Camera Angles

Extreme Close-up:

Size of a persons eye can be nn a person or object to show enphasis or emotion.

Close-up:

Size of a persons head to show to show enphasis or experssion.

Mid Shot:

The size of shoulder and head on a person shows more.

Medium wide shot:

This shot is showing the whole body showing more body language.

Wide Shot:

In this shot you can see a whole group of people and the setting.

Extreme wide shot:

 This shot shows a building and more of the setting often used in an opening scene.

Pan:

This camera moves around the scene but keeping the camera static.

High angle:

The camera is high up looking down it often makes the person look less important.

Low Angle:

The camera is low down looking up often making the person look more important e.g superhero.

Birds eye view/ Aerial:

The camera is directly above the characters.

Point of view:

This shot looks like its coming from the persons eye view.

Over the shoulder:

In this shot you can see over the person's shoulder so you feel like you're there.

Tracking:

This gives the idea that the camera following the actors.