Camera
Shots, Angles, Movement (SAM)
Establishing
shot
An establishing shot is usually the first shot of a scene,
designed to show the audience where the scene is taking place.
Extreme
long shot
An extreme long shot is used to set the scene in a more
detailed way than in that of an establishing shot.
Long
Shot
A long shot is usually used to show the body language of
characters. While the main focus is on the characters, elements of the
background are still prominent.
Mid-Long Shot
A mid-long shot
usually shows the character from the thighs to the top of the head and is
normally used for dialogue scenes.
Mid
Shot
This is used for more detail of a mid-long shot.
Close Up
Used to show more detail and show the character’s facial
expressions.
Extreme Close Up
The shot is so
tight only a person’s eyes, for example, can be seen. Usually used to create an
intense atmosphere.
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