CAMERA SHOTS/

CAMERA ANGLES

Hamza Hanif

EWS- (Extreme Wide Shot)

EWS shot is a camera

shot which is used as

a establishing shot

during or at the start of

films.

it is a view which is

far from the object or

subject.

VWS- Very wide Shot

This is a camera shot

which is further away

from the object making

it barely visible.

This type of creates

emphasis on the

surrounding of the

person or object.

WS- Wide Shot

In a film or video the camera is positioned to

observe the most action in the shot, in this case

the picture mainly focuses on a worker which is

the action.

MS- Mid Shot

MS shot show most part of the person or

object in a more detail while still giving an

impression of all of the person or object.

MCU- Medium Close-Up

A medium close-up shot is half way between a

medium shot and a close up shot, this shot

shows the object or person clearly without

making the person uncomfortable.

CU- Close Up

A certain part of the person or object takes

majority of the frames space.

Close ups emphasize the persons emotional

state, this shot makes the viewer pay more

attention on the persons expressions.

ECU- Extreme Close Up

ECU shots are normally used during action

scenes to show the characters expression

through his or hers face or eyes

CI/CA- Cut In/Cut Away

Cut in refer to a specific part of the object or

person in detail.

it can be used to emphasize emotion.

Cut Away shots is

away from the

main

action and could

show another view

of the main scene. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ujwbwx

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OSS- Over the Shoulder Shot

Over the shoulder shot is a camera shot from

behind someone and overlooking their shoulder

and it normally occupies 1/3 of the frame.

NS- Noddy Shot

This is a shot from a persons prospective, this

shot is mostly used during interviews to show

the persons reactions and emotions.

POV- Point Of View

This shows a character view, it will be what they

would be seeing through there eyes.