Medium shot - A shot showing a character from the waist up allows other characters to be in view
Extreme close up - Focuses on a small detail e.g. an eye, hand etc
Long shot - A shot showing a character or setting from a distance
High angle shot - A shot taken from above looking down and makes the audience feel powerful and superior and the actors seem small and vulnerable
Low angle shot - A shot taken from below. It is as if the audience are being looked below on, it may make us feel small
Panning - When the camera moves in an arc from a fixed point
Tracking - The camera is on tracks and follows the action
Zoom - Camera moves in to a close-up, often used to focus attention on a relevant detail or emphasises a character reaction
Diegetic sound - Music/sounds effect that comes from the scene of the film
Non-diegetic sound - music/sound effect that is added to the film during editing
Mis - en - scene - Everything in the frame i.e. colours, props, set, costumes
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