Class Information (1) - Camera Shots

Over the weeks we have been learning about different materials, and one of them are camera shots. The knowledge of angle shot will come in handy, because I will have a better idea on how to take pictures for my type of magazine. The camera shots include:

  • wide shot: used for settings/ establishes the location.
  • full shot: whole body of a person-to establish a character
  • medium shot: frame a person from the waist and up-closer view of the action 
  • three quarter shot (3/4): frame a person from knees and up
  • long shot: full body at a farther distance
  • head and shoulder shot: from chest and up; it is used as a reaction video 
  • close up: above the shoulders; gives an intimate look
  • extreme close up: the chin to the middle of the forehead; to show tension 
  • two shot: two people in full shot
  • medium two shot: two people in medium shot 

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