- Close up (Face).
- Extreme close up (Eyes or mouth).
- Longshot (Subject + a sense of location, body of a person (In motion) + setting).
- Extreme long shot (subject is dwarfed relative to the setting).
- Medium shot +/- 1/2 a person
- one-shot
- two-shot
- three-shot
- POV. shot (Confrontational).
Shot Angles
- Eye level
- Lower than eye level (Subject appears bigger/ dominant).
- Higher than eye level(Subject appears smaller/ diminutive).
- Top Angle, bird’s eye view.
- Dutch angle (When setting or subject in the setting is off orientation)
- Over the shoulder shot, confrontational
Motion
- pan or tilt (The audience should feel like a spectator objectively from a distance)
- Tracking or Dolly (Variation on the dolly: Zoom, get closer without making an emotional statement).
- Crane (Goes up or down).
- Random motion. (Action, Chaos).
- Arc, 360.
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Notes on video;Shot Sizes
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cool tutorial on composition and framing
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Frame Rates
Great Tutorial on Gopro framerates and resolution