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This is asynchronous because you can hear people talking but you can't see them in the shot

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This is synchronous sound because the sound of typing on a computer matches with her in the shot typing

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This is a reaction shot because it shows her reaction to dropping the object

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This is a tilt because the camera stays stationary but moves up and down to follow the door

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This is an arc shot because it shows almost a 360 of her

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This is a pan because the camera stays in one spot but moves right to left to follow the posters along the wall

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This is a dolly because the camera moves along a single path and follows the posters

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This is a dutch tilt because it is tilted and makes it look like it's distorted

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This is a extreme close up because it is really zoomed in on her face

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This is a close up because it is zoomed in on her face

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This is a medium shot because it shows the person from waist up

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This is a long shot because it is showing the whole body

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This is an establishing shot because it is a shot of the scene where I would be taking most of the pictures

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This is over-the-shoulder because it has the shoulder of the person that you are looking over

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This is point-of-view because it is what the person would be seeing typing on the computer through their own eyes

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This is bird's eye view because it's shot from up above looking straight down

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This is eye-level because it's shot from eye-level

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This is a high shot because it's shot from high looking down

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This is a low shot because it was shot from a low angle looking up