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It is a wide shot usually in the beginning of a scene. It is used to show the setting.

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It frames a person's head and usually shows entire head. It is used to show emotion and details.

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The object fills the entire frame. This creates tension and intensity.

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It shows something waist up. You use this in interviews and dialogues.

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You see the full subject and some of the background. It is used for motion and action.

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It shows what the character is looking at. It puts the audience in the mind of the character.

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The camera is placed lower than the person. It shows importance to something.

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It is done by tilting the camera to one side. It creates a dramatic effect.

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The camera is placed above the subject. It makes something seem insignificant.

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It is positioned so the subject looks at the camera. It shows what you see in real life.

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It is placed behind the actor and includes their shoulder. It shows 2 characters discussing.

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Moves from side to side. It is used to track movement.

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The camera moves up and down. It is used to introduce a character.

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The lens is adjusted to make something more forward. It is used to track something.

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You hold the camera without a device. It shows shaky movement to show action.