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Wednesday, 21 October 2015

Camera Shots










Wide Shot (WS)
This is used to expand the length of a shot.




Long Shot (LS)
This is used to show the background as well as the foreground.



Close up (CU)
This is used to show the emotion and detail in a characters face.


Aerial Shot
An exterior shot filmed from the air.












Arc Shot
A shot in which the subject is circled by the camera.

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