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The tilt shot can be used to show someone or something on its side. You can film upwards, downwards or to the side. You can take photos or a video with a tilt at someone or something ( it can be used for buildings or sculptures too.) The tilt shot is used in film making to get a different and unique perspective which may make the subject look bigger and show significance.

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Zoom - the zoom is used in film making to enhance the importance of the subject and to give the illusion of moving closer. It can make the audience feel claustrophobic because it crops the background and focuses on one thing.

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Panning is the same as a panorama but it can also be in a video. Panning the camera is when you turn the camera around slowly in a full circle or a semi circle to get the view that you want. Panning is normally eye level, It is also used for seeing the full perspective of a shot. In filmmaking panning is used for focusing on someone or something when the background is blurred out. So the only things in the photo or video is the object and the plain, coloured background.

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Hand held shot - this technique is when a camera is held buy the camera operator instead of a tripod or other steady support. It can make the audience feel that they are looking through a character's eyes and they are in that scene. It creates an effect that seems violent, in danger or dramatic.

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Dolly shot - a dolly is a cart that carries a camera while it moves along tracks. It is used in film making to move a camera along very fast and smoothly. This shot is not how we view the world every day so it is a new perspective for the audience.

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Over the shoulder - the over the shoulder shot is used to film someone or something over someone's shoulder. This shot helps the viewer know that two or more characters are either looking at each other or talking and you are getting the view from how the character sees things. The limits are that you can only the two people who you want in it to fit in.

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Extreme long shot - the extreme long shot is mainly used for showing a natural scenery or well known land marks. This is helpful when you want to take a photo of something far away and if you want the full shot with everything in it from a distance. The limits of this shot is that it does not get the fine and up close details.

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Long shot - the long shot is closer than the extreme long shot so you get a bit more detail but not much more. It is normally used to show the exterior like the outside of a building or nature. One of the limits with the long shot is that you can't get any up close details from your photo or video.

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Birds eye - this angle is used in film making because it can include a big view over a large area, usually outside and of a natural scenery. Its benefits are that it can display a perspective that not many people have seen themselves but the limitations are that it does not show any detail, you can not take this type of shot inside because the ceilings are not high enough and it is hard to focus on just one thing because it is a broad shot.

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Extreme close up - this shot is usually used in film making to show facial features. It includes a lot of detail which is good when filming a character or an important object. The limitations are that it only shows part of the subject and can not be used for big perspectives.

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Close up - in a close up shot, most of the frame is filled with the subject which is usually a face. It captures many details (but not as much as the extreme close up) and it is a clearly displays emotions. It is limited though because, much like the mid shot and the Extreme close up, it is not suitable for bigger views.

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Mid shot - the mid shot is used in film making to show some detail but to create an impression to the audience that they are the ones looking at the character or object. This shot is great for conversations and to film a character's body language and expression. It is not suitable for wider and generally bigger perspectives.

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Low angle - this is used to make the impression that characters are looking down at you and it can emphasise the power or size of anything. This shot is beneficial because you can use it on many different things like trees, people, animals and buildings. It is limited though because it is not very broad and you can only see straight upwards.

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Eye level - the eye level shot is usually used to film people when they are talking or showing a facial expression. The benefits of this shot is that it is realistic because it is what everyone sees on a daily basis. Because of this, it is normal for us and it is not as different.

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High angle - this angle is used in film making because it usually shows a character feeling overpowered and unhopeful. This angle is great because it is not as high as the bird's eye view but it is higher than eye level so it shows enough detail and it has impact. Although, it is not as effective on objects or nature.

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Definition - using a camera to film and photograph in order to produce a video.