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Lock it Up!
Director
Quiet on Set!
First Assistant Director
Rolling!
Camera Operator
Action
Director
Cut
Director
Back to One!
Director
Moving On!
First Assistant Director
That's a Wrap!
First Assistant Director
The camera is positioned below the subject
Low Angle
Tilt horizon of your frame
Dutch Angle
The camera is positioned above the subject
High Angle
Interchangeable with the Over the shoulder shot
Over the Shoulder
An interruption of a continuously filmed scene by inserting a view of something completely different
Cut Away
Allows the viewer to take on the perspective of the character and understand their state of mind (on a more personal level
POV
In between a Long & Medium Shot
Cowboy
The amount of space between the top of subject's head and the top of the frame
Headroom
The Rule where imaginary lines are placed over a scene to better frame it
Thirds
The space in front of where the actors are looking
Leadroom
the video clip that is created when a camera begins recording until the moment it stops recording.
Shot
Subject can be seen from head to toe.
Wide
Typically shows a subject from the waist up.
Medium
Head, face, and neck. All about emotion.
Close-Up
Only includes a small portion of the subject.
Extreme Close Up
Places the back of the head and shoulder of a person in the foreground and the subject in the background.
Over-the-Shoulder
This makes the subject appear larger and portray power, dominance, or wonder
Low
Great to help transition to new scenes or show side stories at the same time
Cutaway
Portrays the subject as weak, vulnerable, and inferior
High
3 reasons why camera angles are important?
Emotion, Editing, & Perspective


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