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The closing shot is the last thing the audience will see...this will be the last impression they have. Sometimes, the closing shot will reveal a secret or it may make the audience ask more questions.

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A cutaway shot is a shot that "cuts away" from the main action to any shot that adds visual information, and then returns to the original shot with new meaning.

Editors use them for maintaining continuity.

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Making a connection from something in the frame of one scene as it transitions to another scene. Match shots can be created using color, shapes, or audio.

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A point of view shot is a film angle that shows what a character is looking at in the first person. In other words, the camera acts as the eyes of a character and the audience sees what they see. It is usually established by being positioned between a shot of a character looking at something, and a shot showing the character's reaction.

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OTS: Over The Shoulder Shot is a shot in which the camera is placed just behind an "off-screen" actor so that their shoulder is in the frame while you capture the "on-screen" actor's coverage. You can do this to orient your viewer, but an over-the-shoulder shot will also suggest a connection or understanding between the characters in your scene.

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Angles give off different vibes and offers new perspectives to your camera shot.

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Also known as an Extreme Long Shot. The shot frames the subject from a distance and focuses on its surroundings. Best as an establishing shot so we can see more of the location in the frame.

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Extreme Close Up Shot frames a subject very closely, so much so that the outer portions of the subject are out of frame. This type of shot is to signal an important sensory moment in a scene or to communicate tiny details to small to notice.

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Close Up Shots frames the subject including midway from their torso to above their head so we can see the actor's emotions but still able to see some of the action in the background.

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Under each section, upload a screenshot example of each type of shot and add a description detailing the shot.

Note: There are 12 types of shots listed so make sure you are swiping to the right

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A Wide Shot shows the entire subject in relation to its surroundings. Also known as a Long Shot.

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This is an example of a wide shot. The people on horses are in a vast desert landscape. This type of shot lets the viewer see the size of the character in relation to the landscape, invoking a sense of how small they actually are in nature.

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Close Up Shots are taken at close range to the subject in order to show more detail and or show emotion. Close Up shots signal that something important is happening.

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Medium shots give detail of the subject while allowing to still see the action around them or behind them.

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A medium shot (also referred to as MS), or waist shot is captured at a medium distance from the subject. It is used for dialogue scenes, but also depict body language and more of the setting. Oftentimes it will frame multiple subjects as well as a portion of the background and space in general.

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close up shows ore detailes and you can focus more on whats being shown

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if you want to show alot use a wide shot

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more being shown less detail

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good for showing a lot but no over crowding

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A wide angle shot is used to show the relationship of a character and the environment around them.

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shows a lot little detail

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A close up shot shows more about the character and the emotions being displayed, than the background.

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good for lots of detail

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A close up medium shot shows the detail of the character but still some of the background.

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good for perspective

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A medium shot shows body language and the background shows detail as well.

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This is a wide-angle shot. This shows the person and the environment surrounding them.

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good for showing the character in the environment

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good to show what the character is seeing

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Shows little up close detail but shows the surroundings.

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good to focus on whatever important is happening

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good for focusing on something and transitioning

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A close up shot can convey a lot of emotion by showing the subjects face closer to the camera which gives more emotion

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Shows lots of detail

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shows the envioronment and less of the characters

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An extreme close shot is usually of the actors eye and is used to show emotion and show detail.

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This is a close up shot, and this shows an object or person zoomed in.

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when you use the main shape in the video to make a seamless transition

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The wide shot positions subjects far from the camera to visually represent their relationship to their environment

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good for showing face and background at same time

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a closeup shot focuses on the characters emotions

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Film shot taken of something at close range to show greater detail to the viewer.

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A wide shot is a technique that allows the viewer to the scale of the subjects surroundings compared to the subject itself.

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a wide shot is used to show the subject and the size of the surroundings

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Medium close-ups are about reducing distraction and focusing story and character details

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an over the shoulder shot can show what one of the characters is seeing

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a medium shot shows both the character and the background

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Shows what the character is seeing

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This shot can show what a character is seeing

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Shows the character and whats around them

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Focuses more on the character while still including the background

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shows how little the character is compared to the setting

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Shows lots of details

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A close up shot is a shot that focus on the emotional and mental state of the character.

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wdie shots are used to see the entire subject and everything around it

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usually focuses on something small like the character's eyes

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Shows a big wide area but not much detail

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close up shots show a more detailed picture of the subject

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more being shown but in less detail

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A close up medium shot focuses on the character while also including some of the background.

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can be used to show body language

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This is a wide shot because of of all the space around the woman showing the scenery. These shots are used to see the object and the space around it.

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shows what the character is looking at

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A medium shot is for showing your subject but also the the background and gives you a sense of whats happening.

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shows a little detail of subject but mostly enviroment

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shows lots of detail

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it's the most neutral shot. it captures the subject in a zise similar to how interact with people

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used to show perspective

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this is to show the subjects pov

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An extreme wide shot mostly focuses on the background and the surrounding of your subject.

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shows things from a different perspective

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used to show what the subject is looking at

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Shows perspective

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used for transitions

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when something in the frame is used to make a seamless transition

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A point of view lets you see the perspective of a character and what they are seeing.

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used to show expressions along with the backround

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In this objective the character is barely visible, it is done so that what surrounds the character can be seen

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Shows you what the character is looking at

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An Angle of view shot lets you see things from a new perspective.

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Shows things from a different perspective

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An over the shoulder shot is used to show an interaction or a conversation between two characters.

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Frames a subject to isolate a specific area

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A cutaway shot cuts away from the character and focuses on something.

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This is a Close Up Meduim Shot this shows the character and little bit of the backround.

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when you make a transition by using whats in the frame.

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Shows what character is seeing but from the other object or persons perspective

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shows the perspectives of the scene

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A closing shot is shot that is used to end the movie on, the final shot of the move or film.

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Shows both characters in a scene but from behind one of them

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shows the conversation between the characters

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Shows characters, props, and background without overcrowding it

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this close up shot os so you can see the details in the eye.

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shows what the characters are looking at

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Transition shot

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makes a transition by using what is in the shot

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This close up is enough to be more detailed but you can still tell where she is.

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this shot adds visual information

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Using the shape of the video or object in frame to transition