they might be looking at.

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This can create a one on one mood where the person can be said to be looking right at you. It also can create a close up but not too close shot.

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This can show something shrinking or something that is smaller than what it might seem. This can show ease.

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This can create a intimidation mood because it shows that the person is big if it is shot at a lower angle. It can show independence and height.

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The mood of this shot can show the depth of a object compared to what your actually filming.

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The mood of this shot can be clarity and to make something less blurry that it actually is. A shot can get very blurry then change to a shot where it is clear to show overcoming something.

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The mood for this shot is neutral. In movies, this shot seems to be the main one that everyone can do to create a neutral mood.

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This can be used to show a person's expression and show the intimidation of something. The mood of this can show how suspenseful something can be.

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The mood is distant and shows distance between the person and a object. This can be used when a person wants to be shown from a distance to accomplish a specific mood.