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A close up is used in film making to show specific detail in a scene. It is usually a close up of an actors face.

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Cinematography means photography and camerawork done to create the film. It can also mean motion picture photography.

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A zoom shot is a shot where they move the camera closer to an object. They use this in film making to show more detail.

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A hand held shot is when the camera is held by a cameraman or operator instead of a tripod. It is usually hand held when the scene is too fast or too unpredictable. The effect a hand held shot has on the audience.

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A dolly shot is where the camera follows any moving objects. They place the camera on a track then the camera follows the object. They use the dolly shot in film making to make the viewers feel like they are moving with the film.

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To pan the camera you move the camera at a horizontal angle for a few seconds. The pan is used in film making to show many objects of the set instead of just showing a limited set.

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A tilt shot is moving the camera up and down or left and right but keeping the horizontal axis constant. A tilt shot is used in film making because it adds dramatic tension to shots and also simplify a supernatural being for example, moving or pushing the camera. It's also used to show a different shot of the indcident to the audience. It is also used to act as a victim on the floor and your are seeing the shot in their perspective.

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The over the shoulder shot is used to show the perspective of the other character looking at you or to feel like the other character. It is usually used in conversations. The limitation of the over the shoulder shot is that it concentrate on something perticular so you don't get any thing else in in the shot.

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The long shot is used in movie making to show a human figure in a setting but with not to much detail it also used to give a good view of everything in the setting to help us understand it.

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The extream long shot is used to show a lot of land also land marks since it is such a wide shot to set the full scene, some examples are city's, earth, deserts. The limitation of the extream long shot is that you can't get any fine detail in the shot.

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A mid shot is used in films because it is a frame that ends at the actors waist but still can show hand gestures, body movement and the emotions of the actor. It is also used because if you are talking to a person "in the flesh" you usually wouldn't be looking at their lower body. A limitation is that you can't see the rest of their body in the shot.

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A high shot is used in film making to make an object or person feel powerless. The limitation of the high shot is that you can't always get every thing in the photo because it is concerntrating on one person or object.

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This angle is used in film making to create a dramatic effect or to create a different spatial perspective of the surroundings. The limitations of using bird's-eye view is that at first you may not know who is there or what is happening because it is directly above or nearly above the scene.

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The eye level angle is to show someone's of some things full qualities, features and expressions. The limitation of the eye level angle is that you can't see the rest of the scene.

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The benefit of using a low angle shot is that it makes the audience feel powerless in a fight scene and makes the short actors look tall. Some limitations are that the setting and scenery isn't seen as well.